Just finished fixing mine. Found a broken wire at one of the high temp limits. Found tech service manual at Splendide,.com/service/TECHMANXC. It's a pdf file that will walk you through any repair.
SOURCE: I have a Splendide 2100 washer/dryer. Washer
The heating element have got old and brittle over time and finally gave up the ghost. But it is not always the element. It could be one of the safety Hi-limits have blown. All parts of the dryer will have continuity if its working properly. Test for continuity by using a meter set on Ohms,or use a poor man's meter. You can make your own poor man's meter by using an ordinary flashlight . Break the circuit in the flashlight and add a couple of wires to it so that you can make the light come on in the flashlight, that's right hot wire that flashlight. When the bulb lights up you have a circuit! You now have a poor man's meter. The next step is to check each little gizmo on the dryer that the wires attach to. All the limits attached to the side of the heat element, the door switch (when door is closed) etc.should have continuity (closed circuit)(the light should come on in the poor man's meter) If you come across an thing near the blower housing with 2 wires attached to it, that is a thermal limit, a safety or a control thermostat (So as not to get a false circuit you need to remove one of the wires to each thing you check) Look for lint buildup or blocked vent going out the house. If everything is good and you have paid the electric bill, then the timer could be bad.
SOURCE: splendide 2100 washer/dryer now fails to dry -
Remove the top - two screws in the back then slide forward
In the front right top you will see the air box and the terminals for the heater coil along with other wires and sensors. Start the washer on a dry cycle and check the voltage to the heater terminals. You will be looking for 120 AC. If voltage there but no heat the heating element is bad. If no voltage there follow the wires to the overheat switches and check the voltage on the other side of these switches (round devices with two terminals on top). If there is voltage there then the switch has tripped. Unplug the machine. Look for a spot of paint on this switch, scratch it away and you will see a small hole. Insert a strightened paper clip into this hole and push to reset the switch. Re-power and test the results.
No power to these switches probably means a bad circuit board $$$.
SOURCE: Splendide 2000 Model Help Needed
I have the same problem with my WD802 "pre M". I have found this forum and it as helped me some. Here is one forum that might help you - http://applianceguru.com/forum2/17215.html - I think it's my control module, but I cannot find a test guide for my "pre M" WD802 module. I am Calling Splendide first thing tuesday to see if they have a tech manual for the "Pre M" models. Good luck with your WD802.
SOURCE: My motor yacht's Splendide Washer Dryer combo has
Thor Appliances - www.thorappliances.com - and LG both have machines that can replace the Splendide.
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