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Hi and a big thanks fr your reply.
You are of course correct the manual does only show a cold fill. that being the case my other concerns regards hot water going to the condenser were correct.
Cold only fill explains everything except why ‘this’ machine was manufactured with a hot & cold fill rear panel?
I’m happy to be able to finally say the machine is fixed and now working as it ‘should’.
Replaced motor with second hand unit. Replaced a faulty NTC giving an F03 fault with flashing indicators and cold fill whilst draining. And Replaced waste
water hose with new longer tube to allow raising pipe to worktop height to avoid siphoning.
Great machine and very well build and quiet. I’d be very happy to have one myself.
Case closed and a big thank you for your help.Hi thanks for your post….
I can assure you there ‘IS’ a hot fill on this machine. There is a BIG C and H clearly identifying which is which.
However your post is interesting. It was originally a cold fill only setup. I thought it best to add hot fill as the facility is there already.
I have seen one photo of the rear of another machine which did in fact only have one, cold, fill connector.
So this raises the question of were there different versions of the same machine with slightly different specs?
It would explain why the internal pipework seems wrong as with cold only fill it makes no difference where the internal tubes are connected as they would all get cold fill!
Any idea where I might get further information on this machine?
Thanks again for your time and assistance.
