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The FM I assume is the flow meter. If it is the type that has an impeller in a chamber it works quite simply (on Whirlpool, Prima, Diplomat its usually in the brake tank, on Bosch, Beko they have seperate ones as a rule) You have a reed switch (which does fail in various ways) and a...

Are you sure it is the element that has failed? or are you going to test it.

Are all the holes clear in the spray arms and is there any loose bits inside the arms.

The switch pack is usually screwed in with a screw at either end of it, it then usually just lifts up and to one side with all the wiring still connected. Not too easy to get technical info for as a lot of their kit was made by other companys.

All baumatic cooker hoods I have worked on you remove the filters and they are screwed on from the inside. The whole switch pack is then removed and another screw when removed allows it to open to gain access to the switches and board. Every one I have looked at has been solder joints failing...

Not familiar hands on with that model. You will find it easier to remove the belt tensioner to enable you to access the pump area. You do not need to remove the belt or motor though on most of these. The pump and float can be a bit awkward to get out but it can be done, sorry I cant...

Posting the model and FD number help us to help you otherwise it will be all generic stuff. If you have a water tank at the top then there will be a pump in the base usually at the right hand side on Bosch condensor dryers. This pump can get blocked or fail and the pipe work from it (there is...

When the tablet does not dissolve is the machine hot at the end of the cycle? Typical symptom of the water not heating during the wash cycle.

Not seeing the original post that was threadjacked ? so here goes. Most of the heater failures I see on BSH (Bosch, Siemans, HSF 'Neff is part of this group') dishwahsers is down to a blown solder joint on the PCB (Normally on the neutral on the heater relay) or the Heater relay itself...

In the replacement shaft kit you should get a washer and that is supposed to go inside the machine on the drum support shaft. I see a few that have put it on the outside of the casing and this pushes the back inwards instead of out away from the drum.

These machines quite often get a twist to the chassis when you dismantle and re-build them, they can be a pain to get back square again so they don't catch. Is the top on properly (fully down on both sides and screwed back on) as this can cause the chassis to twist and allow the drum to catch...

Post the model and FD number from the door. Does the drain pump come on and stay running (low humming sound etc). It should come on when you start a program then go off after a short while.

Possibly a bra wire or similar between the two drums but generally you will hear that all the time. With the drum empty can you lift the inner drum up at all at the front edge while keeping the outer drum still?

Check the resistance between the element and earth with the wires disconnected. Not too accurate unless you have a Insulation tester or it has just tripped when heating but it may show an element that is leaking to earth.

The time is an approximation not a definate amount. It can vary by such thing as water pressure and fill rate (how long it takes to get water into the machine), pump efficiency (how long to empty the machine), inlet water temperature (how long to heat the water up). Everything is on a wait...

The time the fan runs for usually depends on how hot the cavity where the controls are gets. It can be affected by various things like how hot you cook at and how long for, whether the inlet for the cooling fan is clear and clean likewise the outlet for the warm air.

As it seems then to fill, drain, wash and I presume heat on the quick wash it starts to lead to a PCB problem. If you post the Model number and FD number along with how often the active light flashes (most error codes show as a series of flashing lights or pulses on a light) We may be able...

I generally replace these with the front on. They can be a little fiddly at times but they are not too bad, just don't get frustrated if it is not going on, walk away and come back after a break lol. Watered down washing up liquid makes a great lube for the inner part of the door seal to get...

As zipper says out of those Zanussi is prob the best price to performance. Separate ones are much better than a washer dryer though.

There is no actual sensor on the drum to detect un-balanced loads. The PCB constantly measures the current draw etc of the motor and decides if it is running true or not. The timed run ie 125 min for a program is just a sort of guide, the actual time depends on how cold your water is, your...