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Slim possibility you may have a blocked pressure chamber or stuck pressure switch. Blow into the pressure pipe and see if it is clear then into the pressure switch it should click several times.

Frost free is a little misleading as they still require defrosting. The defrost heater is on a timer and sometimes it does not manage to defrost the heat exchanger in the rear completely, next defrost it has more to do, gradually it will allow the ice to build up until the freezer or fridge...

Having no light would not stop it working. Remove the back panel (with the power off) covering the fan and element in the rear of the oven cavity and check for obvious damage to the element. Distortion, holes, splits and bursts.

Posting the model number and PNC will help us to help you. First thing to check would be for worn motor brushes as you have not given much info.

most heaters and stats are fairly cheap anyway, we only keep ones that are rare or cost alot (do a parts search on suppliers and manufacturers and have a look at costs)

generally the timer/pcb/controls, motor, fill valves, drain pump tend to be the most commonly wanted parts. Motor and controls are probably the most valuable and may be worth ebaying. The rest may cost more to send than worth as second hand parts.

Not uncommon for new brushes on Bosch machines to stick if the brush holders were not cleaned out fully as the do create some carbon dust when bedding in. Never a good idea to turn a machine upside down, tip them back against a wall or remove the rear plate to gain access to the motor (I...

You may get more help if you post the Model PNC Number Different ovens require different clearances and ventilation.

Did you check the actual pump impeller has not got something jamming it, quite common.

Just a quick question but is it a double pole switch if you have a live and neutral? Most of these are either a double pole switch so live in and out, neutral in and out. Or single pole Live in and out. Two other wires commonly found are on off neon lamp ones. The E nr is not recognised...

2 Standard sizes 600mm & 1200mm, although there are wider ovens that are available, but again they are all standard sizes. Never seen a built in oven wider than 600mm, Freestanding ones come in 5 widths 500mm, 550mm, 600mm, 900mm and 1200mm. I see 3 height sizes of built in oven Full...

There is a plastic ring with a serrated end going into another serrated end around the door porthole securing the door boot outer seal to the chassis. Remove this then you can remove the outer part of the gasket to gain access to the door interlock.

These are usually fairly easy to change but you need to pull the machine out of the cavity to do it. The catch on the chassis is held in by a screw/bolt or clipped in on the top of the machine.

E60 on Electrolux dryers is usually a heater fault (makes John Lewis machines) Posting the PNC will usually helps us to help you more The thermostat could have failed (not familiar with your machine as we don't see JL branded machines here and I don't know what one it is based on)...

There are three standard size built in ovens types Single oven (single cavity) Double Oven/Grill (Double cavity one being a standard size oven the other being a grill and or small oven) Double Oven (Double cavity both being standard size ovens one being fan and the other usually being a...

I believe your model to be a frost free, so the first thing to do is leave it to defrost completely for min 24 hours. (Ice builds up where you cant see it) Check the evaporator tray on the compressor does not overflow. A thermostat usually fails totaly so you either have the compressor...

If I read this right you are finding water in the drum at the end of the wash (there will always be water in the sump and filter) First thing then is to check the waste hose is not syphoning. If it goes into a stand pipe ensure it is not all the way down the pipe it only needs to be about...

Being that I believe this to be a rebadged Electrolux (Zanussi) I would start by checking the motor brushes as these failing can give poor spin dry results along with a few spurious faults that seem to have nothing to do with the motor.

Only worked on one Caple washing machine and the build quality was not particularly good. The belt got thrown and took out the wiring loom which was not clipped in but right next to it. Cheap build integrated stuff. Door panel would not close over the door either but that may have been down...

It is usual for the pump to run initially on start up. A long fill then followed by shorter fills is also usual as the machine checks the water level. Does it do the same on just the spin cycle (you said on all programmes) What was the reason for changing the pump, does it flash any...