The circuit diagram is dated 06-2003 i have checked the pressure switchsra said:Hi
Yeah its sounds odd, how old is your machine!
===================Sleepyhead said:Sounds like a blockage in the pressure system.
Machine thinks it's full of water so just starts to wash, tries to drain but never gets a signal that it's empty.
Disconnect the pressure hose from the pressure switch, does it start filling with water?
Sleepyhead said:Have you replaced the pressure switch?
Sleepyhead said:Yep, I can read circuit diagrams.
Unfortunately Beko aren't the best to work on but having reread your thread I'm convinced that this is either a pressure system / switch problem or if it's a microprocessor controlled machine a software problem.
If your programmer is a mechanical switching one then there's no software problem and it's back to a mechanical / pneumatic problem.
bigtek said:................. and the third read ZERO open circuit.This ............maybe i should inform
BEKO i may be offered a spot in Tec Department ! I will look out for your
post in future thanks for support Raytek.
My error stress related caused by component level fault finding you should understand this we are all human. Humans make mistakes(check your typing error)breezer said:bigtek said:................. and the third read ZERO open circuit.This ............maybe i should inform
BEKO i may be offered a spot in Tec Department ! I will look out for your
post in future thanks for support Raytek.
either you do not know how to type or can not rad a meter.
a reading of zero is a dead short
bigtek said:(check your typing error)
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