and what's next? a few days ago, you helped me determine the cause of my Amici washing machine not working ... I found a moment to continue the topic of repair :) I removed the heater, measured it with an ohmmeter ... and -> nothing shows how much resistance it should have? only 2000W is...

Between 20 and 30 ?. For 2000W and a voltage of 230 exactly 26.45?, which follows from Ohm's law (R = U? / P = 230 * 230/2000 = 26.45). If the heater was made before the entry of the new standard, i.e. for the voltage of 220V, it can have 24.2? according to the same formula. So much for the theory. In practice, there is a performance tolerance.

2000W is the power of most heaters in washing machines. Resistance is typically 27 ?. When there is a break, it can be replaced. Search in household appliances stores or on the Internet. Many companies have similar heaters, but they differ in the parameters of the NTC detector (it is worth inserting the old one, which is definitely functional). Regards. jacekrybak This is the perfect pattern! And this is where the topic should end. It's like that for the future

You can buy a heater with a hole for the NTC sensor, and the sensor can only be moved from the old heater. Such substitutes (the cheapest and the best ones) are made by our, i.e. Polish, SELFA.

it only has to be for the PLASTIC tank, not the metal one !!

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and what's next?
a few days ago, you helped me determine the cause of my Amici washing machine not working ... I found a moment to continue the topic of repair
I removed the heater, measured it with an ohmmeter ... and -> nothing shows how much resistance it should have?
only 2000W is written on it ...

greetings

ps where can I get such a heater?
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Between 20 and 30 ?. For 2000W and a voltage of 230 exactly 26.45?, which follows from Ohm's law (R = U? / P = 230 * 230/2000 = 26.45). If the heater was made before the entry of the new standard, i.e. for the voltage of 220V, it can have 24.2? according to the same formula. So much for the theory. In practice, there is a performance tolerance.
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plucien wrote:

only 2000W is written on it ...
ps where can I get such a heater?

2000W is the power of most heaters in washing machines. Resistance is typically 27 ?.
When there is a break, it can be replaced. Search in household appliances stores or on the Internet. Many companies have similar heaters, but they differ in the parameters of the NTC detector (it is worth inserting the old one, which is definitely functional).
Regards.

jacekrybak
This is the perfect pattern! And this is where the topic should end. It's like that for the future
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You can buy a heater with a hole for the NTC sensor, and the sensor can only be moved from the old heater. Such substitutes (the cheapest and the best ones) are made by our, i.e. Polish, SELFA.
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it only has to be for the PLASTIC tank, not the metal one !!
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