[stumpyjoe]

Re: Hygena 8122 fault

Penguin45 wrote:Pretty much answered your own question, really. Socket must be breaking down internally. You’ll probably find the innards cooked when you swap it.

Stay safe – power off.

Penguin45.

Well after running the machine in the other socket it tripped after 5mins. :rolls:

So ive come back to the original conclusion that its the dishwasher at fault & not the suppressor. Maybe a seal gone & getting something wet & shorting.

So new dishwasher & replace the plug fronts.

Off to read whats recommended on here.

Thanks for all the help & advice.

[stumpyjoe]

Re: Hygena 8122 fault

ok then, tried the dishwasher with it removed & it didnt trip. 😆 😆 😆

Excellent me thinks, new suppressor & away we go.

Managed to get one local & fitted it this evening & al is well 😆 😆 😆

Until i plug it back into the original socket & it trips again :rolls: pull it out & try the socket above the work top & al is well.

The thing is the washing machine is also plugged into the socket underneath & thats been running fine today :bang:

Any ideas????????????

Going to fit a new socket front tomorrow & also the fuse spur at the top. If only to discount them.

The socket that it works in is on the same ringmain as the one it doesnt.

[stumpyjoe]

Re: Hygena 8122 fault

Ive been able to confirm the part i have off is the interference suppressor.

So im going to see if i can pick one up locally.

Will post what happens. 😆

[stumpyjoe]

Re: Hygena 8122 fault

Rite then ive checked underneath & no water.

Is the suppressor on the back of the wiring block & has three wires to it? If so ive found it & no obvious sign that its blown.

Thanks

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