great in-depth video/blog! appreciate it! love the way the shed and workshop is looking :) so many products! Dryer tripping Its probs a capacitor or the heat pump its self.
That Lamona (Beko) was made in December 2022, very new! PCB failures are quite common on those washer dryers sadly so hopefully that isn't the case here!
You are attracting the wrong sort of buyers for 20/30 quid. Decent buyers will assume it’s faulty when it’s so cheap, take nice pictures and list for £80 + quid
Really enjoyed this update and cheers for the mention! Regarding selling appliances, it seems hit and miss, sometimes they go quickly, other times nobody wants them. I guess it just depends on your area, shame really as it would be a huge waste to scrap perfectly working machines but at the same time what can you do with them?
Also depends on the brand, unfortunately even the less fortunate have gotten greedy nowadays and don't want budget or store branded stuff anymore. They'll only buy prosumer stuff. Matsui, Logik and others just don't sell fast, while Miele and other more expensive stuff you can never slow the demand down for.
With the Beko machine you have, the door slightly off, swap the top screw with a nut and bolt and washer and it will hold perfectly, dome it many times, screw has become too loose in the cabinet. The heat pump, you said it will be on 5 mins and trips the electric? Could be one of 2 things, faulty main board, (they are a new board we have been using, nucleus, prog with a global service tool) or if it's 5 to 10 mins into the cycle it could be a compresser issue, in the case of a compresser issue or base unit, we don't fix them, they get scrapped for compressor failure. But they are the only 2 things. The BP motor can sometimes cause issues on them too, disconnect that and start it up and see if it still trips after the 5 mins, if it doesn't then it's the motor and an easy fix.
Thanks Balfie, what does the BP stand for? Sump pump? if it is the first two things it does not bode well. but a tripping compressor might be repairable.
@@bootsowen sorry mate that should have said BPM, auto correct, 😅 it's the main motor that turns the belt, I fairly highly doubt it will be that tbh, I'd more so be looking at the module first, can take it off and see if there is any slugs on it, chances are there is, that would be my first port of call on a heat pump that's tripping, can always so an insulation resistance test and disconnect things one by one, and test and test and test and it will lead u to the problem, on heat pumps should be around 150 to 190. Well using my meter anyways. Anything lower than that can disconnect components one by one and test, put back in after test if it's not that component.
Lot's of interesting stuff has accumulated again! Iirc the 1600 Bosch had a knackered drumspider. Indesit dryer: Could be the compressor or its capacitor. Does this thing have a mains filter? Could also be an option. You can try disconnecting things like the motor, compressor, water pump and then start it to rule out what causes the rcd to trip. Selling used appliances is a gamble, it can be sold in a few days or it sits there for weeks with only the occasional "i TaKe It FoR fReE wItH dElIvErY" or something like this, lol😂 Honestly surprising that the solar panel with the heavily smashed corner still works
Oddly, as I was walking past the bosch with a dustbin it fell over and scraped up the front, So I have abandoned selling it. I will keep the motor and pcb, just in case!
Started buying second hand washing machines too clean up and fix any issues as i find it enjoyable. The trouble is it's addictive and now have 5! I'm trying to sell them but nobody seems to want second hand washing machines.
Jesus Christ died for our Sins according to the scriptures and that he was Buried and he rose Again the third day praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you all....
I'm assuming because of the electronics that storage heater won't work with a diverter, also great you are applying the first rule of solar panels, cheers
My favourite type of video you make, albeit limited by design to every quarter. I passed 6 steel bottles on my bike ride today, will only stop for ally. Those light units looks more involved than I imagined, and liion too!! The fluorescent looks to have more spread as one would expect but at what cost? Won't they be 30W a tube? I like the look of the mobike, seems to me it could do with a throttle electric power conversion. That scoop would do well for clearing out the water stop tap in the street. Mine is arms length deep and was full of silt last time I used it. Love the solar panels Boots! And by putting the broken ones at the front they have natural burglar deterrent!
