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  • in reply to: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB #409195
    Washdisher
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    Re: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB

    Hi Bryan,

    Thanks v much for all that. Sufficiently reassured so I’ll order the part from AWS as you suggested.

    Dez

    in reply to: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB #409193
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    Re: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB

    Hi Bryan,

    Sorry to bother you again, but given that this is a pretty expensive part, can you say on a scale of 1 to 10 how sure you are that this is the fault? Not that I’m going to hold you responsible if it doesn’t work. Also, when I removed the back cover I found a square, yellow capacitor with a ring connector not attached to anything. Am I right in assuming that this goes to earth and was held in place by one of the cover screws I removed? Thanks v much for your help.

    Dez

    in reply to: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB #409192
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    Re: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB

    Hi Bryan,

    Thanks for that.

    Dez

    in reply to: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB #409190
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    Re: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB

    Hi Bryan,

    Update from QER. They’ve identified a variable output from a couple of pins on one connector and think this may be the fault. However, if it is, they say they cannot repair it. Any idea where I can get a reasonably priced replacement, as I notice that they cost a fortune from the likes of Connect? Thanks v much for your help so far.

    Cheers, Dez

    in reply to: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB #409188
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    Re: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB

    Hi Bryan,

    QER have tested the main board but not found a fault. Can you pls suggest other possible areas for me to check?

    Cheers, Dez

    in reply to: Hotpoint TVM 960 Dryer #409199
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    Re: Hotpoint TVM 960 Dryer

    Difficulty in rotation was caused by dirt on front drum bearing surface. Cleaned off with silicone and jobs a good un.

    in reply to: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB #409186
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    Re: General Electric PCG23MIMHFBB

    Hi Bryan,

    Thanks for that. Is damage to board usually visible?

    Dez

    in reply to: Hotpoint TVEM70C vented dryer #408165
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    Re: Hotpoint TVEM70C vented dryer

    The teardrop had worn down but the shaft was fine, so no need to replace.

    in reply to: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement #408158
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    Re: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement

    Thanks Andy and Martin, I’ll go to the next one with renewed confidence.

    in reply to: Hotpoint TVEM70C vented dryer #408164
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    Re: Hotpoint TVEM70C vented dryer

    Thanks for all the help. Doing this pm so I’ll keep you posted.

    in reply to: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement #408155
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    Re: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement

    Hi Martin,

    Problem is getting the belt around the motor spindle. The motor spindle projects rearwards through the heater chamber, so even with the belt slipped onto the drum it would not be possible to get it onto the spindle.

    in reply to: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement #408153
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    Re: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement

    Hi Martin,

    So is there a better method than the one I adopted?

    in reply to: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement #408150
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    Re: Bosch WTA4007GB/04 belt replacement

    Actually I think that would have worked on this one, but sadly didn’t spot the possibility till too late. Thanks Any, I’ll try that next time.

    in reply to: Hotpoint FDW80 no heat #406131
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    Re: Hotpoint FDW80 no heat

    Thanks A1

    in reply to: washer ,drum spins when it agatates #406101
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    Re: washer ,drum spins when it agatates

    Hi,

    Do you mean the drum spins when it should be agitating? The reason I ask is because spinning and agitating simultaneously is a bit like running and walking simultaneously – impossible. Anyway, if it is spinning when it should be agitating I’d suspect a speed control issue. Before acting on any of this, unplug the machine from the mains. Try checking continuity across the tacho and security of tacho wiring at both ends. Examine the PCB for any signs of damage, burn outs etc. I had a similar problem recently and it turned out to be a PCB fault, repaired by QER.

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