I have a SMEG DWF410SS slimline, its about 7 years old now and a problem that has started which happened perhaps a year ago and seemed to fix itself.
A regular wash and it would stop midway or anywhere random in the wash cycle. It would not have any error codes or flashing etc just the light about the type of wash was selected a tthe beginning. The clock would stop and thats it. If i pressed the start button again and held it down it would start up,clear the tubes etc and if held for about a minute would continue on until it decided to stop once again.
So can get thru tho the end of the cycle if i hold down the times it does stop.
But there is no water in the bottom, the pumps will clear it just seems to just stop, like a dead shudder.
Without error codes, im at a lost as to what is the error.
Have tried unplugging from the outlet, also tried the reset routine that ive seen on forums and doesnt seemto do anything, so am hoping for a last bit of help before i call the expensive repair men.
Any tips or suggestions, as at this stage can try anything as its a worthless machine at the moment.
Would anyone suggest using SMEGs own repair service also? too expensive?
thanks
in advance
Mike from London
A regular wash and it would stop midway or anywhere random in the wash cycle. It would not have any error codes or flashing etc just the light about the type of wash was selected a tthe beginning. The clock would stop and thats it. If i pressed the start button again and held it down it would start up,clear the tubes etc and if held for about a minute would continue on until it decided to stop once again.
So can get thru tho the end of the cycle if i hold down the times it does stop.
But there is no water in the bottom, the pumps will clear it just seems to just stop, like a dead shudder.
Without error codes, im at a lost as to what is the error.
Have tried unplugging from the outlet, also tried the reset routine that ive seen on forums and doesnt seemto do anything, so am hoping for a last bit of help before i call the expensive repair men.
Any tips or suggestions, as at this stage can try anything as its a worthless machine at the moment.
Would anyone suggest using SMEGs own repair service also? too expensive?
thanks
in advance
Mike from London
