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Re: Flow Meter
Martin114 wrote:Hi Mark, I pull out the little pcb that houses the reed switch, de-solder the old and solder in the new. I also tin the contact strips with solder to bring them out a bit and make a tighter connection to the plug.
Cheers,
MartinThank you Martin for your reply and advise.
Re: Flow Meter
Martin114 wrote:I use reed switch part no. sw02762 from CPC
This swich is a different shape etc, how does this fit into the plastic water meter tank on the left hand side of the dishwasher?
Regards, Mark
Re: Flow Meter
Penguin45 wrote:Normal fault is oxidisation of the contact pads on the reed switch pcb. A good clean and a pinch of the connector usually sorts it. The reed switches themselves can fail, giving no signal when the water wheel spins.
Chris.
Thank you I shall check this.
Mark
Re: Flow Meter
Penguin45 wrote:Nope, complete assembly. You can buy the reed switch from RS/Maplins and the like for pennies though……
Chris.
1. Would this cure the 7 flashes?
2. What and where on the dishwasher is the “reed switch”Regards Mark
Re: AEG
Thanks Chris. Checked most of them already except relay. Also how do you check the NTC?
MarkRe: Bosch SGS55C02GB/01
nationalhomecare wrote:Thats the one, it harbours all the cr@p, had it a few times on SGS machines.
SteveThanks Steve, I shall give this a go.
Mark
Re: zanussi ZWD1680w
DAR01 wrote:Is it putting water into the condenser?
Mike 😕 😕 😕
Dont know, how would this cause this problem then?
MarkRe: Bosch SGS55C02GB/01
nationalhomecare wrote:Have you checked the little valve on the airbreak/sidechamber at the left hand side, Usualy gets all gunged up and they won’t empty.
Regards
Steve 🙂Is this at the top of the airbreak?
Mark
