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Itll be spider had a couple do this, seemed fine on inspection and when spiining but once the machiine was stripped down it was obvious
boselecta wrote:had trouble with them before, throw it in the bin and put on a normal inlet hose.
did the same worked a treat
No lights flashing
Brushes are fine, motor readings are high
Checked inlet valves all ok
Cleaned out air chamber
Havent checked the dry motor, she never uses the drying side so ill check thatCheers
spimps wrote:
S1MON wrote:
Come across loads of these making sure both channels are clear top one and one bottom right behind the evap. Its usually the drain hole freezing over but i have changed a few heaters going down to earth…..Using a hand held steamer is much more successful and you can see that the vents are definatly cleared
Always use a commercial hair dryer,never thought of using a steamer,will give it a try,thanks.
Alot less water with the steamer
Come across loads of these making sure both channels are clear top one and one bottom right behind the evap. Its usually the drain hole freezing over but i have changed a few heaters going down to earth…..
Using a hand held steamer is much more successful and you can see that the vents are definatly cleared
Ive had a clogged ntc cause a similar fault on the heater, it was completely covered in solidified powder residue and it was not reading during the wash……
I’ve changed a couple of control boards on these usually after a power surge, one of those been completely dead after a power cut
Door switch which if I remember can be a nightmare to get too but I’ve changed lots of selectors on these usually overheat and melt
Supplementary bonding of metal work surfaces, etc, is not a specific requirement of BS 7671. The designer of the electrical installation may, however, perceive there to be an increased shock risk in that particular location and specify additional bonding.
