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Re: swapping oven switch from 33ER9MHT to 082590900
you should be able to do it from this
Re: SpeedQueen tumble dryer LES37AWG3018. S/N 0505015012
There is usually a wiring diagram behind the facia. I think the timer motor still runs with the door open, so could be the door switch?
Graham
Re: 3rlsq8033sw2 whirlpool
The pcb in the facia is a Temperature Control Board. I think it is only used while filling for a warm wash. It will alternate the water valves to give a warm wash.
Graham
Re: 3rlsq8033sw2 whirlpool
The reversing switches are inside the timer, if one is faulty it could cause the symptons you describe. If the gearbox is OK, and you have tried a new motor, there isn’t much else in these machines.
Graham
Re: Candy oven door seal
I would say that is it. The old one was completely perished on the bottom edge and hanging off, so It may not have been complete on all 4 sides. You said earlier it was available from yourself, so let mr know
Thanks
GrahamRe: Candy oven door seal
Hello Bryan
The old seal was on the cabinet, just like a usual one, with the hooks in the corners, only it was quit thin. Not sure I know the meaning of the term ‘Pyro Oven’. Maybe its a modification, and the one you found would fit.
This is the kind of job which is costing me far too much time, but hay ho
Thanks for your efforts
Martin
I have had the oven out. No stickers or numbers, apart from the one on the front edge which is totally unreadable
Graham
Re: Candy oven door seal
This is the oven in question. I wasn’t there at 9.35pm, the clock is wrong.
Graham
Re: Candy oven door seal
Hello Bryan
I have had it out but couldn’t see a model number. Its about 6 years old. I could get a photo and post it Mon.Thanks for your reply
Graham
Re: Lifting appliances alone
Have a look at neptunes video here general-trade-forum/neptunes-tail-lift-t41150.html
He hasn’t been active lately, so he must have retired.
Re: hotpoint wmud 1043
Did you get to the bottom of this?
I had exactly the same problem on a WMPF843, but I had no replies to my post.
The customer ended up chucking the machine on a skip, so I never resolved it. It would be interesting to know if you cured it
Graham
Re: Advice required
I don’t agree
Just because you think a repair is uneconomical it doen’t mean the customer thinks the same. It also doesn’t absolve you of any responsibility or to give a warranty on the repair. If you have misdiagnosed the problem, then hold up you hands and give the customer a refund. Or try a sell a new machine.
Re: what to charge?
I think it depends on at what price they sell the machines for.
For them to make a profit, and for you to make a profit of say at least £40 ( to do a proper job of reconing and testing a machine will take at least an hour ) it doesn’t sound like a money maker.
Just my opinion
Graham
