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A possibility could be the motor reversing relay on the PCB. I had one in the past that was intermittent whereby sometimes the motor would just stop instead of changing direction
It will be the relay board
Faulty heater sensor.
codes: Kenwood-Kid60s15.htmlIts possible it could only be one of the top centering tub springs snapped (Usually the rear one). Its easily replaced and makes quite a noise when it spins as the tub bangs on the front of the cabinet
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/8061923-ise-washing-machine-balancing-springRe: Beko WDR7543121B Dead
I had one a couple of months ago with the same fault which turned out to be the power board (rear rhs).
I checked the psu on the board at a few weeks later and found a short circuit Schottky Diode – type SR1100 (D7 on the board).
Not tried the board out since so dont know if there’s anything else, but the usual fusible resistor was ok so I assume the Chip is ok.Martin.
Re: Which cordless screwdriver?
Twoten wrote:
Can you control how hard you drive the screw inI forgot to mention that the switch is variable so a more delicate action can be obtained by controlling trigger position.
Martin.Re: Which cordless screwdriver?
I just take finger off button when impact starts and it is tight but I would imagine leaving it impacting would definitely strip threads. Don’t know yet about battery life as only had it a couple of days but it has two batteries in the kit
Re: Which cordless screwdriver?
Ive recently had the TD022DSE impact version and find it great. Tight screws are loosened effortlessly by initial impact and then spun out rapidly when free enough.
