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Re: Water stay in the machine does not drain
Diamondpack,
Pull the plug, remove the lower rear cover plate and undo the clamp band on the black hose under the drum. Pull the hose off and empty the filter within. It is possible that a small object can get through the filter into the pump itself, in which case you will need to remove the pump and take the cover off to find the foreign body. If the machine is still full of water, drop the drain hose down into a washing up bowl to drain the machine by gravity first. It’s possible that the pump has failed if it still won’t drain, in which case you’ll need one of THESE.
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Sort it.
Penguin45,
Moderator.Re: CAPLE DI604 ERROR
Yup. Unfortunately, the prime exploding culprit is the circulation motor. The combined cost of replacing the two will cost more than the dishwasher when it was new……
Sorry,
Penguin45.
Re: Bosch Exxcel Dying Mid Cycle
Spectrum is green………
The release mechanism is refered to as a wax motor; it is in fact a PTC device (positive thermal co-efficient). Over time, the ptc breaks down and will ultimately short circuit. If it has done it once, it will do it again I’m afraid.
You could try replacing the motor first, as you may get away with it – p/no 166635 actuator, about a tenner last time I checked. The pcb is obviously rather more expensive!
Penguin45.
Re: In search of the fourth cord
iadom wrote:TBH, I’m fed up with him keep sending me PM’s about things that are easily resolved on the trade side. 😥
He only asked me once…….. 😈
Cornfield17 is just a retail troll hoping to get an admission he could wave at a retailer about known issues/endemic faults etc. Hammertime is a BSH engineer – should have applied for trade access by now?
That Whirlpool fridge-board-fix-thread was a bit unfortunate – Chezza stirred things up somewhat. It’s one of the few really useful threads running in the public forums – it would be a pity if Brodders throws his toys out of the pram.
Chris.
Re: Westinghouse Wall Oven Flame Problem
Sorry, Ozzy1 – I’m not a gas engineer, so can’t advise you. It’s a bit pot luck which Oz engineers pop in, so I can only suggest patience.
Penguin45.
Re: Hotpoint VTD20P Tumble Dryer
The replacement bearing in the shaft kit is phosphour bronze and is therefore conductive, rendering the copper wiper unneccessary. It is no longer fitted to current production machines.
Penguin45.
Re: Diplomat 8234 does not work please help?
Door latch mechanism in the closed position can cause this.
Penguin45.
Re: CAPLE DI604 ERROR
Lifting the microswitch activates the anti-flood mode – the 3 l/h lamps flashing is that code. If the breaker popped, it’s entirely possible that whatever shorted has wiped out the pcb. It happens regularly on these Chinese machines.
Penguin45.
Re: cda cl993
CI993 is a Siltal. The elctronic board is just for the motor, all other functions through the elctro-mechanical timer.
Chris.
Re: Bosch WFB2004GB/16 door interlock
Nope, no adjustments – just buy THIS.
Power off first, of course.
Penguin45.
