[ScottieDawg]

Re: Replaced evaporator sensor but still icing up

Thanks Alf.

Here’s a picture of what we’re dealing with:

http://postimage.org/image/ty78c4shh/

Definitely replaced the evaporator sensor.
Don’t believe the drainage tube is blocked as when I last deiced with hot water, it all flowed freely down the hole.

Seems to me the droplets are coming down the back wall and freezing on the drip channel. Perhaps I need to check the fridge for level…

[ScottieDawg]

Re: Replaced evaporator sensor but still icing up

*bump*

No thoughts anyone?

Defrost cycle definitely happening, droplets on the back wall.

Just leaves the question of why the iced up drainage hole…?

[ScottieDawg]

Indeed it is and it would appear that for once, I’ve got lucky!

Thanks Penguin much appreciated.

[ScottieDawg]

Re: Infamous SMEG E2 and E1 error…

Okay, thanks Penguin. I shall get some bendy aparatus and scub the heck out of that matrix to make sure there is no blockage whatsoever. I shall take the same punitive meaures against the sump and pipe as well. Somewhere I hope to find the bit of gunk that is causing a marriage breakdown.

But…

How many flood sensors are involved here? I think I recognised one under the machine which I’ve made sure is not in effect. Then there is the one connected to the matrix – that too I took care of with a bit of blue tack.

So, basically, there’s the dishwasher, with no matrix attached, the pressure sensor with “pressure” and the flood pump, well, pumping because it thinks there is a flood.

But why? Surely, if the pressure switch is happy, the machine should be filling with water or is there yet another sensor lurking somewhere…

Thanks for your consideration.

[ScottieDawg]

Re: Infamous SMEG E2 and E1 error…

Hi Penguin, STX 1.2 is the model in question. ~Scot

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