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Hotpoint WMA64 Front Load Washer Questions & Answers
Plastic lug securing paddle in drum have broken off
It is easy to fit.
To remove paddle ,grasp firmly and pull it towards you, then slide new paddle into slots and push firmly towards rear of. drum
You should feel it clip into place..
Make sure you get right paddle as there are at least 3 versions of drum paddles
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Door wont lock
to test if there is a fault on your interlock you can close the door now with your hand bang it on the front of the washer were the door hits the catch most cases if it faulty than the washer will start it will then need replacing only thing you can do if faulty m8
Where is the filter
Nothing is mentioned in the manual about a filter and I can't find one so I assume there isn't one...
Is there a filter
Is there a self cleaning function? Use that if machine needs cleaning.
Clothes are still wet after full spin cycle
Possible that the SPIN Speed is too low, check the drive, the RPM of the motor. Check for friction of the spindle , check for free movement of the drum. If you notice a change then you will need to reset the mechanism. If the motor speed is low check the capacitor.
Hotpoint WMA64 Won't heat up
Thermistor is resistance which changes in value when it is hot. So this acts as a thermocouple.In this case it is possible that the power control has failed from the board, it can be due to damaged connectors or links. Use a meter to test the continuity.
Wma62 wont spin
Check out the carbon brushes in the motor. Theyre graphite blocks which transfer mains power to the copper segments of the motor - located at the other end of the motor from the drive pulley. Theyre probably worn down. They're quite cheap parts and easy to replace - the holders are plastic or bakelite and are generally held in with screws or plastic clips. Also, look at the copper segments they run on to check for burning or pitting. If the segments are burnt or damaged you need a replacement motor or a replacement armature (motor part) if you can source one. Occasionally may be a fault in the motor drive circuit board - in which case replacement of board only real option. Other possible causes of spin problems: Faulty pressure switch - machine "thinks" the drum is still full of water so wont enter the spin cycle. Spin problems may also be caused if the machine reckons the load is out of balance, rearrange the load. If problem persists could possibly be a fault in the out of balance detector switch or the suspension and damping system.
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