I currently have a Bosch WFF200L washing machine. It does a main wash however does not proceed to the next cycle and continues to carry on with the main wash procedure. Any advice? Many thanks, Peter Lee
The heater element may have gone and the wash continues waiting for it to heat up and satisfy the thermostats b4 advancing.
Posted on Jun 02, 2007
this solution is the most likely.the element should be at the back.isolate the power supply, you will need to remove back plate then undo wires to the element. it will be held in by a nut poss 10mm. the nut does up and pull a rubber bank from the inside of the tub to create a tight seal, once the nut is loosened you may be able to ease the element out over the compressed rubber bank, it may be tight and need some work. replacement is reverse but make sure the element is pushed fully home and located inside the tub.( get a torch and look inside you may see a locator lug for the end of the element.
if in any doubt get someone in, it isnt a big job if you have it all prepared for the engineer, and sorry i dont know how much an element would be poss20 to 50 quid.
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is the element costly? where does it locate? can i replace it myself? do i just need to take
back cover off or and the front as well? i am reasonably good at DIY.please give more advice, thank you!
thank you for your very good advice,i will defenately give it a go when i get the part.
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