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The detergent dispenser tested OK so it looks like the main PCB.
QER said they wouldn’t be able to repair it, so, as the module and solenoid is not far off £220 and the machine’s 8 years old the customer has decided to repace.
Thanks for the advice.

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kaibart wrote:Error e19 is usually the valve you have changed or the dispenser and lastly the power module

Thanks kaibart, I’ll go and check the dispenser.

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Interesting, I went to a Hotpoint DXD7912CIX and the fan on this cut out as soon as the oven reached temperature then came back on when the temperature dropped. I wondered if it was a fault but appears it might not be.

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I’ve been back to look at this.
This oven has a standard thermostat and selector switch. The oven has a simple digital timer plus a power PCB.
I bypassed the timer and told the owner to monitor what happens over the next few months.

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electrofix wrote:cant find a diagram but dont think it would help

may not even be the oven as could be power supply to oven

has it got a clock, if yes you could temp bridge clock to eliminate

Dave

It has a clock, but this is linked to another PCB. I’m not sure but I think I looked at bypassing the clock on my previous visit but it was connected to another PCB so I don’t think it was possible. I’ll go back and take another look. I suspect it’s the clock at fault but there are no visible signs of component failure or dry solder joints.

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electrofix wrote:the only panel i can find is as below

sorry for delay just thought on

Dave

Thanks Dave,
Unfortunately, this looks different to the one on the machine. The facia panel is different and the retaining clips on the PCB holder are in different positions so I don’t think it will fit.
Thanks for looking for it though.
It’s appreciated.

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electrofix wrote:looks like part has a number but not listed

got an idea will try to think on in the morn. got a few scrap panels lying about

Dave

Thanks Dave

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electrofix wrote:ok cant see that one
have you got the serial no that is also the commecial code to identify it
Dave

Commecial code: 3101124921116038

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electrofix wrote:
lost faith in some non gen parts.

Thanks Dave,
I rarely use non-gen parts unless OEM or the part is no longer available in genuine.

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electrofix wrote: bush parts are always fun

Connect will come back with one of their own part no;s but you have to go digging to find the correct number

try to use them as little as poss

Dave

I find they quite often respond with the manufacturers part number but prefixed with the first 3 letters of the manufacturer (that’s if they identify the correct part in the first place).

Why do you use them as little as possible?

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electrofix wrote:are you sure there are variations as this one heater fits lots of midea units

Aswo it at £21.71 but list 7 different alternatives linked to other makes

search midea heater

Dave

If I search for “dishwasher Pump Body With Heater” on Connect, there are quite a few similar listed, I’m not sure if they are identical. They look like they might be. An enquiry with ASWO couldn’t identify the part. I have created a PNE with Connect to see what they come up with but it will be Monday at the earliest before they respond.

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electrofix wrote:looking at a few ebay parts it looks like a flow through unit

if you know the diameter you may find one to fit

Beko one is 32mm

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/1888130100-dishwasher-heating-element

Dave

Thanks Dave,
It’s not the flow-through type. It’s similar to this:
https://www.espares.co.uk/product/es1886929?utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=google+shopping&gclid=CjwKCAjwkLCkBhA9EiwAka9QRjWfLxYwdWAUDEqqf_2kIoW5SvjIfcfzKgQYGWYti99vyLc5sbqX-xoCRTUQAvD_BwE

But there are several variations of this style of heater.

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kaibart wrote:As this is a built-in unit 1st thing I would be checking before you go changing parts is the installation especially as its been there so long must have moved and need refitting
kai

I checked the position and it appears to be well-secured and the top and bottom fixing plates are aligned with the front of the unit.

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electrofix wrote: I would say hinges are first place to start

I would check each hinge for damage and try taking them off , maybe one at a time, to see if one of them is jamming

Dave

Thanks Dave,
Do you know if these are self-closing (sprung) or if this relies on the seal magnet?

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kaibart wrote:They will cover the guarantee for free

Thanks Kaibart,
If the customer calls BSH and explains it’s just out of guarantee, they will honour it or will they have to book the call first?

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