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So been out to this today, turns out theres a magnet in the back of the dispenser for the hall sensor thats been lost when customer cleaned it.
Might be worth admin creating a topic with a list of these companies where we can comment on them, ive been approached by a few recently and would be good for all of use if we had an idea which were reliable.
Check voltage with the connectors disconnected from the valve, I got some funny readings when connected to the faulty valve.
That looks like it would have gone on my old meter, I was gifted a Fluke which I have use now that unfortunately doesn’t do temperature.
Looking at the diagram theres a screw on the door to release the door from the hinge, then usually 2 screws on the side and the hinge slides out. Shouldnt be near any gas from what I can see and same set up as electric version.
So that probe failed, then the replacement failed too. Ended up getting a ThermoPro TP16B which works really well with a digital readout, and it cools down much faster than those analogue thermometers so its safer putting back into my toolbag.
Think I’ve only had 1 ASWO delivery delayed through customs, and it added 1 day to delivery. I sent an order to Qualtex Wednesday and its not been dispatched yet.
Not something I’ve come across, however last week I installed a brand new Candy and the valve was stuck open, machine starting to fill as soon as the hose was connected even with no power!
Just had a look in my old docs as I had something in there about regulators, not sure if its appliacable to yours though:
40ER / 41ER:
P1 = LINE IN (LIVE)
4A = NEATRAL IN / OUT
2 = LOAD (LIVE OUT)
P2 = SIGNAL (41 ONLY)43ER:
P1 = LINE IN (LIVE)
4 = NEATRAL IN / NEATRAL A
2 = LOAD (LIVE OUT)
P2 = NEATRAL B
S2 = SIGNAL (LINK WIRE TO S1)45ER:
P1 = LINE IN (LIVE)
P2 = NEATRAL IN
2 = LOAD (LIVE OUT)
4 = NEATRAL
S2 = SIGNAL (LINK WIRE TO S1)
