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by zweetpeaz » Sun Feb 12, 2006 5:32 am
Hi all,
cant seem to get the old machine through a cycle. The machine fills but there is no action from the drive motor. At times i can turn the machine off at the wall for 60secs and restart it all, but now she is not starting the motor at all. On spin cycle the pump motor works fine and the resistances are as the same as another posts specs so???? I have gone through the diagnostis and found the code to read.
00111000
Can anyone help? thanks Dean:(
Also, what gets you out of diagnostics??
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by Penguin45 » Sun Feb 12, 2006 6:26 pm
It's probably the Rotor Position Sensor playing up. These are prone to corrosion and wiring problems. It can also be the Motor Board, which is expensive, so keep your fingers crossed.....
Power off if going into the motor.
Powering off should take you out of diagnostics..........
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by zweetpeaz » Sun Feb 12, 2006 8:20 pm
Checked the motor position sensor and stator condition. All looked fine, no corrosion.
Being a frustrated motor vehicle technician, I have pushed many buttons trying different things from other posts, I now have the 3 rinse/spin lights flashing.
Power off is not clearing them. They are on as so as you switch the power on from the wall.
Any other suggestions? And is the motor control board repairable? I cant see any burn / overheating marks on any component?????
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by Penguin45 » Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:52 pm
Being merely Avian, I have sent for a higher authority - bear with us!
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by FastAndPro » Mon Feb 13, 2006 11:23 pm
your coming up with Fault code 56 lid lock fault and will stop the spin this is a regular fault on the brown modules theres nothing with the lid switch its the module would recomend you get a pro to fit it so you get the correct fault as its only a 99.5 % guess and you get the waranty as well for some reason if you unplug the machine for a day or two this fualt sometimes fixes itself we turn up the fault codes there and the machine works ??????
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by zweetpeaz » Tue Feb 14, 2006 11:32 am
No No! it still isnt working. Today i had tried it from powering up the machine from the wall. It had started the cycle, put a few items in the machine then!!!!!!! the water continues to flow but the motor stops, the water fills to the level requested but the next step isnt taken. No motor!! Progress light are on but no progress........
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by zweetpeaz » Tue Feb 14, 2006 12:36 pm
where are you fixing gurus?????? the smartdrive may get a real test when its flying off the balcony. F & P will have to call it auto pilot if it does pull out of its dive!!
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by Penguin45 » Tue Feb 14, 2006 9:19 pm
zweetpeaz wrote:where are you fixing gurus??????
Personally, I was out for 10 hours earning my living repairing people's appliances....
Look, we've told you what we can remotely - if you're not winning and you want to keep this one going, you'll have to bite the bullet and get pro help.
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by FastAndPro » Tue Feb 14, 2006 10:42 pm
"its 99.5% the module would recomend you get a pro to fit it"
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by zweetpeaz » Tue Feb 14, 2006 11:28 pm
Ok thanks guys. I'll chase it up. thanks for your help and I'll post the results for you.
Electronics! buggered with them Buggered with out them!!!
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