Hi Ian, those steel bottles are everywhere at the moment, 1.5kg of steel and 18g of brass. The broken solar are at ground level, I've not heard of anyone stealing solar panels, though I'm sure everything gets stolen somewhere, so if anyone steals them good luck to them, and they won't damage them further, save piercing them, but I don't expect it. I'm keen to see inside the Mobike, I have to make a pentagon fastner tool to get the wheels and chaincase open. I am interested in whats inside the transmission. I don't recall what the tubes are wattage wise, I think they are only a bit higher, 30% or so than the LEDs, But they really aren't much good. Maybe in a corridor, but not for task lighting.
@@bootsowenPerhaps there's ypur answer, they use the emergency lighting for corridors in a commercial building to aid escape. I look forward to seeing what you can do with those batteries, at that voltage, they're ready to go for the soldering iron! I picked up a 7" long loop of 6mm steel rod off the side of the road this morning. Going to use it as a handle with half a steel no2 bottle for a heavy duty garden scoop.
Possibly the greatest workshop / back yard on RUclips...
cheers Buddy!
great in-depth video/blog! appreciate it! love the way the shed and workshop is looking :) so many products!
Dryer tripping
Its probs a capacitor or the heat pump its self.
Worth trying the unit without the mains filter board?
@@ianhelsbyservices Yes. plus gotta make sure its not plugged into an extention socket.. if it is, dryer always overload them.
Arcelik make these along with Beko, Blomberg, Grundig, Sia, etc.
Vestel make Bush, Logik integrated, Sharp, etc
Made In Turkey is typically the hallmark of Arçelik (Beko) or Vestel.
That Lamona (Beko) was made in December 2022, very new! PCB failures are quite common on those washer dryers sadly so hopefully that isn't the case here!
What a great yard. Really annoying that you can't sell working washing machines and you get clowns wasting your time.
Indeed, the brick is the only option!
You are attracting the wrong sort of buyers for 20/30 quid. Decent buyers will assume it’s faulty when it’s so cheap, take nice pictures and list for £80 + quid
Not sure if I can be bothered! I prefer giving them away to mates!
0:49 Made in Turkey by Beko. Vestel has nothing to do with Beko😉
Beko and vestel two diffefent turkish applianves companies, and I guess indesit has a broken heatet
the indesit is a heat pump so it shouldn't have a heater?
Really enjoyed this update and cheers for the mention! Regarding selling appliances, it seems hit and miss, sometimes they go quickly, other times nobody wants them. I guess it just depends on your area, shame really as it would be a huge waste to scrap perfectly working machines but at the same time what can you do with them?
Also depends on the brand, unfortunately even the less fortunate have gotten greedy nowadays and don't want budget or store branded stuff anymore. They'll only buy prosumer stuff. Matsui, Logik and others just don't sell fast, while Miele and other more expensive stuff you can never slow the demand down for.
0:51 no, it is not a Vestel, it is a Beko. And even tho both Vestel and Beko are made in Turkey, they are completely different.
With the Beko machine you have, the door slightly off, swap the top screw with a nut and bolt and washer and it will hold perfectly, dome it many times, screw has become too loose in the cabinet.
The heat pump, you said it will be on 5 mins and trips the electric? Could be one of 2 things, faulty main board, (they are a new board we have been using, nucleus, prog with a global service tool) or if it's 5 to 10 mins into the cycle it could be a compresser issue, in the case of a compresser issue or base unit, we don't fix them, they get scrapped for compressor failure. But they are the only 2 things. The BP motor can sometimes cause issues on them too, disconnect that and start it up and see if it still trips after the 5 mins, if it doesn't then it's the motor and an easy fix.
Thanks Balfie, what does the BP stand for? Sump pump? if it is the first two things it does not bode well. but a tripping compressor might be repairable.
