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Re: AEG 16800 condenser question
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During the drying cycle, the timer does not go down, and after (approx) 10 minutes, you get E40 (blocked water input I think). The washing cycle is fine, so I do not suspect the water in, and have already taken it off and checked it. The engineer said that he would replace the dryer control board (£200 all in) as the element, etc.. all seem OK.
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16810, and can give nothing but praise for it ...
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Interestingly E40 codes normally denote a door interlock anomaly with this range, is it a Service Force engineer that has diagnosed appliance?
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Ooops, when I said E40, I meant E10. Turns out that the water valve for the condensor was broken, thankfully not the controller board. £12 as opposed to £150 for a simple rectifier board! Hurrah!
I will not get another AEG again, all the engineers who came round to repair/look at it so far all swear by Bosch - next time it breaks down, I shall check them out.