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see my other post today regarding a similar dishwasher

depending on wether this is more than five years old. if so, then you probably have a sticking "metering tank float switch" which is located behind the left side panel. in normal peration your machine takes three measured amounts of water before proceeding through the cycle. the swith is simply...

i agree with fido that you should check the tacho magnet. zanussi machines usually have motors made by ce-set or sole. if it is a sole motor then even if the tacho looks intact, you should carefully prise off the clip and the coil. inside you will find the magnet ( it screws into the rear of the...

crosslee have made tumble dryers badged as bosch, whirlpool, zanussi and their own brand white knight. i have personally refurbished in excess of 2000 of these dryers and i can say thet the heater is the main suspect. the insulation can break down after it has warmed up. also i charge £32 in...

with due resect i thought that the whole purpose of this site was to give advice. if every one knew what to do in every instance then the site would be unnecessary.

if this dishwasher is fully integrated, please try tyhe following. first make sure that your water supply is turned on. open the door and push the start button and hold it until it stops flashing. now close the door. you should now hear your drain pump running for about 30 secs. when it...

the simplest cause of your problem assuming that it does not take either hot or cold, is that there is a fault in your drain pump circuit. it could be that the pump itself is no good (after thought, can you hear the pump running during the spin cycle?). if it's not your pump then i can say that...

i have just been looking in my service manual for that dishwasher and i can find no mention of a syphon. unfortunately different manufacturers have different terms for the various components. what i would be interested in knowing is if the machine is able to drain off your dirty water by itself...

it's possible that your spray pump motor is underperforming. this could be either a fault i.e. seizing up or needing a capacitor or simply that the jets in the spray arms are clogged. usually with egg shells or sweet corn. if you make sure that they are clean, you must then listen for a good...

i would not dump the dryer as a new heater is only about £12 retail. it would be most unlikely for anything else to be the problem. if it is a full size dryer that you have i must admit that fitting a heater is not easy unless you've done a few. i charge my customers £32.