Tecnik TKL925.

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    roly16
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    Re: Tecnik TKL925.

    Thanks Bryan, that’ll be jolly useful. There are an awful lot of these machines around now and it would be useful to know if there’s a solution to this problem. While you’re talking to him can you see if they could alter the dimensions of the concrete weight to allow more clearance for accessing the door seal band clamp on the outer tub? You even have to get the drum assembly out to change the door seal.
    Geoff

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    superfix
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    Re: Tecnik TKL925.

    could you also ask him if there is any possibilty of them stopping making the damn thing 😆


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    #126858
    roly16
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    Re: Tecnik TKL925.

    I discovered something else to watch out for on these machines the hard way yesterday. Don’t inadvertently insert the wash heater element upside down, and it will go right in upside down, as it’s very difficult to get back out again. You only realise it’s upside down when the terminals end up almost touching the outer tub!
    I don’t know if this problem applies to both sizes of heater; I discovered it on a model with a shallow heater backplate. Some models have a deeper one.

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