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Start with the obvious and check all connections between motor and board, might also be worth checking bearings etc if the drum is catching or rubbing will take more oopmh to get it going.
If the clothes are warm but wet then probably a blocked condenser, could also be a problem with the pump, if it can’t get rid of the water in the resovoir it shuts the heater down.
Decided to get one of the expander tools, used it twice today so far and makes it way easier.
electrofix wrote:have emailed the trouble shoot guide
Dave
Any chance you could fire this over to me too please, got one to go to and be nice to be able to narrow it down to either board or motor.
I’ve got one of those Dave, it’s OK for front springs or where the front comes off the washer.
Thinking of getting one of these, Maddocks do them to if you have an account, which I don’t.
Just reading this, and within minutes got a phone call from a customer saying they’ve fitted their own seal but cant get the inner spring on, guess where i’m going tomorrow!
Sounds like the start capacitor (located near the motor)
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/g873197as-washing-machine-tumble-dryer-dishwasher-8uf-capacitor.Also, always discharge a capacitor before touching it to be safe
https://electrouniversity.com/how-to-discharge-a-capacitor/Been back, this time it when testing it failed on the main wash valve so replaced that and has now completed cycles, guess they misread the code on the display.
