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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: lee4206 on 11 September 2010, 15:34:31
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could any of you smart ones help me by telling me what this is and where i can get one from
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh92/lee4206/Copyof11sept2010021.jpg)
Its from my dish washer and i think it could be the cause of the stong electrical burning smell im getting.
Tia
Lee
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Unfortunately can't read what is on the side, but it does appear to have L & N on it which could be Live and Neutral in which case it may be a suppressor of some sort. Was it across the mains input?
You could try googling some of the numbers on it.
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:y googled what appers to be part no and it is an interference suppression filter.
only problem now is finding one as everywhere ive tried (rs,maplins,cpc ect) doesn't seem to any thing that looks the same..
Here's a clearer pic of the writing on it .
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh92/lee4206/11sept20100211.jpg)
if anyone can help with a compatable unit i would very greatfull.
lee
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Can you see it in here (http://www.espares.co.uk/parts?k=suppressor&page=2)
Machine should work without it though.
It's not a standard component so Maplin, RS, CPC are not likely to hold it. It's a combination part that will be held by electrical appliance spares stockists.
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Can you see it in here (http://www.espares.co.uk/parts?k=suppressor&page=2)
Machine should work without it though.
It's not a standard component so Maplin, RS, CPC are not likely to hold it. It's a combination part that will be held by electrical appliance spares stockists.
Thanks chris they do have one listed . When you say it should work without it what do i do with the wires leave them off or join them together or just leave the broken one in there .
lee
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Can you see it in here (http://www.espares.co.uk/parts?k=suppressor&page=2)
Machine should work without it though.
It's not a standard component so Maplin, RS, CPC are not likely to hold it. It's a combination part that will be held by electrical appliance spares stockists.
Thanks chris they do have one listed . When you say it should work without it what do i do with the wires leave them off or join them together or just leave the broken one in there .
lee
I will just jump in and say no, do not join together as you appear to have live and neutral in that unit ;) ;)
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Can you see it in here (http://www.espares.co.uk/parts?k=suppressor&page=2)
Machine should work without it though.
It's not a standard component so Maplin, RS, CPC are not likely to hold it. It's a combination part that will be held by electrical appliance spares stockists.
Thanks chris they do have one listed . When you say it should work without it what do i do with the wires leave them off or join them together or just leave the broken one in there .
lee
I will just jump in and say no, do not join together as you appear to have live and neutral in that unit ;) ;)
Agreed i thought about it after i posted and decided to put the dishwasher out of use untill the new bit arrives..
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(http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/b460/tapper888/Yellowrubbergloves.jpg)
needing some of these then.
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Nope ive got three kids and a wife for doing the washing up ;D ;D
Only kidding i dont mind washing up but i hate drying so the dishes get left or used when still wet.
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OK. So it's got spade connectors on it has it? It looked a bit pbc mount from first glance.
Connecting them together will result in a click from the under-stairs cupboard.
As recommended above, I would support resorting to plan B until the part arrives.
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Thanks chris new one on order cost me £8 so i recon you've just saved me about £150. So if we ever meet drinks are on me.
Lee