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electrofix wrote:thats a vestel as soon as it has that long serial no beginning 00 it s never a problem
Aswo will have it
will check
Dave
should be
42024953
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/4202…hine-door-sealbut check your self put
WMDF1014W 10707002 5300428641
into aswo search bar
Sorry I replied before I saw your reply…Thanks Dave. Top work as ever
don’t have an ASWO account. What are they like? Stock levels and support good?
42024953
Part number on the seal 🙂 Oh happy days..
Good thing to remember.. Vestel putting part numbers on parts 🙂 Hoover/Gias do as well sometimes. Saved me lots of issues
Tally100 wrote:I have ordered the connector I will try that first , thanks sll
I’ve just finished fixing this job of mine this morning. I’ve got a few pictures if you want them? It might help you. PM me.
It was as I diagnosed the bowl/drawer itself…the heater element had gone O/S.
I forgot to say. If you have a combi microwave above the warming drawer, it’s definately a two man job. Be careful you don’t catch the glass from on the warming drawer with the microwave. Also, the microwave has a clip in power connector so easy to disconnect the power but it’s heavy..40+kg
Good luck
kaibart wrote:It will be the pcb if the red light flashes when door is closed
It could be the pcb but it could also be the connector or the bowl (element being open circuit).
Tally100 wrote:Thanks, how do I check if it’s the connector that’s faulty
It’s a bit difficult due to the way it’s made but look for obvious burning around the connectors, loose or worn connectors. People quite often replace the coupling as they do wear and it rules out that fault. Part number for your is 00612218.
Yours is a different drawer/bowl than the one I’m working on so ignore the my reference to it. You’re bowl is still around £160sih but is OOS and special order from Maddocks. Bowl part number0772150. pcb12039425…ouch price…get it repaired if it’s pcb.Reading that forum, occasionally you get a double fault, pcb and bowl…double ouch.
I’m awating on a bowl for one. It’s either the connector block, (like a kettle connector, quite common), the bowl (whole drawer) or the pcb.
Note, the pcb will not send power to the drawer unless it gets a connection so you can’t just check it properly from the back.
PCB can be repaired. https://www.avforums.com/threads/neff-warming-drawer-failures.2210819/ try here – very useful
The bowel/drawer comes out – 2 x screws and very easy job – simple check for conitinuity on the drawer heater/element.
To check the connector you need the whole thing out. If it has a microwave above it, remove it first, it will be damaged if you leave it on the screws holding it in.
Get back to me if you need help.
I’ve got a bowl/Drawer arrving tomorrow £160ish from Maddocks.. came in stock today..
electrofix wrote:I get P030079
which links to this one
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/a097268-rangemaster-range-cooker-oven-timer
Dave
Thanks Dave.
Leisure/Rangemaster are a nightmare with vast numbers of different model numbers.
I think it’s that one as well. I’ll go with that one. TVM
Hi All,
Back again, some oven, same issue still there after I replaced the NTC probe. Customer says it’s fine for normally ready meal cooking 15-25 mins. When she does longer time items like roasts – it still fails to maintain temperature.
I did ask the cust to check the fan motor. My thinking being after it’s heated up the bearing tighten up and it slows….just guessing but had it before.
I might have a look at the very simple pcb to see any obvious issues.
Anyone else any suggestions apart from leaving it outside for the scrappy?
I have had to replace Samsung ovens before due lack and/or price of spares….one of them was just outside warranty and no offer of help from Samsung. It’s an option I might have to put to the cust.
TIA
Thanks Dave.
I’m going to order the thermister. I’m awaiting the landlord getting back to me to. I told him I’ll hold no responsibility if damage is caused to the worktop or oven trying to get it out and back in.
Thanks don. Just trying to find one is bad enough but it looks like we/re going for another Liebherr.. I’m not allowed the orange one for some reason…:-)
The first thing I would do is check to see if the this on Bosch Dishwasher recall list. Your model number is on there but dates are important, FD7901 to FD8504.
If it’s within the date range get Bosch out. I’ve had a couple Bosch (and badged as Hotpoint) with various issues…mostly solved by Bosch replacing the control board.
murv wrote:124021010(2) Converts to BLT3783 which should be a 1200mm elastic belt – Sadly Connects description does not confirm that it is elastic (No wonder they get confused!)
I think you may have BLT9017 which is definately a 1200mm standard polyvee belt
Thanks. I think you’re correct. I don’t use Connect. A friend has a shop and things have gone wrong here. I’m going to order the correct belt 1200 EL J6. 3rd time Lucky. Thanks for you time.
RocketMan wrote:
The orginal belt 124021010 Megadyne EL 1200 J6
I did give the correct part number to the shop that supplied me. I guess it looks like they’ve supplied a 1200 belt instead of a 1200 elasticated stretch belt.
