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Whirlpool AWZ121 how to test thermostats?
mikeymo wrote:I can’t really understand how I’m supposed to measure the thermostat resistance.
You can’t, the thermostats are a simple switch and not a resistive device, therefore zero ohms. In the case of these stats the terminals burn and frequently fail as a result. Look closely at those stats but put your multimeter away first! 😉
Re: Inaccurate temperature – NEFF U1661
I think you are putting to much theory into this TBH. Establishing the temperature is a really simple exercise. A £15 IR thermometer is all that is required.
Beko washing machine heater fault
spimps wrote:which can expose heater to air pockets.
Now that’s interesting, how exactly would that work? You mean the user has to overdose to such an extent that several litres of water in the tub turns instead to bubbles?
Beko washing machine heater fault
Heater coming on with no water in tub I would think. Whether it’s gold plated or eBay cheap junk a succession of failed heaters cannot self-destruct one after the other in this way.
Re: AEG Condenser Dryers
Who are you asking, me? I refer to Electrolux group of companies of course.
Re: AEG Condenser Dryers
……or just look up the PNC on TDS-online for the ‘Factory Code’ then look up that code in the section marked ‘Problem Report’ 💡
(100’s of factory’s listed there in dozens of different countries including sub-contractors)
Re: Whirlpool AWZ121 how to test thermostats?
26 ohms reading on both stats? They should both be zero ohms (dead short) and you say the element also reads 26 ohms? Has your multimeters dial stuck like the proverbial village church tower clock?
Re: Neff dw e15
Lots on this impossible to cure subject of these rubbish machines, here’s one thread……
Re: Inaccurate temperature – NEFF U1661
Most U1661’s use and electronic PTC sensor rather than conventional stat so not adjustable. What is the full model number (ENr no) of the oven anyway?
