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I suppose this just about qualifies as a technical enquiry.
Earlier today I fitted a drain extension hose to a Hotpoint DWF33. Part number 1801406, which included part number 180618 ( a small length of rubber hose and two clips) also in the kit was a hook former. The real puzzle for me is that the kit also included all these extra bits & bobs. Two large screws with plastic caps, nine coutersunk self tappers, two flat head self tappers, seven panel pin type nails and three round, thin sponge discs with self adhesive backing. I could not make out the Bosch part number as it had been obscured by the Hotpoint label stuck over it.
Can anyone please tell me without being rude, 😉 what on earth this lot is for. ❓
Re: Hotpoint/Bosch dishwasher ext hose?
Sounds like part of the fitting kit for the integrated version?
Chris.
Re: Hotpoint/Bosch dishwasher ext hose?
there for sticking to the bottom of your tool box of-course,
with the sealant/superglue/grease ? thats burst,
the trick with this kind of job is not to let the customer see all these little extra parts, as they will want them fitted,…
allyRe: Hotpoint/Bosch dishwasher ext hose?
Penguin45 wrote:Sounds like part of the fitting kit for the integrated version?
Chris.
That sounds about right Chris, seems a bit of a waste but I will no doubt find a use for them in the fullness of time. The original waste hose had had a visit from a small furry animal, I suspected that the several holes in the outlet pipe had been responsible for spraying water into the base of the dishwasher. Unfortunately I found another fault, a small crack where the fill matrix slots into the two rubber sealing rings on the water softener unit. If my Araldite epoxy resin fix is not successful it will be a bit of a pain. 😥
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