Hi,
I wonder if we have any washing machine experts on here?

I have the above machine and it has taken to not drying. What appears
to be happening is that when it gets to the drying cycle it will blow
heated air into the drum OK but also continually cycles water in and
pumping. I assume it pumps because it has a float switch somewhere
detecting the water level but as to why it is opening the valve to let
water in I have no idea. Obvious answer is that the mechanical
programmer is faulty, does any one agree with this or have any better
ideas please?

If any one has a wiring diagram that would be useful, I've had a Google
but not come across one yet, although I have found numerous spares
suppliers which could be handy.
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Bill

On 21/02/2010 21:59 Bill wrote:

I wonder if we have any washing machine experts on here?

Lots of good help at:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/module...viewforum&f=34

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"Bill" wrote in message
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Hi,
I wonder if we have any washing machine experts on here?

I have the above machine and it has taken to not drying. What appears to
be happening is that when it gets to the drying cycle it will blow heated
air into the drum OK but also continually cycles water in and pumping. I
assume it pumps because it has a float switch somewhere detecting the
water level but as to why it is opening the valve to let water in I have
no idea. Obvious answer is that the mechanical programmer is faulty, does
any one agree with this or have any better ideas please?

If any one has a wiring diagram that would be useful, I've had a Google
but not come across one yet, although I have found numerous spares
suppliers which could be handy.
--
Bill

I have a WDG1095 I'm about to scrap if you need the programmer or any other
parts (or the whole machine!) - located in Luton, beds. The programmer is
OK, and may be the same type as yours.

I decided not to repair it as it needs main bearings & seal, belt, dryer
heater and washing themostat (60° cycle OK, 40° not so main heater OK!).
Cost of repair too much to invest into a 10YO machine for my liking.

Alan.

In message , AlanD
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I have a WDG1095 I'm about to scrap if you need the programmer or any other
parts (or the whole machine!) - located in Luton, beds. The programmer is
OK, and may be the same type as yours.

I decided not to repair it as it needs main bearings & seal, belt, dryer
heater and washing themostat (60° cycle OK, 40° not so main heater OK!).
Cost of repair too much to invest into a 10YO machine for my liking.

Alan.



Hi Alan,
sounds good to me, I'll try and find out if the programmers are the
same. I'm only just up the A6 from you at Elstow. My machine is about
the same age as yours but has only had a couple of years use as it is in
an annexe that hasn't been occupied for quite sometime. The fault it
has was found by my mum in law some years ago when she used it so at
least it's not been caused by being in storage.
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Bill