ISE 1607W

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  • May 25, 2011 at 10:16 am #352138
    p2mor
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    Re: ISE 1607W

    Thanks for all your help, both of you, will now add a couple of hand towels and keep an eye on it. I’m stressed out now!

    May 25, 2011 at 10:27 am #352139
    p2mor
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    Re: ISE 1607W

    Just to let you know, I switched the machine back on and the display showed 5 minutes before quickly displaying the flashing dashes again so I assume the machine had gone through the cycle OK including interim spins but gave up on the final spin. bfn x

    May 26, 2011 at 9:14 am #352140
    shady
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    Re: ISE 1607W

    Am I the only one who spotted the spelling mistakes on that picture of the manual ?

    ‘After 10 failed attempets..stoped to spin because of to high an umbalance‘ ??

    Hee hee 😀

    The ISE machines are good at self preservation, I think that most of us are just use to all other machines blindly going ahead with a wash and spin regardless of whether it will knacker the machine or not !!

    Shady

    May 26, 2011 at 9:41 am #352141
    iadom
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    Re: ISE 1607W

    shady wrote:Am I the only one who spotted the spelling mistakes on that picture of the manual ?

    ‘After 10 failed attempets..stoped to spin because of to high an umbalance‘ ??

    Hee hee 😀

    Not in my manual it doesn’t, looks like the typo’s have been edited out as well. 8)

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