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Re: Beko condenser burning smell and popping
Katieiles wrote:I have taken the back and top off the machine but can see no signs of damage. The capacitor by the power cord all looks intact…. Any ideas?
Hmmm?
Re: Beko condenser burning smell and popping
Kate, we assume a degree of electro/mechanical knowledge for anyone wishing to undertake repairs to domestic appliances. With the power disconnected and panels removed access to components including the main motor are all too obvious.
Alternatively seek help by sourcing a local repair person to tackle the job for you. 😀
Re: Beko condenser burning smell and popping
Given Beko’s appalling record for safety recalls on their condenser dryers, in this case it could be the main motor you need to check out.
Be safe, unplug appliance from mains. :zap:
Re: zanusi zwd1480w
You Meggered the machine first….right? No earth leaks detected, elements OK are they?
Re: john lewis JLDWS1208
The electronics vary the speed between either 1600 rpm or 2800 rpm dependent on programme selection. But from what you say it sounds like the motor itself ain’t even reaching 1600 so it must be for the junk bin.
Re: Hotpoint BHWM149uk/e doorseal catching drum
lee8 wrote:You can get away with cutting it with cutters or sharp knife.
So says the voice of experience. “Cutting with cutters” has to be quote if the week yet it is only Monday so this week is going to be a belter at this rate…….
Re: Hotpoint CTD40g not heating up
Both the same part from same manufacturer so I think the choice an easy one 😉
Have read forum/FAQ’s but still need help please NEFF S4130
I imagine you have removed and cleaned the top nozzle in the roof of the tub? They often get crudded up.
Testing if there is sufficient flow to the top spray arm best achieved as follows: allow machine to get well into a wash cycle. Switch off, open door and remove top basket completely. Place a washing up bowl onto bottom basket (to catch water from top nozzle) shut door, turn back on. After 30 seconds running all the water in the bottom of the tub should now be in the bowl. 😉
If not you have circulating pump problems. 🙁
Re: Have read forum/FAQ’s but still need help please NEFF S4
Insufficient water pressure from circulating pump may mean the impeller has got clogged with debris OR has split. Circulating pump strip-down may well be on the cards.
Re: What to buy and how to maintain in my situation?
Chlorinated wrote:Actually I am already seeing a doctor and my question was not a medical one. As regards to what my diagnoses is, what I experiencing(btw it is not reacting to trace elements and it is not like you say) etc, that is a medical matter and not something I’m asking or discussing here.
Perhaps ‘chlorinated’ might be interested in reading THIS article from yesterday’s Daily Mail?
