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Re: beko wme8227w main module
Thanks for that Whiskey, is there a trade website or contact for Beko, because the link on the main site only lists a kick plate and heater 😕
Cheers
Re: Hotpoint VTD20G door repair – Help!
Thanks for that chaps,
I don’t have an account with masterpart 🙁 but I do have one with Qualtex so I think I’ll go with the white inner trim on this one, the customers door handle is still intact so it should look ok.
Cheers again.
Re: Hotpoint VTD20G door repair – Help!
Hi Jim,
The handle you mention is the one I have.
But the door trim comes up as obsolete and the following message:-
Indesit have updated the design of the door and there is now an old and new version. This part number is now for the old design and the new design is available under part number below: HPT1702821 – new style door inner trim graphite
I have this new door trim, but as I say there is nowhere to attatch the door handle.:bang:
Re: Beko WMA1715 – Flashing pre wash light
Tim, I tried your method of resetting the machine and it is now working perfectly 8)
Thanks again
Re: Beko WMA1715 – Flashing pre wash light
No I didn’t Tim, but I will give it a try tomorrow, Cheers 😀
Re: Bosch countdown…
Martin wrote:
nelson wrote:
Your link works for me Jim, but then so does mine 😆Your link though Nelson should stop before the words BOSCH&SID, so god only knows what all those letters and numbers are that are stuck on the end?
You’ll have to tell us how you got that ‘link’ up in the first place, suspect you must be doing something wrong? Who’s SID anyway? 😛
Wasn’t Sid the guy that everyone had to tell about British Gas 😀
As far as my link I just copied and pasted the contents of the address bar, right or wrong I am not sure, but it is the way I have always done it, but I stand to be corrected as I am no puta expert :con:
Re: Zanussi ZWF14070W1 ntc
I am not absolutely sure to be honest Mike, out of all the parts on the machine that I could test the ntc was the only one with a slightly dodgy reading (that said my probes are not great on those tiny contacts).
If I could have bought the ntc seperate I would have been able to plug it in and either sort the fault or point the blame at the board.Re: Bosch countdown…
Sorry if that link isn’t working for you, it does fo me :con: anyway I’ve just copied and pasted it here:
Bosch Exxcel wfo285sgb/01 skips spin
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nelson
UKW Top PosterJoined: Jun 02, 2005
Posts: 223
Location: Northumberland
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 8:44 pm——————————————————————————–
Hello, can anyone help with this one, the machine runs through the whole wash. The wash time indicator counts down to 7mins remaining then skips to 1 min remaining without picking up into high speed spin.
I was originally called out because the machine did not spin and still had water in the drum when I tried to drain the machine the pump was not working, so replaced the pump.
However the next wash the machine again did not spin but this time it had drained completely but did as above.
I assumed the module may be faulty so sent it to QER to test but they say no fault found (that said when I spoke to them before hand they had not tested/repaired this particular module before). So I am still not 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} sure if the board is faulty or not and a new one from Bosch is 106 quid (a bit of an expensive guess!!)
Please help.
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UKW ModeratorJoined: Feb 10, 2005
Posts: 6916
Location: In the Village
Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 10:31 pm——————————————————————————–
Hi
May be carbon track over on motor and/or low brushes; worth a try first
Have had two in the past, one was module, other was motorGreg
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Micky 32
UKW Top PosterJoined: Aug 01, 2007
Posts: 251
Location: Longford, Ireland
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 9:56 am——————————————————————————–
I remember a similiar fault on it’s Siemens sister washing machine. The motor was faulty even though it washed ok etc. If the brushes are ok it’s the motor.nelson
UKW Top PosterJoined: Jun 02, 2005
Posts: 223
Location: Northumberland
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 7:51 pm——————————————————————————–
Thanks Gegsy & Micky,
I checked the brushes the first time I called out and they were ok. I think I’ll see if I have a motor in the work shop that I can plug in and try before I order a new module.
Thanks again.Martin
UKW Super PosterJoined: Jun 19, 2003
Posts: 12985
Location: Hampshire
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 7:57 pm——————————————————————————–
Another thing you could try Nelson is to strip the motor, give the whole unit a darn good flush out with WD40 to clear away all the carbon dust (as Greg mentioned ). Clean up the commutator with a bedding stick and try it again? If that fails and you reckon the Module checks out OK? Then the motor is a duff’unHTH?
nelson
UKW Top PosterJoined: Jun 02, 2005
Posts: 223
Location: Northumberland
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 12:42 pm——————————————————————————–
Cheers martin, I’ll give it a try.
nelson
UKW Top PosterJoined: Jun 02, 2005
Posts: 223
Location: Northumberland
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 8:21 pm——————————————————————————–
Thanks again Martin, Stripped the motor down, dowsed it in WD40 gave my comm stick a bit of welly and hey presto motor back from the dead. Very happy customerRe: Hotpoint WMF760 H20
Thanks for that Martin, I did search H20 but nothing really relates to the problem my customer is having. I am aware that H20 is a no fill fault but the thing that I found a bit puzzling was that after it flashed H20 when left for about ten minutes would then begin the wash and operate as normal.
