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You could put some insulating tape over any connector ends just in case. The three black and one white wire coming from the back of the heater box are the connections for the double dryer element, once taken out of circuit the machine should work as a washing machine.

The three black wires and the one white wire that go to the white connector are the dryer element wires. Disconnect at the white connector block.

Most likely your drum support has broken allowing movement into the seal. Get each of the drum lifters in turn to the bottom of the drum and push down, one or more of the supports will be broken.

If you have put one wire on each side and not two together it should work, unless your replacement element wasn't a genuine or equivalent quality. Ideally the replacement element should come in a sealed bag otherwise they absorb moisture and trip straight away.

If you go on the Neff UK Spares site and put your Enr number in the box, on the third page of the spares diagram you will see what you want.

You could try EMW Electronics, they might be able to repair it.

It's a plastic welded outer tub, you can't open it up.

You could replace it or bypass it.

You haven't said what make or model it is but I would suspect the mains filter / suppressor which could be blown open and black marks on it.

You need to let the dryer run for at least 10 mins. before checking for voltage. Power to the dryer element isn't instant.

The dryer element comes with the blower box.

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

Program 1 is cold rinse and hold. Program 2 is long wash, Program 3 is normal wash.

Make and Model please.

The rear half of that cabinet comes off.Take the lid off remove 4 screws 2 each side that go in to the rear half, prise out the plastic covers at the bottom of the cabinet then remove the two hidden screws. There will be probaly two further screws at the bottom back of the cabinet. You will need...

There should be a seam down the middle of the cabinet, if so the back half of the cabinet comes off.

It's leaking from the wash pump seal, it will eventually seize up or leak enough to trigger anti flood switch.

You will get F02 if the brushes have worn away as well as the other less likely faults.

I would check the motor brushes for starters.

The two wires with the red markers single and double go onto one side of the element and the wire with the black marker on it's own on the other side.