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MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
Hi guys. Just an update to this, after taking the above mentioned off, stripping and cleaning all the pipework and putting dishwasher tablets through it on a hot wash, it corrected itself.
It could be that I knocked a connector or something like, who knows??? I was all for scrapping it and it just started working again.
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
Edit, found another guide which makes more sense lol.
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/faul … codes.html
That flashing LED would indicate F17 too then. Door lock
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
Many thanks to you both for the advice. I’m familiar with industrial electrical equipment so I’ll be checking the connections with it isolated! 😉
With regards to the code reading, do you have a ‘how to’ for my machine? I had a look in the help an advice section on here but it seems to contradict code F01 coming from the fourth LED lit. That makes it F08 or am I reading the wrong type of guide in the link below?
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
A little bit of an update to this, we have used it twice now since Sunday and it seems to be behaving which leads me to think it’s the main PCB. I’m certainly not calling out Indesit to it.
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
iadom wrote:The triac is a component on the main pcb, the pcb is around £100 and needs programming, either by an Indesit engineer or by using a £20 smart card and a £100 card reader. :rolls:
Indesit may do the repair for a fixed labour charge of around £120 but will also try to stitch you up with a 12 month contract, so you end up paying £180. 😥
You can check the motor and the motor brushes but worn brushes should give a different fault such as the door not locking correctly etc.
Ok thanks for the info, I’ll have a word with our local repair shop, if they say the same, the Indesit will be going in the skip. I’m sure we only paid something like £225 for it and that was to replace a Zanussi that was at least TEN years old, but the motor went pop!
I thought we’d have got more than 3years out of it. It honestly looks new internally. Buy cheap, buy twice I suppose :rolls:
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
iadom wrote:A bit of a sneaky one this, it only has two option buttons across the top but has two hidden led’s to the left of the two buttons that can flash ‘through’ the facia, so your flashing light is No: 4. Sadly this is F01 and means a faulty motor triac, could be bad connections but more likely to be faulty main pcb or motor. 😥
Oh great :rolls: Thanks for the advice 😉
Is there any way I can test the motor apart from making sure the connections are good? What does triac mean? If the main PCB is at fault, can I just change it or will I need a technician to do it?
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
Specialist01269 wrote:Hi: Think Iadom meant to count from the left so he can get the error code, so for example if there are 5 lights what numbers are flashing ?
From the left, the second LED (rapid wash) was flashing
MickyL
ParticipantRe: Indesit WIB111 stops before spin cycle during wash
Oh right, well in that case, there’s only two LED lights apart from the door locked symbol.
Starting from the left, the anti crease LED was off and the rapid wash was flashing.
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