Aqm8F49U(Fr) Error: F13

Yes that's all the dryer parts. I'm not sure how it comes out to be honest. I'd expect it to twist or push into place.

Further to my last post am I right in thinking the aluminium assembly with its attachments in the following photo is the dryer mechanism:

and if so is this:

on the right hand side and towards the front of the machine the NTC? How does that NTC come out - is it a push fit, screw in, bayonet etc?

I can feel into the front of this aluminium assembly from the door seal and I can't feel anything in the way but obviously I can only get my fingers in so far. Is there any external vent to this or does this connect to the back of the drum in a closed loop?

I have just found this this read via a Google search. I also have a Hotpoint Aqualtis AQM8F49U which has come up with F-13. In my case it is definitely in the drying cycle. The machine stops before the clothes are dry but there appears to be no water in the drum at the time.

Unlike the previous poster I am in the UK and bought the machine in the UK.

Try to replace the part, which as you've seen is easy enough, but if problems persist you need to get an engineer in.

Thanks.

Turns out it wasnt fixed after all....

washing piling up fast

I host a spares site here - 4washerhelp appliance spare parts but you won't find your model number in there because it's only UK models. It's probable that the dryer NTC is common amongst most of their washer dryers but to be on the safe side you'd be better ordering it from a French spares site which lists your model number.

Hi, yes it was from the dryer hot air feed (alu piece that spans over the top of the drum and feeds into the edge of the drum). There is a hole where the ntc is inserted. My husband checked the ntc at work at it was around 18k ohms (room temp)and reduced in resistance when heated, hence it being an ntc. He cleaned it and reinstalled it and connected it back up, and it seems to work! Yay. In the mean time I will order a spare, can you supply these? If not I did find one on the Internet.

Does it have 2 connections on it for wires? The numbers on a part are very rarely any use. They are usually the part's manufacturer numbers but they are usually different to the manufacturer of the finished product who use their own numbers to identify parts. Check to see if has come off the top of the appliance where the dryer parts are.

Says ELTH 2790051162 000 481

Just found under to, husband thinks it controls water temp?..

If it's in France then you'll have to get French Indesit

No I am in France, just trying the uk boards first since its easier than trying my french but I will have to I guess.

Is the machine in the UK? If so I would contact Indesit UK, it's often tricky to get a machine repaired if it comes from another country because model numbers and other things are usually different.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

Maybe I will need to contact the French leg of the company then. I am kind of assuming the error is in the washing part since water is left inside. But who knows.