[Seamy]

Re: Oldish AEG

E40 is a door fault, all 40’s (E40,E41,E42,E43) are in relation to door,
Consumer will normally only get a E40 fault shown, but if you (the engineer) go into diagnostics & check fault register you should get a more specific code, eg E41,E43 etc

10s water filling
20s draining
30s water pressure
40s door
50s motor
60s heating
70s temp sensing
80s programme selection
90’s PCBs

hope this helps

[Seamy]

Re: White Knight TD door striker?

Likely the limit switch has moved inside machine

[Seamy]

Re: Stoves cooker cooling fan not turing off even after an h

Some Stoves have a PCB on the back of the cooker that controls the fan, theres a large resistor that i remember causing this problem but i’m not sure if its same type of cooker.

[Seamy]

Re: Miele W842 Washer

Check cable connections to motor & board, board fault can also give this (F4) which means no signal received from tacho. There is a thermal cut-out in motor windings which can go open circuit also worth a check.

[Seamy]

Re: Whirlpool AWO/D4705 Service Flashing

Any advice?

[Seamy]

Re: How long do Miele guarantee their repairs?

Seamy ALSO wrote

For Warranty Information
08706 080028

Get in touch with Miele on this number, i’m sure they will give you the relevant information.

[Seamy]

Re: Miele FlL W320 Pump not working.

Have you tried to supply the pump with power to see if it runs?
I keep a cable with insulated crimp tags on one end & a plug-top with 3A fuse for testing the like of this. Some of these pumps have temp’ cut outs built in to the windings so pump could actually be open circuit. You could try to bring a permanent neutral from another source see if it would work, it should still gets its phase supply when needed from board.

[Seamy]

Re: How long do Miele guarantee their repairs?

“CONDITIONS AND TERMS OF THE GUARANTEE
This Guarantee provides benefits which are additional to, and do not
affect, your other legal rights. Miele will repair free of charge any
appliance supplied by Miele and located in the United Kingdom or repair
or replace any part or parts thereof which are shown to the satisfaction
of Miele to be defective due to faulty materials or workmanship within 12
months from the date of purchase (or 24 months if you have applied for
the extended guarantee of 2 years). If any domestic appliance has, in
Miele’s opinion, been used for commercial purposes, the period of cover
will be reduced to 6 months. Any part or parts removed will become the
property of Miele.
THIS GUARANTEE SHALL NOT COVER ANY FAULT OR
DEFECT CAUSED BY:
a) faulty installation arising e.g. from failure to observe the instructions
of Miele;
b) careless operating, handling or misuse e.g. using unsuitable detergents,
lack of maintenance;
c) external sources e.g. transit damage, weather;
d) repairs or alterations carried out by parties other than Miele or an
authorised agent;
e) the use of non Miele approved accessories and dustbags.
This Guarantee shall not apply to nor cover any other claims whatsoever.
It will in particular (but without limiting the generality of the foregoing)
not cover any claims for conversion or modification or for the costs of
repairs carried out by any third party without the prior consent of Miele.
Before free service under this Guarantee can be provided, the purchaser
will be required to substantiate the date of purchase. If replacement
parts are fitted to any appliance this will not extend the period under
this Guarantee.”

For Warranty Information
08706 080028

[Seamy]

Re: Belling Country Range Model 928CA

082604436 ENERGY REGULATOR

[Seamy]

Re: Miele T5213

Is it the commercial one with heater assembly down on left hand side? If so there are cut-outs on top of heater which sometimes need to be re-set. Relay can also be a problem with them. If appliance wired to run on 240v check links on supply terminals as heating system on some had three separate circuits & if one phase was missing they wouldn’t heat.

[Seamy]

Re: miele test procedures?

Have tool box, will travel..

Seriously though, i know its difficult to get the information from Miele, its their technical info which they developed so obviously they won’t have it available to everyone, if you have any particular problems with specific models post them on here and someone will try to help you.

[Seamy]

Re: miele ws5191 el

Language change:-

Switch off machine with door closed
1 Press Start/Stop button & keep it pressed in during step 2 – 3
2 Press On/Off button in
3 As soon as “Language” appears in display, (should have flag symbol beside it) release start/stop button
4 Turn selector until programable function appears in window
5 Press start/stop button to confirm selection
6 Turn selector until option you require appears in display
7 Press start/stop to activate option
8 To come out of programmeable functions, turn selector intil BACK appears in display
9 Press start/stop

All this info is in instruction manual that came with applaince, or can be downloaded off Miele website.

[Seamy]

Re: miele test procedures?

If you require the fault code/test procedure for any machine it would be helpful if you were to post the model num’ of appliance & the fault?

[Seamy]

Re: Electrolux DTC 50 CE cooker, can’t find parts listing.

Some Electrolux cookers/ranges are marketed by Glen Dimplex with a different model num’ here in Ireland not sure if you have them there in England. Should be a product num’ starting 44444????… if sticker is gone off front there may also be number on back.

[Seamy]

Re: Miele W864 FL elemnt O/C

In service mode you can increase water level, think you can recalibrate level sensor also but this may only be possible via laptop.
After water is pumped out of machine and levels drop below say 5mm level sensor assumes this as zero, so over time it can go out of sync.
Isn’t there a breather tube also from soap drawer to tub hose, which goes (via Y piece) to top of outlet drain manifold, i’d think both would need to be blocked to cause problem discussed.
From memory on those machines there are 3 steps to be met, 8mm of water has to be in machine inside 45secs, 50mm is first level, then after a few tumbles a recalculation is taken to allow for soakage and more water is introduced if needed up to a level of 180mm depending on the programme selected. Heater should not be switched on unless level is made and should be shut off if level goes low.

I’ve had a few pressure vessels blocked also once or twice came across welding contacts on heating relay.
These relays if you check are fed directly from supply before the on/off button. 👿

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