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hi i have this call booked for next week the complaint is it now takes about 3 times as long to do a wash as it used to but it does finish ok.it has a clock work timer on it by the sounds could this be sticking?
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Re: t/bendix d/washer
Could be a dry joint on the pcb heater relay????….eventually it wont pass the wash cycle.
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robinsonrobbo wrote:it has a clock work timer on it by the sounds
Is this a wind up?
I expect you mean electo-mechanical.
Only faults I’ve ever seen on these have been with (“safety”)water valves or blocked blue tubes / horseshoe hoses. Wouldn’t be surprised at all if you find it all bunged up with horrible greasy fat originating from a meat rich diet. Pressure switch or safety valve taking ages to reset to empty due to constricted arteries, er I mean tubing.
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leavemetogetonwithit wrote:
.Wouldn’t be surprised at all if you find it all bunged up with horrible greasy fat originating from a meat rich diet. Pressure switch or safety valve taking ages to reset to empty due to constricted arteries, er I mean tubing.
Mike.Are you a vegetarian Mike ? 🙂
Re: t/bendix d/washer
might find its a blocked air break causing low water pressure = really slow fill times. Have to replace air break if so.
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Madmac wrote:
Are you a vegetarian Mike ? 🙂Well, used to be, almost crusadingly. But I don’t get too agitated about it now. Now I eat meat if someone serves it up at a dinner invite (of which I get hundreds of course 😆 ) partly to avoid having to explain why not.
Mike.
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