washer will switch on but stops after some water has gone in and the display is taking longer than should to do the cycle sometimes works and other times won't do anything

donna, December 2012

Donna, the simplest answer is to send your module (white plastic box in back of machine) to us for test/repair. Our charge for a same-day repair is £65.88 inc return postage or £7.20 if no fault is found. Send it with a note of your name/address/model no/fault/daytime tel no. to EMW Electronics, Oxton, NG25 0TD Tony www.emwelec.co.uk (Please note if you send it over Christmas, it will be tested/repaired on 2nd Jan)

www.emwelec.co.uk, December 2012

Donna, the simplest answer is to send your module (white plastic box in back of machine) to us for test/repair. Our charge for a same-day repair is £65.88 inc return postage or £7.20 if no fault is found. Send it with a note of your name/address/model no/fault/daytime tel no. to EMW Electronics, Oxton, NG25 0TD Tony www.emwelec.co.uk (Please note if you send it over Christmas, it will be tested/repaired on 2nd Jan)

www.emwelec.co.uk, December 2012

As it sometimes works, would point to control pcb. If it was permanent, would point to heater element. Not sure about model. But could be a relay with dirty contacts, But not sure as to which relay, So look at all the relays, any that show signs of burn, discolouration of casing, You would need to, After unplugging, look at each relays contacts. If badly burnt, would need to be replaced, but slight, could clean with some fine wet/dry paper.

SD, December 2012