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Re: Replacing the grill element – Homark 05-903107
If it’s not screwed to the carcass, it jolly well ought to be……..
It should just slide out.
Penguin45.
Re: ISE10 or Maytag MAF9501AEW
It looks similar. It isn’t the same machine. We have parts (on the off chance that it goes wrong) for a start and trained repairers (on the off chance that it goes wrong) as well.
They don’t, because they are owned by Whirlpool and are basically running a scam to stop Merloni (who own ASKO (who manufacture both appliances to specification)) selling a quality product in the UK. Given that ISE owes no allegiance to any of the parties involved, we just get on with selling a very superior product according to the ISE ethos.
Oh, the workings inside and the programming are radically different.
There are several threads about this in the forum, use the ‘Search’ facility – ‘ise AND maytag’ will bring them all up warts and all.
Penguin45.
Re: Bosch WTA3100 Tumble Dryer help
Remove any screws you can find, then pull from the bottom of the facia panel. It should ease out and pivot from the top clips to give you access. If you go onto http://www.bshcustomerservice.com and follow the links into Bosch Spares then enter the eNr number – WTA3100GB/– (fill in the missing digits) – you can have a look at the drive assembly for the knob and see what’s gone wrong
Penguin45.
Re: Help please flooding Zanussi DCE5655
The OP never came back, so we don’t know what happened. The most likely culprit is the pressure switch, which is on the back of the appliance. If pressurised gently, you should hear the contacts click over inside. Ideally, you’d need to use a test meter in continuity setting to check that the switch does actually make and break its contacts.
The last one of these which I dealt with was also run away fill and it was the pcb at fault. £100 part on a £150 machine……… Customer said no.
Stay safe, power off if you’re doing this yourself.Penguin45.
Re: Bernstien Dishwasher playing up AGAIN
Do you now have heat? You have an acceptable reading through the heater and re-setting the safety should restore the power supply. The heater is directly switched by the timer unit; the switch bank (from memory) will give you different temperature options. There appear to be three operating thermostats in the clip in the piccie – it’s unlikely that more than one would be faulty, so try a different temperature setting and see what happens. See comment about “static heat” above. If there’s no heat on any setting it’s quite likely that the timer unit has failed.
Penguin45.
Re: Wash program quits early on Bosch SGS6302GB
Lack of heat can cause the programme to drop out.
Check that the water level is reaching halfway up the salt cap. If it isn’t, check the transfer pipe in the front left hand corner of the machine and the pressure switch assembly under the left hand side panel for fat deposits.
If it is reaching the right level, the heater itself may be faulty or the printed circuit board may have a burnt out joint at the heater relay. These early digital machines were quite prone to this problem.
If all that checks out, yes, the pcb may have bought it.
Power off if you intend to investigate this yourself, please.
Penguin45.
Re: CDA C1830WH WM
It’ll be a badge job – any idea what it is? SMEG, Siltal and Merloni are the common ones,
Chris.
Re: are we too generous giving free advise
*sigh*
I know where this one’s going to go. Again……
Chris.
Re: widl102
F08 – heater relay fault. Can be heater and wiring; usually pcb.
P3 KNOWN ERROR CODES, BTW.
Chris.
