Our Zanussi FJ1295 sometimes stops during it's cycle, I'd thought the
problem was an intermittent mains switch - but the problem is still
there after changing the switch :-(

FWIW SWMBO thinks it usually freezes between the C and D points on the
cycle (this MAY be where extra water is added) and that if the timer is
turned one click forward it then completes OK. My guess (based on
nothing but intuition) is a dodgy water pressure switch but without any
diagrams I'm in the dark.

Are there any wiring, flow or logic diagram anywhere on the web?
Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Dave

"NoSpam" wrote in message
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Our Zanussi FJ1295 sometimes stops during it's cycle, I'd thought the
problem was an intermittent mains switch - but the problem is still
there after changing the switch :-(

FWIW SWMBO thinks it usually freezes between the C and D points on the
cycle (this MAY be where extra water is added) and that if the timer is
turned one click forward it then completes OK. My guess (based on
nothing but intuition) is a dodgy water pressure switch but without any
diagrams I'm in the dark.

Are there any wiring, flow or logic diagram anywhere on the web?
Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Dave

Is the H&C taps fully open?

George wrote:
"NoSpam" wrote in message
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Our Zanussi FJ1295 sometimes stops during it's cycle, I'd thought the
problem was an intermittent mains switch - but the problem is still
there after changing the switch :-(

FWIW SWMBO thinks it usually freezes between the C and D points on the
cycle (this MAY be where extra water is added) and that if the timer is
turned one click forward it then completes OK. My guess (based on
nothing but intuition) is a dodgy water pressure switch but without any
diagrams I'm in the dark.

Are there any wiring, flow or logic diagram anywhere on the web?
Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Dave

Is the H&C taps fully open?



Yes, no problem in that area (and the solenoid valves are working OK).

"NoSpam" wrote in message
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George wrote:
"NoSpam" wrote in message
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Our Zanussi FJ1295 sometimes stops during it's cycle, I'd thought the
problem was an intermittent mains switch - but the problem is still
there after changing the switch :-(

FWIW SWMBO thinks it usually freezes between the C and D points on the
cycle (this MAY be where extra water is added) and that if the timer is
turned one click forward it then completes OK. My guess (based on
nothing but intuition) is a dodgy water pressure switch but without any
diagrams I'm in the dark.

Are there any wiring, flow or logic diagram anywhere on the web?
Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Dave

Is the H&C taps fully open?



Yes, no problem in that area (and the solenoid valves are working OK).

Does it rinse ok? ie expell the dirty water sometimes a washing machines
pump gets clogged? and whats the powder draw like? quite a number of women
never ever clean these out and you get a lot of gunge build up.
These are just checkable ideas mind and probably are not the fault? but you
never can tell.

On 18/12/2007 11:42 NoSpam wrote:

Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Have a look/ask the question at
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/module...viewforum&f=34

I've had quick and accurate help in the past. Parts have been cheap too.

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F

(Beware of spam trap - remove the negative)

George wrote:
"NoSpam" wrote in message
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George wrote:
"NoSpam" wrote in message
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Our Zanussi FJ1295 sometimes stops during it's cycle, I'd thought the
problem was an intermittent mains switch - but the problem is still
there after changing the switch :-(

FWIW SWMBO thinks it usually freezes between the C and D points on the
cycle (this MAY be where extra water is added) and that if the timer is
turned one click forward it then completes OK. My guess (based on
nothing but intuition) is a dodgy water pressure switch but without any
diagrams I'm in the dark.

Are there any wiring, flow or logic diagram anywhere on the web?
Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Dave
Is the H&C taps fully open?


Yes, no problem in that area (and the solenoid valves are working OK).

Does it rinse ok? ie expell the dirty water sometimes a washing machines
pump gets clogged? and whats the powder draw like? quite a number of women
never ever clean these out and you get a lot of gunge build up.
These are just checkable ideas mind and probably are not the fault? but you
never can tell.


Thanks but everything is OK apart from the "stopping" problem.

F wrote:
On 18/12/2007 11:42 NoSpam wrote:

Or is anyone old and wise enough to divine what the fault is?

Have a look/ask the question at
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/module...viewforum&f=34

I've had quick and accurate help in the past. Parts have been cheap too.

Thanks! I'd forgotten about that site.

Dave

In article ,
says...
My guess (based on
nothing but intuition) is a dodgy water pressure switch but without any
diagrams I'm in the dark.


You'll sometimes find the pipe to the pressure switch is blocked with
gunge.
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Never knowingly understood.