Any whitegoods dabblers around tonight

[i=p/u]

Have a washing machine blowing the fuse , so tested socket all ok.

then notice have short between L&N on plug top, so take off top of machine and disconnect out going of mains capacitor , and it still shorting .

Is that me found my fault , don't want to order part

can I bypass capacitor and still work?

 

[telectrix]

if that is a capacitor across L and N terminals, bin it. then see if the dhort has gone. it's only a rfi suppressor. if your radio is tuned to radio 1, you'll not see any detriment.

 

[sparkdog]

Proper electricians do not "dabble"sir.

 

[Silly Sausage]

if that is a capacitor across L and N terminals, bin it. then see if the dhort has gone. it's only a rfi suppressor. if your radio is tuned to radio 1, you'll not see any detriment.

Scouser Electrical Engineering terminology :smilielol5:

 

[telectrix]

KO< smartarse. the d is next to the s. after ale, who cares?

 

[i=p/u]

That's the part uncle , is this a specific capacitor or just suppression

http://www.4indesit.co.uk/cable-and-supressor/product.pl?pid=1891108&query=WIXL123

 

[Guest111]

As tel said capacitor is purely for rfi suppression,just get rid.

 

[guest119]

Proper electricians do not "dabble"sir.

Or listen to Radio one :sick:

 

[PEG]

Have a washing machine blowing the fuse , so tested socket all ok.

then notice have short between L&N on plug top, so take off top of machine and disconnect out going of mains capacitor , and it still shorting .

Is that me found my fault , don't want to order part

can I bypass capacitor and still work?

Just out of interest,how did you identify this short,and what is its magnitude? Cheers fella

 

[i=p/u]

Bell tester... Magnitude is a deD short across live conductors