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Re: Indesit wixl143suk PCB repair
wixl143h wrote: could this still be a PCB problem?
The core to this machine working or not working, to LED’s flashing or not flashing is the PCB.:(
Re: Bosch WTS84500
You will need to check out and clean the water tank, pump, float and surrounding areas. Most likely clogged with fluff and yuck.
Re: Electrolux EW1006F Randomly Stops
captaincaveman1 wrote:if not then check you haven’t reversed the two pressure tubes by mistake swap them them around and try that .
The tubes fit on the same air chamber so it makes no difference which tube goes on which. Though you do make a good point about the drain hose, the outlet end of which should be higher than the highest water level otherwise it would syphon out.
Re: Zanussi WJD1667 Blowing MCB and Fuse
timdowning wrote:Much better price.
Pretty good here too………
Re: How many machines have been written off
Simon46 wrote:how many do you think you have written off due to an expensive pcb replacement?
Almost an impossible question to answer other than chances are the vast majority of machines wanting expensive replacement boards are scrapped. At a guess I’d say 95{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}…??
Re: Electrolux EW1006F Randomly Stops
Firstly, I must correct an earlier post regarding the types of pressure switch fitted on your machine. Both switches are purely mechanical and therefore blowing into them to activate the switch stages will not necessarily harm them contrary to what I said earlier. Secondly, the single level switch acts as a heater safety switch (ensuring the heater won’t come on with no water in the tub). The 3 stage switch operates the two water levels plus a 3rd overfill safety level.
Re: Electrolux EW1006F Randomly Stops
Camperdownfamily wrote:The PNc Number is 914789527/00
The part numbers I gave then are correct but I was way out on your machines age. It was manufactured back in 1996 not 1999. 😯
Re: Hotpoint Tool Case 19
Rucksack….hmm? I wonder what leavemetogetonwithit has for a toolcarry on his pushbike?
Re: Zanussi WJD1667 Blowing MCB and Fuse
jweaver wrote:As long as its rated at the correct voltage/current, they all do the same job…
Yes they do!
Re: Electrolux EW1006F Randomly Stops
Camperdownfamily wrote:Any ideas how I can identify the second level switch? All the exploded diagrams I can find on parts websites only show one.
I would need the full PNc number of your machine to look it up. No doubt your machine is best end of 17 yrs old and the two pressure switches I have for that vintage then the part nos for are: 1246839102 and 1245355209.
Re: Zanussi WJD1667 Blowing MCB and Fuse
jweaver wrote:I havn’t got much experience with white goods, but I assumed I could remove the top and back and look for something obvious (i.e charring, or exposed wires).
……….don’t overlook that Mains Filter, where Live & Neutral often clash. 😉
Re: Electrolux EW1006F Randomly Stops
Replace the level sensors (pressure switches). The mechanical one because that may well be the reason the heater failed in the first place. And the analogue one because you blew into it and likely damaged it as a result.
Re: Zanussi WJD1667 Blowing MCB and Fuse
Yes it does sound as though the mains filter might well be the problem.
