New posts/latest activity?

[iadom]

I have been toiling for some time with an ISE customer with a very weird fault. Within the past couple of hours I have answered posts from him. None of the recent posts in the thread appear in the ‘Latest activity’ list or in the Latest Topics listings on the right of the forums page. I had to go to the specific forum to find my recent posts?

https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forums/forum/public-support-forums/help-and-support/washing-machine-help-forum/886028-ise-w1607w-spin-fault/page3

[kwatt]

I think that happens with the older posts as I’ve seen that before as well.

K.

[iadom]

🙂 To be honest unless I was 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} certain the control module and nothing else was faulty on my own ISE W1607 I would definitely not invest in a new module.:rolleyes:

[kwatt]

Nope, me either.

K.

[electrofix]

they do it all the time, blindly buying components in the hope it fixes it

Dave

[kwatt]

Yup, often fitting them and then try to send them back as well.

Well seeing half the population is of below-average intelligence.

K.

[electrofix]

kwatt wrote:Yup, often fitting them and then try to send them back as well.

Well seeing half the population is of below-average intelligence.

K.

only half ?

Dave

[kwatt]

Well…

K.

[iadom]

To be fair this chap comes across as fairly sane.:) He does have a slightly strange problem and I am certainly glad I am not actually having to fix it.:(

[kwatt]

Yeah a lot of them that seem sane often turn out to be closet raging loons!

K.

[iadom]

Good grief, I am convinced this bloke is not an air head but even though he has a Fluke multimeter which although I am not familiar with it should be capable of testing the heater insulation. He has now bought a megger to do an insulation test on his heating element.:o

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