@@bootsowen sorry mate that should have said BPM, auto correct, 😅 it's the main motor that turns the belt, I fairly highly doubt it will be that tbh, I'd more so be looking at the module first, can take it off and see if there is any slugs on it, chances are there is, that would be my first port of call on a heat pump that's tripping, can always so an insulation resistance test and disconnect things one by one, and test and test and test and it will lead u to the problem, on heat pumps should be around 150 to 190. Well using my meter anyways. Anything lower than that can disconnect components one by one and test, put back in after test if it's not that component.
I do work for Howdens repairing these machines let us know if u need any help on anything 😀
I wonder why it was left on the street after only 2 years?
@bootsowen probably still under warranty to the dryer side of those machine are useless
Lot's of interesting stuff has accumulated again! Iirc the 1600 Bosch had a knackered drumspider. Indesit dryer: Could be the compressor or its capacitor. Does this thing have a mains filter? Could also be an option. You can try disconnecting things like the motor, compressor, water pump and then start it to rule out what causes the rcd to trip.
Selling used appliances is a gamble, it can be sold in a few days or it sits there for weeks with only the occasional "i TaKe It FoR fReE wItH dElIvErY" or something like this, lol😂
Honestly surprising that the solar panel with the heavily smashed corner still works
Oddly, as I was walking past the bosch with a dustbin it fell over and scraped up the front, So I have abandoned selling it. I will keep the motor and pcb, just in case!
its a beko rebadged
Started buying second hand washing machines too clean up and fix any issues as i find it enjoyable. The trouble is it's addictive and now have 5! I'm trying to sell them but nobody seems to want second hand washing machines.
As long as it’s a hobby then it doesn’t matter if you get rid of them or sell them. As long as it’s enjoyable. Make some videos.
I still remember you breaking washing machines, but you will continue destroy it?
Have you watched all of the videos for n the washsmash channel and all in my washing machine destruction playlist?
Jesus Christ died for our Sins according to the scriptures and that he was Buried and he rose Again the third day praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you all....
are you doing a video on that storage heater
Maybe, I haven't looked at it yet.
@@bootsowen i hope do il watch and like thanks
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It worked amazing while it lasted. Gutted it broke again. Thanks Owen
The lamona washing machine is the same as beko. Made in turkey. Not made by vestel
I'm assuming because of the electronics that storage heater won't work with a diverter, also great you are applying the first rule of solar panels, cheers
I think a hot wire to the heater would overcome the electronics!
@@bootsowen Do you think an extra thermostat would then be needed, is the original part of that thar electronical stuff? cheers
My favourite type of video you make, albeit limited by design to every quarter.
I passed 6 steel bottles on my bike ride today, will only stop for ally.
Those light units looks more involved than I imagined, and liion too!! The fluorescent looks to have more spread as one would expect but at what cost? Won't they be 30W a tube?
I like the look of the mobike, seems to me it could do with a throttle electric power conversion.
That scoop would do well for clearing out the water stop tap in the street. Mine is arms length deep and was full of silt last time I used it.
Love the solar panels Boots! And by putting the broken ones at the front they have natural burglar deterrent!
Hi Ian, those steel bottles are everywhere at the moment, 1.5kg of steel and 18g of brass.
The broken solar are at ground level, I've not heard of anyone stealing solar panels, though I'm sure everything gets stolen somewhere, so if anyone steals them good luck to them, and they won't damage them further, save piercing them, but I don't expect it.
I'm keen to see inside the Mobike, I have to make a pentagon fastner tool to get the wheels and chaincase open. I am interested in whats inside the transmission.
I don't recall what the tubes are wattage wise, I think they are only a bit higher, 30% or so than the LEDs, But they really aren't much good. Maybe in a corridor, but not for task lighting.
@@bootsowenPerhaps there's ypur answer, they use the emergency lighting for corridors in a commercial building to aid escape. I look forward to seeing what you can do with those batteries, at that voltage, they're ready to go for the soldering iron!
I picked up a 7" long loop of 6mm steel rod off the side of the road this morning. Going to use it as a handle with half a steel no2 bottle for a heavy duty garden scoop.
Do a test wash on it
On lemona
When you do a test wash on lamona ?