The program switch of my Indesit-WD-105T start rotating continuosly whenever i start it to wash clothes. and does not stop it's rotation on any available (18-programs). I don't know why it is like this. Please help.

Meem Alif, September 2005

Hey,

The problem here is the door interlock switch. If it does not lock, the
timer will keep rotating

Gk, July 2013

I had the same problem. I followed the signal lamp code and replaced NTC dryer sensor. The same error code came again. After that I reprogrammed EEPROM with original program and start getting different error codes. Finally I replaces all of electrolytic capacitors and it just start working with no problem. So, if you are planing to repair indesit than start with capacitors.
Tip: use capacitors with higher voltage than original, because voltage on PCB is around 16v.

Vladimir, October 2011

i had the same problem i found the filter was blocked
mike

mike watson, July 2010

I found another solution when program starts rotating continously from a standpoint of washing program.

When happens the steps are:
1) Unplug the power cord from power suply;
2) Remove top lid, unscreing 2 screws;
3) remove the front program button;
4) release the program box behind by the rabbets;
5) Unplug one set of wires;
6) To open the program box by the rabbets
(Note: Carefull the position to open is with button lode on top. It prevents that the spring falls that arrests the main dentated wheel.)
7) to retire the card and clean with alcohol or buy another card and replace the old one;
8) And that is it !!! Too much simple.
9) Put everything from back order;
10) To place the button: you could see four grooves and one of them is bigger (not to much) and in the lode you will see four relives. The bigger one match with bigger groove.
11) to place the top lid and screing the two screws and plug the power cord to power suply;
12) Start washing: dont' worry if the program rotate like before but it will stop. Means that has found the memory last position. Frm now on the machine works.

Hope its helps

Ramiro Vaz (Portugal), February 2009

The solution found by Zoran doesn't work if this issue happens after the electricity from your house shut down more than 1 time during the wash program.

So, you need to have a cable to link the circuit board to a computer and a software to format the chip and re-install the specific program Indesit. The question is where we can find it?

This is the only way to restart without any future problem in circuit board.

Please let me know where we can buy or get free the software and the cable?

Kind regards

Ramiro Vaz (Portugal), February 2009

I to have the same problem,as suggested I did reset the Circut Board, the funny thing is that it works without any clothes, but as soon as I stick in few clothes to wash it gets back to the same trip all situation............any suggestions.

Ravi, June 2008

I forgot to tell you...

If program button starts rotating after the clothes has been washed, then the problem is that you have to much clothes for it to dry. In that case all you need to do is switch it of, set to stop, switch it on to stop. Then switch off again and set to dry manualy, and then switch on again and it will dry your clothes.

Hope this helps also.

Zoran, October 2006

I know it's kinda late for Hrvoje to get an answer, but for anyone else who jas same problem, I found a solution.
As I allready wrote, I was right, the computer needs reset. I didn't find this online, but since I couldn't find anithing, I tryed to do it myself and it helped me, so I hope it will help any of you trying to find solution.

Here is what you need to do to reset the computer of WD105T:

1. Unplug the power cord from power suply.
2. Remove back lid as if you need to change the belt, unscreing 6 screws.
3. Facing the machine from its back, you'll find its computer at the bottom left inside in white plastic case.
4. Remove plastic cover from outside back witch you will notice to your left bottom betveen two screws holdin plastic computer case.
5. Unsrew those two scres from outside of machine so that plastic computer case is realised.
6. Notice that there is bunch of wires attached to plastic case with plastic holder.
7. No need to cut the holder, there is plastic pin that you can pull down to relise the wires.
8. Once you have the wires loos, gently take the computer out of the machine trying not to damage it, along with wires still attached to its mainboard.
9. No need to take the mainboard out of plastic case, even thou I did so. No need because there is no point to it, I did it trying to find a reset jumper witch does not exist.
10. Once you have computer out of the machine with wires still attached to mainboard, unlpug evry set of wires and the plug it back in one at the time.
11. One at the time so you dont mix them up.
12. Now put it all back inside the machine as it was and remember to attach the wires to computer case with a plastic holder. This is important so they dont go into the machines belt.
13. Also remember to put the outside plastic cover betveen those two scres holding computer case.
14. And that is it!!!

By unpluging every set of wires to the computer, you have computer reseted.

I hope this is helpful, and if it is, please contact me at zoran@audition-us.com I would really like to know if this has helped someone.

Also, please ignore my bad spelling of english since it is not my first language, most important is that you understud what I ment.

Thanks!

Bye!!!

Zoran, October 2006

I have the sam problem. When I turn the machine on it takes the water in and then realeases the water out. Program switch starts rotating and the light flashes 8 times, then light stops for a while and then flashes 8 times again and so on. I think computer needs to be reset, and I'm triying to find out how, so if I do, I'll let you know.

If anybody knows something else on this issue, please contact me at my e-mail address: zoran@audition-us.com

Thanks!

Zoran, October 2006

Reading on another forum as mine has the exactsame problem, think it's a different model tho'

Basically count the number of times the light flashes and then search for the code online, which is what I'm currently doing.

Basically unless you're a washing machine engineer or have a tame one it's probably dead!

Dazza_London, September 2005