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DeDietrich VZ9996U1/1

Postby h2yoho » Thu Aug 30, 2007 8:07 pm

Does anyone know where I can get an exploded diagram of this model. It is doing the cycle, but is not heating the water. I have checked the thermostat, and element, and they are ok. They are in constant live state, and there is another control somewhere, to switch the neutral in, but I can't locate.
Can anyone help, please.
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Re: DeDietrich VZ9996U1/1

Postby Penguin45 » Thu Aug 30, 2007 11:58 pm

We will not advise anayone with regard to live testing. It is dangerous.

Set your meter to resistance and see what you get with the components split from the circuit.

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Re: DeDietrich VZ9996U1/1

Postby h2yoho » Fri Aug 31, 2007 6:28 am

Thanks for the reply, penguin. I appreciate what you are saying. The fact that they are in a constant live state, even when the program is finished and machine is still switched on, but idle, leads me to believe that there is a governing switch, like a diaphram switch, which controls the neutral end of the circuit. Do you reckon there is a relay involved in that circuit too, and would it be on the circuit board?
Think what I probably will have to do, is get the lot up on a bench and try to trace the circuits with a meter. It's just if someone could have directed me to an exploded diagram of components, or a wiring diagram, it would have made life much easier. I've already fired money at it, a couple of months ago, and don't want to be wasting any more if it's not worth it. It's around 7yrs old.
It's my own machine, by the way. lol
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Re: DeDietrich VZ9996U1/1

Postby h2yoho » Fri Sep 07, 2007 5:26 am

Thanks to help from a very kind person from here, I now have machine up and running again.
Thankyou so much.


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