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Re: WIDL 126 never ends
I don’t understand you. Easy to give half replies and then shy away.
Maybe you would care to provide something more meaningful than one-liners that only prove you are certainly very competent, but obviously not inclined to really help.
Re: WIDL 126 never ends
Worked on this more;
The new heater works (I connected it directly to the mains)
The thermostat seems to work as if I connect a voltmeter to it and let the heater work, it meter changes gradually.
I’ve worked myself back to the electronic card in the back. And worked myself into this board.
Any way of knowing if the board/or relays work with an easy test ?
thanks ahead
Re: WIDL 126 never ends
When I removed the heater it was all consumed by deposits, so I decided it was a good idea to change it regardless – hoping this would also do the trick.
Apparently I was too optimistic.
Where I live, getting an engineer will cost more that purchasing a new washer/dryer. Normally that is what I do. But trying to waste less and the fact that this is a great washer/dryer has me trying to fix it.
Rather than attach my voltmeter to the heater and start the program and wait, I opted for placing a LED between one of the heater leads and earth. Once the program starts It never lights, but – as in my previous post – I’m not sure that it has reached heat cycle.
I also noticed that if I short the thermostat, the program seems to switch forwards after a few instants.
Re: WIDL 126 never ends
I’ve finally put my hands on a brand new genuine heater.
Repleacement was a brieze
However, it does not solve the issue.
So either this heater is also defective (I really doubt) or there is something else.
But the heater never seems to heat up. I’m not sure whether this is because the program never reaches “heat”, or because the heater does not receive electricity to heat.
Any suggestions ?
