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Has anyone got the link to the Bosch Neff Siemans web site were you can view exploded diagrams of appliances.
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They all have their own dedicated site, just Google each brand and make sure you go to the official web site and follow the links.
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You’ll be lucky :rolls:
Parts list and explosion is all you get.
Even the local BSH engineer is reluctant to give any info out!!
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don wrote:You’ll be lucky :rolls:
Quite so 🙁
Whatever did happen when white goods trade associations tried to lobby parliament into implementing ‘White goods block exemption’ anyway? The motor trade succeeded many years ago and the independent trade has benefited ever since.
Unfair practices in the white goods trade affects far more people than the motor trade. And the industry has run roughshod with their unfair practices for more than two generations all the while.
Too little has been done too late I suspect. Too many brick walls and no bulldozer.
You can get tech info from BSH but you need to know someone within in order to get it. The trouble I found was that sharing that information here on UKW meant it immediately got published in the public forums and hence into the public domain seconds later. Vital trade only stuff leaked meaning the independents suffered.
So, in effect we have the devil or the deep blue sea. If the manufacturers were forced to give the trade full tech information/co-operation to approved independents that same information would get onto the Internet public domain in an instant.
BSH employees will get instant dismissal for sharing info, likewise will many of their competitors employees. So from now on in technical stuff will be harder to obtain. And if you can get any info then my advice is to think carefully before sharing it with others on the Internet.
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