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Re: Does anyone use this loop tester info required
Cheers johnnyj ,managed to get a socket and see BG one from someone who worked for British gas.Works pretty good and good for loop testing hard wired appliances.
Re: Beko Tumble Dryer DRCS68W
This now sorted ,removed pump cleaned it and removed water that was in housing container , then removed micro switch to check wiring .Put it back and working as normal .Thanks Seamy for the tip regarding water circuit, pump & float switch.Worth noting in future .Did check the micro switch and pump when first looked at but did not remove pump .Reckon you was right about it not resetting .Anyone removing pump there is a screw hidden on housing .
Re: Beko Tumble Dryer DRCS68W
is this the right test mode for this model – sorry had to copy and paste as i did not know how to link just this post 😳
Beko Condenser & vented dryer Service program:
Plug the electrical connection and be sure dryer is working properly.Turn on dryer.Press “Start / Stop” button for a while and restart program.Than cancel the programme by pressing “Start / Stop” buton 3 sec.Turn off dryer.
2. Adjust the rotary switch to the Delicate program clockwise direction after Cottons programmes.
3. By pressing Buzzer Cancel function button turn on dryer.Wait until “Start / Stop” led is blinking.
4. Press “Start / Stop” button to follow steps of service program:
1. All led is blinking.
2. Controlling leds. All the leds are on and blinking.
3. Motor is turning anti-clockwise direction.
4. While motor is turning first level of heater is on. 1400 W ( 7 A) and pump is on, if exist.
5. While motor is turning second level of heater is on. 2000 W (9,6 A) and pump is on, if exist.
6. Motor is stopping. Heaters are off.
7. Motor is turning clockwise direction.
Continuing pressing “Start / Stop” repeats steps 1 to 7.cheers
Re: Beko Tumble Dryer DRCS68W
Hi Seamy , yes checked the above ..will go with test tomorrow as i could not remember sequence and time was against me .
Thanks
Shaun
Re: Beko Tumble Dryer DRCS68W
Got one of these with check water light flashing and start/pause light flashing ..The dryer starts to work normally then just stops with above lights flashing after about 30sec..Checked heater ,heater comes on in timed drying but then does the same..NTC and reset stat on heater both ok as is the NTC at front of machine behind facia ..Disconnected heater and still does the same . I even put wet clothes in for sensor drying and it does the same ,comes on for 30secs then cuts out with lights flashing.Anyone got any info they could send me ?
Forgot to add checked motor and that meggerd fine.
shaunRe: Washer Heaters
eastlmark wrote: If anyone can claim that all heaters can be refitted are obviously not very experienced ‘cos I assure you that is not the case.
I don’t think anyone is trying to say that “all” heaters will go back in ..That is a big statement to say as any one removing said heater will look at the overall condition and make that call..I have probably not done as many heaters as you or Martin but the ones i have refitted were still in good shape so less expense for the customer .If there was a doubt regarding the heater it would be replaced without a doubt.But i would not just replace the heater with a new one just because it was removed and a little fiddly to put back in.
Re: Washer Heaters
I must admit that i have not had any issues replacing a used element back where it came from after removal ! As Ken says some fairy liquid and a little wiggle here and there and they do go back in .Was a little surprised that a few are having trouble getting them back in .Fair enough if the bra wire etc has damaged the element then replace with new one ,other than that just manoeuvre it back in. 🙂
Re: Does anyone use this loop tester info required
Hi Johnnyj is it the same one i have linked that you are now using or is yours the Loop Tester PDL 230BG ? why did you prefer the ez is it cause it’s easier to fit in tool box than the socket and see.
Thanksshaun
Re: Does anyone use this loop tester info required
Hi ally i like the look of the metrel one you was on about but i have insulation tester etc so just looking at updating loop tester. Just seeing if anyone else has this socket and see one to make sure it does as it says on the tin.
shaun
Re: Does anyone use this loop tester info required
funkyboogy wrote:not sure about this one shaun , but i think what you would do is plug the thick black lead into tester , plug the other end into wall socket , and then clamp the green flying lead onto earth of appliance ..
we have metrel ones you see on the side of the page and thats what we do..
hope this helps
ally
Cheers alley ,i did find on this site http://www.test4less.co.uk/details.asp?productid=164
The manual in pdf ,if you click on the data sheet next to description it shows the manual..it shows using the 3 test leads on a socket unscrewed from the wall so am assuming that you would use these for hard wired appliances using the earth,neutral and live test leads attached to the socket similar to what it shows in the manual.And the test lead with plug would be for sockets where you can plug in to.
Any more feedback on this meter is welcomed 😀
Shaun
Re: floor damage
raw wrote:its laminate flooring, we had to pull machine out to do inspection of the beko washing machine as they was claiming for new machine because a 2p had damaged the tub, just before we pulled it out customer wiped floor over as she had been feeding the toddler, we pulled machine out tipped it back learning against the worktop like have done thousands of times,when got my iphone sorted to take picture of the damage the machine fell backwards,quickly pulled machine back up took picture then customer spotted the damage to the floor, just had email stating be £600+ to replace whole floor 😯
Can you not find out where the floor came from and see if you can get the same floor and get someone to take out the damaged bits and place with new boards ?? Can understand if you cannot get a matching board but if you can ,then a full new floor should not be needed.
