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Re: zanussi zwf 1432 sealed or not?
I know some would disagree but I think the are a piece of cake to change.
Such a shame.
Re: Zanussi ZEBF 249 W Hot Fridge, needs defrost?
If you have just changed it, the defrost timer is not likely. Have you checked the defrost heater for continuity & insulation using an appropriate test meter?
Please isolate product from mains electric supply before use.
Re: zanussi TCE7227W TUMBLE DRYER
My best guess is that one of the seals has worn. There are quite a few seals though. NTC seal, thermostat seal, rear panel seal, heat exchanger seal, air duct seal, front drum seal, back drum seal, back panel seal kit, flap gasket & door seal to give the full list of them.
Re: Zanussi ZWF1221W
Part numbers are:
Door lock: 1260607039
Control board (Configured): 973914215103016
Re: beko dishwasher
This may help you.
Functional test
In order to enter the functional test mode (short program mode), select the knop position of 2 while the DW is out of energy (on/off
is shut) then press the start button and energize the DW and keep pressing on the button for 3 seconds.
All of the indicators turns on for 2 seconds after entering the short program mode.
Program following indicators blink if there exist any fault.
After entering the short program mode, press “start” button and begin for the short program. Short program follows the steps below.
1. Draining (15 seconds)
2. Water inlet (4.4 lt)
3. Water circulation , regeneration (60 sn),
4. Detergent (60 sn), heating (to 65° C) .
5. After reaching 65° , stops heating and water circulation. The water inside is discharged for 30 seconds. Waits for
pressing the start button.
Short program mode will be finished
In the case of any fault formation, the fault is shown by the program following indicators. Showing is as below:
All program follow indicators are off No fault
Washing indicator is on Water inlet or water counter is faulty
End indicator is on NTC is faulty
Both indicators are on Heater is faulty
All of the indicators blink after the functional test finishes in the case of no fault occurredRe: zanussi zwf 1432 sealed or not?
How old is it? Is the door seal ok do you know? It may be worth contacting Zanussi Customer Care & seeing if they will make any concession. I know they will consider each case & are usually willing to help if they feel it is warranted. If they say no, all you have lost is the cost of the phone call, although you could always email them but I find it is sometimes better to speak to someone directly.
You don’t ask, you don’t get.
Re: zanussi zwf 1432 sealed or not?
Gents, there is a welded tub kit available for this model (PNC 914521108/00, 914521108/02, 914521109/00 & 914521109/02) from Distriparts. It consists of a welded tub assembly, 2 shock absorbers & 4 shock absorber pins. The part number you require is: 3484158104.
Ask & it shall be given. 8)
Having said that though, it isn’t cheap. Last one I did was over £120 RRP for the kit alone. 😯 Those kind people @ D&G paid for it though. 😀
Re: Zanussi ZWF1221W
Most likely just the door lock has failed but if you replace that & it is still the same, the triac that operates the lock has most likely blown as a result of the lock failing.
Re: Hotpoint Aqualtis AQXXF149PI
If it is less than 6 months, this may be of interest to you & your customer.
Proving goods were faulty when you bought them.
Where the goods are faulty, take them back within 6 months and the shop has to prove they WERE NOT faulty when you bought them. After 6 months you must prove they WERE faulty when you bought them.
By law you have up to six years to make a complaint, but this doesn’t mean goods must last six years, they must last what most people would consider to be a ‘reasonable’ length of time. So if there is wear and tear that breaks the product then the likelihood is you have no claim. Yet if it was an unreasonable fault, you do.
If there is an argument over whether the goods are faulty or not – the burden of proof is on the consumer.
Taken from:
Re: AEG Lavamat 86741 Error C6
C6 is caused by either a) defective mechanical pressure switch, b) defective pressure sensor or c) Defective wiring to either a or b.
You may want to just remove the hoses from the switch & sensor, noting what hose went where & blow down them to see if they are clear. If not, trace blockage & clear, refit hoses & test.
Before doing the above, please isolate the appliance from the mains electric supply.
