ERROR D17 ERROR CODE D17 IN BRANDT WASHING MACHINE WTE 1272K

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First post at year 2012
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"sensor drum" or (better) "position sensor" (service manual code : 55X3607)
http://www.2shared.com/document/HqarbJ-V/TX768AF_FA.html
Problem : After three or more minutes the machine stops spining.
Solution : Check the service manual at page 12 & 13 and you will see a component (part 427) which has two little cords.
Disconnect and reconnect this plug two or three times in order the pins inside the plug to clear from the dirty. If you have you can spray it with some spray for electronics. After this power on your washing machine.

Update Oct 2015:
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The problem is on sensor's cable contacts (pins).
It seems that when the machine is working, the vibration "disconnects" the cable from the sensor.
I tried to clean contacts (pins) many times, but the problem reappeared after 2 or 3 weeks or months. So, I cut a little piece of sensor's plastic case to expose its contacts (pins) and solder directly the cable to sensor's contacts. This method solved the problem months ago.

If this does not work you have to replace the position sensor.

You can also use a window magnetic sensor from a house alarm.

Update No2:
I discover that the problem reappeared occasionally when my wife loaded too much of clothes (in kilos) into the washing machine.
I suspect that if the load of the clothes is heavier than the specs of the machine, the motor can not rotate fast enough the drum and the sensor does not read the correct rpms. So it throws the error.
So, before do any repair, test the machine with a smaller load of clothes.
Hope it helps!!

Update No3 Dec 2018:
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Problem reappeared. I undid the screw of the the sensor and put a thin washer under the sensor. I tight up the screw. I tested the wheel for easy spinning and not touching the sensor. By installing the washer, i managed to lower the space between the sensor and the magnet, which is on the wheel (a little cylindrical glued on wheel). I also cleaned the magnet from debris. I concluded that the debris on the magnet, insulate his properties and they do not allow him to attrack the plates of the sensor. Thus the sensor cannot not count the rotations and the Error D17 is appeared.

Update :
The problem is on sensor's cable contacts (pins).
It seems that when the machine is working, the vibration "disconnects" the cable from the sensor.
I tried to clean contacts (pins) many times, but the problem reappeared after 2 or 3 weeks. So, I cut a little piece of sensor's plastic case to expose its contacts (pins) and solder directly the cable to sensor's contacts. This method solved the problem months ago.

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You need to reset the thermostat that's inside the washing machine, it's on the right side.
Check HERE for details and photos

change sensor of drum costs about 20euro