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November 12, 2013 at 12:37 am #390932
kwatt
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Hat doffed in respect Clive, I respect your solution.
The only thing I’d point out is that if the punter fires in liquid too fast it could start syphoning when they don’t want it to. If they’re aware though, not a problem.
Other than that though, I can’t see a problem and it’s a good enough cure for when the water pressure is low.
K.
November 12, 2013 at 12:54 am #390933clivejameson
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kwatt wrote:
The only thing I’d point out is that if the punter fires in liquid too fast it could start syphoning when they don’t want it to. If they’re aware though, not a problem.
Yes I considered that Ken but I suspect they’d have to wildly overfill the compartment with fabric conditioner, and even then I’m not sure the conditioner is runny enough to start the syphoning process on it’s own…In any case, this particular customer doesn’t actually use fabric conditioner but was unhappy about the small amount of water that would slop out of the drawer when she opened it…so another happy customer!
Incidentally, the water flow rate didn’t seem on the low side, there was a middling pressure supply to the machine. I wounder now if the slight distortion to the compartment tray added to the problem. If you look at my picture it shows how it has banana’d slightly which leaves the back corner hanging a bit lower, this would also slightly increase the difference in height between the top of the syphon tubes and the point at which the water can overflow the back?
November 12, 2013 at 1:04 am #390934kwatt
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Not a criticism at all Clive, I just know what some of the lunatics are like! 😉
Some of them would find ways to break it.
In the end, problem solved, result.
Can’t offer anything on the warping as I’ve not come across it.
K.
November 13, 2013 at 6:31 pm #390935Martin114
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Just been to another W256W leaking dispenser.
Ive tried everything suggested here but cannot stop it leaking down the front and inside the front panel.
The customer doesn’t use the dispenser apart from occasional fabric conditioner as they put tabs into the drum.
On my tests it leaked quite badly on fill even though there is no detergent, softener, or load in the drum.
I tried adjusting water inflow rate but no different, also checked tank venting and soap delivery hoses also no problem.
There seems no option but to replace the box complete.
November 13, 2013 at 7:35 pm #390936kwatt
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Martin the only other thing David came across actually, was that a few customers hadn’t seated the insert correctly.
Beyond that and the reasons given I can’t really see any other possible explanations.
K.
November 13, 2013 at 7:41 pm #390937Martin114
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Yes I noticed the top cover was not fully clipped in place but after doing that, there was no improvement. I can only think distortion/warping is causing it.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HDNovember 23, 2013 at 3:25 pm #390938DrDill
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We have just replaced a dispenser assembly as it was broken, I did notice that the tubes on the drawer were shorter than the ones in the picture, they must be made shorter now.
November 23, 2013 at 5:39 pm #390939boselecta
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Reluctantly joining this thread got one leaking from inside soap box down inside of cabinet. Fitted new box and drawer.
I noticed the new drawer tubes had been shaved away, presumably by you guys before sending out.I actually saw it leaking with no soap in dispenser, seems to be water pressure related, also raised front feet. Customer testing it this weekend.
Too scarred to answer my phone now, Fingers crossed. 😐
December 4, 2013 at 12:58 am #390940boselecta
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Oh dear, this job won’t go away been there about five times now, phoned me today still leaking, there getting cross now.
Cant think of anything more to try to stop this. They are using liquid detergent strait into drum, fitted new box and drawer, lowered pressure to a trickle, raised feet at front.Did you resolve your one Martin114?
December 4, 2013 at 8:02 am #390941Martin114
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Still got it to do. I have the dispenser ready to fit but customer had been away and I am waiting for their call to complete the job.
Just like yours the customer has been putting tablet into drum and rarely using conditioner, but even varying water flow rate will not stop it leaking.
December 4, 2013 at 8:31 am #390942kwatt
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As you have discovered, this seems to happen in about 1/1-200 machines roughly.
There is no apparent reason given that every soap box and drawer are the same and, for some reason, it just suddenly “happens” six, twelve or whatever months later. Most often the problem cannot be replicated on test.
Logically, there’s not much going to change on a bit of plastic. The water supply shouldn’t alter too much and that should be an issue from the point of installation. So, randomly swapping parts will not cure the problem, especially so when there’s no evidence that they are indeed at fault and the SD box and drawer would have to be physically damaged.
Which leaves only the variables. Those being, what people put in.
In every one that we’ve really delved into to try to find out the cause it has generally been overloading that’s caused it but, I mean literally filling the drum to the point where almost nothing else will go in.
The only other cause we’ve come across is over soaping but, that’s less of an issue in this respect. It is of note though that one I came across had “recently changed powder because it was on offer”.
Combine the two however and it will leak for sure.
If it is load and/or detergent use, there’s not a damn thing that I can do about it or suggest to you other than to try to educate the customer. There is usually no fault found on test as I said and you can’t fix a problem from a technical standpoint that doesn’t really manifest itself.
K.
December 4, 2013 at 8:43 am #390943Martin114
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Yes I agree with what you say Ken, but what else can you do when the machine leaks on test with no load and no detergent and also no improvement with differing water flow rates?
The fact is it leaks and the customer wants it sorted.
Also I have had the problem in the past where a new soap box has sorted the problem.December 4, 2013 at 9:02 am #390944kwatt
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As I did say, almost invariably, they do not leak on test though. 😉
It is indeed rare that they do.
K.
February 10, 2015 at 10:57 pm #390945Alanj
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Nice post Clive. Just what I described on previous post. 😉
August 17, 2016 at 1:42 pm #390946iadom
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My own ISE10 W1607W has an intermittent leak problem that I have as yet been unable to resolve.
Only seems to leak on the rinses.
I have cleaned the drawer carefully, adjusted the water pressure up an down, given the machine a slight backwards tilt and yet it still leaks from the drawer without any warning, quite badly sometimes.Only use Ariel powders so no problem with liquids.
Has anyone else been able to ‘really’ sort this problem?
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