measured leakage on mains voltage, hot and cold. doesn't go higher than 2.7uA (microamperes).
I don't think this order of leakage is likely to be detected by the control board.
I am quite puzzled now. faulty control board?
BTW do you know how likely it is that the binary signal from the pressure sensor would go to an analogue input of the microcontroller? I am trying to make sense why the signal changes, but it can't possible be binary.
BTW do you know how likely it is that the binary signal from the pressure sensor would go to an analogue input of the microcontroller? I am trying to make sense why the signal changes, but it can't possible be binary.
thanks, that's very helpful. I will try to find the cold programme.
you are right, I don't have the insulation tester. unless I lash something up... like a full wave voltage doubler, then use an ampere meter to test for leakage.
no, it's not the pressure sensor.
there's mains voltage on the pressure sensor and I measured it going from 230V to 0V when the machine is filled with water. it goes back when I activate the drain/spin programme.
I tracked the low voltage signal that goes to the microcontroller and it goes...
filled the bottom of the drum with water and blew through the pipe -- could hear bubbling. the issue remains.
found the diagram for the pressure sensor and it doesn't seem to connect one contact (16), while switches the others (12/14). 11 is common.
will replace and see.
hi everyone
I have a Hoover 8Kg DYN8144DIX washing machine that takes water in (the right amount), heats it, washes throughout normal cycle, drains dirty water as expected, but very rarely gets to the spin.
in the very end of the cycle, just before it would start the spin, it shows error E:03...
ronseal stainblock. it's not as white as the brilliant white emulsion, but works well.
forgot to say that I diluted it slightly. the manual says 20% for porous surfaces, I did around 10%. was a bit paranoid I won't have enough for the room and the corridor.
bought a water-based stain blocking undercoat for just over £20 per 2.5L.
one coat, followed by one coat of the same emulsion as before -- perfect results.
clearly not all water-based paints are the same. the undercoat is so tough, it took me a number of scrubs to wash the dried paint off my...
good possible explanation JohnD. I guess we will never know.
you would think the glue would penetrate the paper and stop it from absorbing water too fast -- this is contrary to what I am seeing now.
will any water-based primer/undercoat/sealer seal it? how about diluted waterproof PVA...
tried to photograph with two different cameras -- doesn't show.
here's the photo of the original ceiling with the old paint peeling off. you can see that the paint is white and that the plasterboard is dark yellow.
http://s8.postimg.org/iqegugpdh/ceiling.jpg
as I was saying, even with...
I don't think it will be visible on a photograph, too faint. 8( I have a photo of the plasterboard before painting. 8( will this help to identify the problem?
by mist coat do you mean diluted paint or diluted paint + PVA? I did not do either. 8(
yes, it's not damp. the ceiling is very...
hi guys
sorry if the subject sounds familiar, I believe my problem is different from previous posts.
I had a bedroom plasterboard ceiling painted by multiple coats of paint. when I started redecorating, I found out that the old paint was coming off in sheets -- so I took it all off. what I...
thank you for your reply dcdec.
I was only asking about facings/skirting boards. the fire door is clear.
I phoned BR at the council and they said that only the door requires special treatment (as well as being a proper fire door). skirting etc can be covered with normal varnish...