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Have you looked at http://www.howtorepair.com ? Paul may have a video of the process.
Not sure about that to be honest, but I’m sure they’ll do their best to help you out. They’re really good people to deal with.
Hope you get it sorted, thinking about it it would be better to disconnect both wires from the element. If the element comes out from the front, you need to make sure that the wires don’t slip back through the holes. That can be a total pain in the backside, the only problem I can see is getting an element so you can repair it in time for Christmas. Good luck & please let us know how you get on.
The answer to both questions would be yes, easy way to prove is to disconnect and insulate one wire from the element then turn on the fan oven. If it doesn’t trip you’ve proved the point.
please ensure that the mains power is turned off before working on the appliance.Sounds like a typical OTT description from a member of the public, I’d love to be able to examine that machine.
That explains why I couldn’t get in to the site earlier. Ken, how could you take Christmas day off :o? Shame on you :D.
There’s a risk of Electric shock from all motor drive boards until the capacitors have lost their charge. If your going to remove the board, please ensure that the machine is unplugged as failure to do so could prove very painful if not fatal.
Hi twick: If you Google ceramic hob or saucepans for ceramic hob, it tells you the type of saucepans that should be used with ceramics and why.
Go to eBay & enter 123058422188 in the search bar, might be what you want. Small element for Matsui, Bush etc dishwashers.
asp11 wrote:I’m actually going on wednesday, just doing some research beforehand
If you haven’t been to the job yet, how could you tell Dave that there’s plenty of flex in the wires ?.
