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10 weeks old and a pair of chenile type curtains were washed in it.Now left with a fishing net and all the fibre material is between the drums, scrapyard calling 8O.
Can’t beleive some folk,hadn’t had this for 25 years or so but cleaned that one out,not much chance with the sealed drums.Re: AWO/D Whirlpool
maneged to clear,took outdoors removed sump hose tipped forward slightly and with the aid of a garden hosed washed the rest out with a little persuasion from a coat hanger.
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robbra wrote:Bet you have to go back and clear the filter again unless you briefed her 😆
She’s too old to wear briefs 😀
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Had same problem with a Beko machine . Took nearly 3 hours to remove all traces.
Blow me called back 2 weeks later she had only washed another one :rolls: .
Still only took 1 1/2 hours the second time to clear.
Daughter been round since and removed all chenille from the house 😆Re: AWO/D Whirlpool
Just been to one of these today.
12NC doesn’t even register on my copy of SIOS.
8592 936 15205.Apparently just over 12 months old, main bearings completely shot, drum flopping up and down. 😥
Anyone know the part number/price of a complete drum on these?
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iadom wrote:Just been to one of these today.
12NC doesn’t even register on my copy of SIOS.
8592 936 15205.Apparently just over 12 months old, main bearings completely shot, drum flopping up and down. 😥
Anyone know the part number/price of a complete drum on these?
part number is 4801 111 00133 , pricing info not available though 😆
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A little bird has just informed me that the sealed drum assy is a very modest £132.56 ex vat. 😯 😥
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