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Re: Bosch WAS32462GB
The new control unit (module) has to be ‘coded’ and you should code it as per the instructions included in the box!
Re: Bosch SGS problems
OK so your next challenge is to check the earth potential on the heater. If there is any leakage to earth at all the microprocessor will behave like a monkey in a straightjacket.
Re: Water pithering out of my ISE10 drainpump! :-O
iadom wrote:As the water is ‘pithering’ out as opposed to just dripping, seeping or oozing out I wonder just how much water comes out at a ‘pither’?
pither, pithering
verb – to prevaricate, doing other things rather than the important task at hand
Re: Bosch classixx shock absorbers
I take it that you didn’t purchase the genuine ‘Shock Absorber + Connecting Kit’ (part no. 00448032)…?? Which has all you need together with instruction leaflet on doing the job.
To remove the plastic pins do as shown (below) in part of those instructions.
Re: Bosch SGS problems
If you haven’t already done so, remove and clean the magnet float under the fine mesh filter. (Be sure and refit it the same way.)
Re: 2nd hand machines with splitable tubs & brushless motors
The criteria then is cheap, secondhand, easy to recondition, long lasting….. Here’s the perfect example. (They come up all the time)……
Re: 2nd hand machines with splitable tubs & brushless motors
mzungu wrote: I may eventually buy more than two if this strategy works…
Your strategy is flawed from the outset I’m afraid to tell you. The “disposable” machine however has some standing today especially when on a very tight budget as many last years longer than you would ever imagine.
Re: HOOVER DYN8144D
I’d still stick in a new NTC all the same. Oh and inspect the coreboard for triac damage.
Re: 2nd hand machines with splitable tubs & brushless motors
“Machines?” You want more than one? Are you a trader in recon machines then?
Re: Motor blowing RCD on WME7247w
What is the state of the wiring harness like? Could be bare wires shorting against the cabinet?
Re: Bosch Dishwasher puzzling water inlet fault
It wouldn’t just be that the microswitch on the float chamber is either faulty or the connector block to it is misplaced would it?
Re: How to remove filter screen at back of dryer
Agreed, the fixing often loosens but a push in and twist anticlockwise (very quickly) will always release. Once off the spring and boss unit can easily be tightened.
