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Been to a Hotpoint WF556 with the welded drum.
I fitted three new lifters, customer tells me that it has had seven since new,18 months old. 😳
User has not been washing trainers or leaving coins etc, so pretty obvious that he is using the machine correctly 😕
What he did point out was that the lifters only come off if he is using a prog. with the 1600 spin, dosent happen at slower speeds.
Has anyone come across this?Re: Hotpoint Indesyhte drum lifters
chezza wrote:They never ever ever ever wash trainers :rolls: 😆
This pair are an elderly couple 😉
for sure, there will either be something in there, or the locking tab will be broken
there is a mod, to help the paddles fit tighter, makes me giggle everytime i read it
helo_75 wrote:for sure, there will either be something in there, or the locking tab will be broken
The only thing I took out was a bra wire the size of Wembley 😀 It hadn’t been in there long. The paddles started to break off from when the machine was new and under gtee. , customer phoned Indeshyte and they just sent out new lifters but no engineer to fit them, so there is a chance that the customer did not fit them well, although the tabs were in A1 condition.
helo_75 wrote:there is a mod, to help the paddles fit tighter, makes me giggle everytime i read it
Any chanch of you enlightening us O wise one 😉
Re: Hotpoint Indesyhte drum lifters
If I remember correctly the memo says – serves you right you should have bought a Bosch
FranzRe: Hotpoint Indesyhte drum lifters
If the plastic lugs are all broken off then definitely something between the drums. Normally a bra wire is enough to do it. (and they come in two’s you know! 😆 )
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