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Have had this problem several times in the past and can confirm that fabricating one from an oilite bush does the job fine.
Have fixed them to the shaft using loctite or epoxy without issues. Grease the oil seal well before assembly.Murv…
I come up with
P/N 6600931 >> C00237604 Electrode, oven
P/N 6605254 >> C00241856/J00163812 Lead 770mmMurv…
I always research the price of non gen ink before I buy a new printer. I now find my xerox lasers are as cheap to run as inkjets.
Murv…
Would be useful if wholesale lookups included serial number changes where required.
I guess this level of detail is not provided in their data dumps from the manufacturer
Murv…
The buzz which faids away quickly is a sure sign of a permanent feed to an ‘instant/pulse lock’. These locks are designed to lock & unlock with a short pulse from the control module.
If the buzz occurs on power up (before pressing the start button) then the module lock circuit is duff.
Otherwise a replacement PTC type lock should sort it.
Murv…
Sounds like the Whirlpool trade site is more accurate than their retail sites.
On the Hpt retail site. (and aswo)
I tried this one WDAL8640PUK 859990785440 807854401963 x locks C00306612(PTC Hybrid), C00285597(Instant/Pulse), C00294848(Insant pulse+sens)
2 x Modules C00306159 and C00296191
4 x SoftwareLikely to be a serial number change but not specified on any retail or 3rd party trade system.
Very easy to get it wrong
Murv…
As Dave said it sound like a mechanical fault.
The Rold DK001 won’t work as it’s an instant lock and the software in the module will not be able to control it
For the ‘door closed’ light to function correctly (where fitted) you need ‘C00306612 or C00307442 which are both PTC locks with door closed sensing.
If you fit an older non-sensing PTC lock the door closed light (where fitted) will always stay on as there is no sensing switch present.
Murv…
