Hotpoint WDL 540P UK C problem?

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My washer dryer is making a clicking noise every 10mins when on a drying cycle.All 4 bottom lights flash.The spinning symbol and drying symbol are solid green.The wash symbol is very faintly on.When it locks out the machine needs resetting. This has gone on for 2 weeks.Today it now isnt drying at all?
Any ideas very welcome.
 
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Thanks for your help.I'm a boiler repair man by trade.Next question is are these both easy repairs or do I get the pros in for it?
 
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Sorry for all the questions.How will I test it with a meter because it seems to go at the same temp/time interval everytime.Will it just go open circuit and could it be this making the clicking noise too.
 
If its not getting hot in dry then it wil be open circuit. The clicking noise is poss the relays every 10 mins. Heater should be 25 ish ohms if working. No reading means had it.
 
If its not getting hot in dry then it wil be open circuit. The clicking noise is poss the relays every 10 mins. Heater should be 25 ish ohms if working. No reading means had it.

Relays on the pcb?Does this mean it may need a new board too?
Thanks very much for your help.
 
Poss not at this stage. Check the heater first then see if the condenser underneath is block with fluff, is it is flush it though will the inlet hose.
 
Thought better of it and got Hotpoint out for the repair today.Had the guy speak on the phone to me whilst he was here and he said the motor was faulty?
I told him about the clicking noise every 10mins and he said that it was the motor causing it.Get in tonight and test it and its doing exactly the same fault again.My other half insists she tested it with him(Her friend was with her at the time so you can bet that's B@L%s*^&...).
Anyway I'm back to the drawing board.I mentioned the heater and the pcb to him and he didn't want to know.
I will keep you posted.Thanks.
 
If you paid for the repair call them back for another repair.
 

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