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One or possibly more of the three legged drum support arms has broken giving you that out of shape front of drum and squeaking on the door seal noise and heavy thumping. Would need a new inner drum to rectify, at that age probably not worth doing.

By all means check the brushes, but this is a classic timer / programmer fault on that era of Zanussi made machines. It does the initial slow spin but then goes straight to off. Used to get exchange units from EMW but I think they have ceased trading.

Have a close look at the function selector switch for melted contacts.

With the power off, remove the wires from the two connections on the thermostat, when it's in the off position it will be open circuit when you turn it past about the 50 degree point it will be closed. If the thermostat has a supply to it the neon on the control panel will come on with it, you...

It may have become unclipped or the securing clip rusted away,but that won't stop the oven working.Is the fan running and just no heat.

That is the thermostat probe.

Thanks for all your help and advice, will get my heating guy onto it.

The flow and return was put right when the engineer spotted it when the system was flushed.As you say more like 10 annual safety checks. What has likely happened to the boiler after back filling with water via the condensate pipe.

It was installed in 2009 without an air break by eaga. I have unblocked the drain taking the water away, if it's fixable will get the air break fitted. It's had 10 annual services and no one has ever checked the condensate pipe.Also it was installed with the flow and return round the wrong way...

Had a blockage in the down pipe that the boiler condensate water feeds in to (now sorted), heavy rain sent water back up the condensate pipe into the boiler and out onto the floor.The boiler won't fire up anymore the fan runs but no ignition and then slow flashing of the blue light.Initially the...

This Lamona is made by Beko, No boards just selector switches that melt.

Yes, you pour it in the hole by the doseage numbers and shut the lid with the grey seal.

Is it new or have you been using it a while.

Leigh 111, 3872079029 is indeed the part you need, it brings on the cooling fan, when they fail oven overheats and shuts down.It's description thermal cut out should say, cooling fan initiation.

Was wondering what make the machine was.

Be sure you can get the remains of the old bearing off the shaft, might need an angle grinder. Don't want to put a downer on your efforts but a new shaft would be recommended which comes with the drum and is very expensive.

You will need to remove the drum first, the back bearing in your picture is fine, if it is the bearing and not the drum support it will be the large front one not visible in your picture. Screw the pulley bolt fully back onto the shaft and either knock the drum out of the rear half or drop it...

Yes just the two connections nothing connects to the bar, if the fan is running ok the element will glow a dull red when on. Wise choice to get a genuine element as there are some sh!te ones out there.

Have a close look at the selector switch, the part with all the wires on, they tend to melt on those ovens.

SE65E330GB/56 is the number I wanted, the Dishwasher was made in June 2005, most likely cause of not heating on this Model is a dry joint on the heater relay on the pcb inside the door. You would need to remove decor panel and door inner to access pcb.