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  • in reply to: Okay to use washing powder in drum rather than dispenser? #464003
    murv
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    No problems, detergent in with the clothes is the most hygienic way to do it.

    in reply to: Hotpoint Aquarius WDL540 problems #463836
    murv
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    If there are no blockages and the non return valve on the pump outlet (where fitted) is ok then it’s the pump motor or the wiring/electronics

    To date I have not come across intermittent electronics in the EVO2 or Arcadia pump circuits. Have had many intermittent starting pump motors in all brands.

    Pump motor is cheap so regardless of the outcome it’s worth trying one

    Murv…

    in reply to: beko dryer #463954
    murv
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    Have you checked that the condenser retaining levers are fully locked?

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMXTF942PUK Cracked cabinet base/shock mount #463862
    murv
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    Yes, good tip Wilf.

    I fit a penny washer when the crack is just starting or when I have removed the damper for another job such as bearings. If the crack is bad (rental customers keep washing until it stops) then the damper repair kit sorts it.

    Murv..

    in reply to: Hotpoint pump reset #463378
    murv
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    If no programmer available then drain machine slowly through the filter while it’s powered up so the module can track the pressure level as the the chamber empties out. When completely empty disconnect appliance and sort the fault.

    Assuming the pump has not shorted and blown the module then the machine should work without issue.

    If there’s a problem such as customer intervention the module may have locked out and will need one of the above listed methods to get it back to normal. In the worst cases you could always send the board to EMW for reprogramming.

    Best method for peace of mind is to invest in a programming system to re-set the configuration file.

    Murv…

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMXTF942PUK Cracked cabinet base/shock mount #463860
    murv
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    Ahh – Stiffning brackets to the rescue! When life was simple and HP bearings took < 30mins.

    The worst Merloni I came across recenly had to be re-drilled futher back on the cabinet and the suspension plastic pins mounted on the adjacent tank mounting.

    Murv…

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMXTF942PUK Cracked cabinet base/shock mount #463858
    murv
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    Fitted dozens of C00309597 kits to cure cracks similar to this without any issues.
    Murv…

    in reply to: Hotpoint wmfug742guk #463613
    murv
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    Hi, P/N C00119209 Bellows clamp (tank)

    Murv…

    in reply to: beko wmb81241lb no display #463561
    murv
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    Hi

    The DC board is just a rectifier to smooth motor noise and has no other function. The main/display board should power up on its own as long as there is L and N supply to KN7 via the mains switch, filter and mains cable.

    Murv…

    in reply to: Replacement module for Hotpoint dishwasher LTF 11M132 C UK #463118
    murv
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    Should be able to read if the square CPU in the corner of the board is ok, the smaller DSP and the rectangular 3 phase chip are not important.

    Murv…

    in reply to: Beko DRVS73 #463443
    murv
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    2963280200 is an unprogrammed module. 2963281405 is the part number you require.

    in reply to: Replacement module for Hotpoint dishwasher LTF 11M132 C UK #463116
    murv
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    If you are willing to post it I can program most modules from the data stored in the old one.

    in reply to: Lamona LAM3406 Demo mode #463393
    murv
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    This is a Hoover/Candy appliance – This link may be of help-
    https://service.hoover.co.uk/advice-centre/how-do-i-get-the-oven-in-or-out-of-demo-mode/

    Murv…

    in reply to: Hotpoint pump reset #463371
    murv
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    In my experience this problem seems to occur on a limited number of arcadia 3 phase modules (notably those running firmware starting 46….)

    The module continually tracks and stores the level sensor data. If the machine is unplugged and drained manually the level reading does not match the stored value on reconnection.

    Putting water in the drum my sort the problem especially if the level is near to the amount left in at the point of when the fault occurred

    It has been reported that leaving the machine on program for several hours may reset the module (never tried this due to risk of flood)

    In some cases disconnecting the pressure sensor and starting a program to force an F5 has reset the module

    The most reliable method is to reprogram the PCB settings file.

    Murv…

    in reply to: Replacement module for Hotpoint dishwasher LTF 11M132 C UK #463114
    murv
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    I was just trying to explain ways in which electronic repair firms such as EMW seem able to program some modules without having to purchase the correct smartcard from the manufacturer.

    There are tens of thousands of setting files for Merloni group appliances which are designed to run on one of many Firmware/CPU combinations. As far as I am aware these setting files are not available from the manufacturer as a block purchase.

    I would have expected EMW to have checked they had a copy of the correct settings file and confirmed their ability to flash the CPU/Firmware in your new module prior to asking you to send it.

    Murv…

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