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Re: Miele Novotronic WT945 -ERROR
I resolve the problem…
The problem was the driver motor…. how i said the first problem was the lieks who create an another problem in motor… in contact with wather make an erosion between two-tree spire of the rotor and when is warm himself after a while of work create an junction….
I replaced the motor and is working fine for days…Perhaps help this anywone…
ADY
Re: skinny jubilee clips
hi,
This band will do the lower hose to sump on a whirlpool dishwasher with ease and is “thin”Pt no….4812 221 22295 (dave I have 6 in stock)
this one will do 30mm to 60mm hose and is also thin
Pt no ..4819 401 18057 (dave I have 10 in stock)
Re: ASKO ASEA Dishwasher 1402 – water inlet valve
Thanks for help – I have received details from Dave Conway, so will get back to him after some another attempt to fix it an discussion with the management – delay for special delivery might make her say “mend it with a new one”
Cheers
David SorrillRe: beko d3731 fs still not filling jus humming
Thx as water suppl;y ok and no hoses kinked will go with johnboys suggestion ta ever so my kids r a tad pee`d off havin to wash up again lol 😀
Hi: clever dicky
1. “Heatpumps generally are VERY efficient when running but do take a while to get going. They use a lot of power to get the process started because you also need a high heat source (not only in terms of temperature but mainly quantity) to get the process going to evaporate the water vapour.”
I don’t think so. The air conditioner only takes very less time to produce hot air. Can you explain more detail?2. “Down sides are many, and believe me I know. The biggest is the mechanical damage caused. Because there is little absolute control, once the process starts it can tend to cascade.”
The air conditioner has no this problem. I think their control is more hard than clothes dryer.3. “Basically because given that the refrigerant temperature equates to pressure of refrigerant you might imagine that some serious pressures are normal. I don’t have a comparator with me but 400psig was common using R22. Compressors did not last.”
The air conditioner can last more than 10k hours. That is enough for a clothes dryerRe: Water not circulating
Thanks again.
Unfortunately the Repairs@ page didn’t return any details of engineers for my area. Oh well. I’ll do some more investigating…
Re: Wiring? Hotpoint dryer tdc 30
The heaters on these driers tend to be a relable heater you sure it’s not the thermostats above heater or possibly the thermostat in the front air duct that one has caught many an engineer out.
Re: Wiring? Hotpoint dryer tdc 30
If you check through the switch with a circuit tester the black and white wire should provide a circuit to orange wire to heater circuit when the float chamber is empty of water, when it is full the supply is taken of the heaters and illuminates the empty neon, incidently that small flimsy sw doesnt give any prob’s normally.
Re: Anglo Iberian
It appears that Brandt has bought Fagor and not the other way round according to a person in the know?.
seems to be still a bit under hand and silent though.
bryan :wave:
Re: Hotpoint frost free fridge freezer Model no 8590
steve W wrote:Hi,
Can you help me please. I have the above model fridge freezer. The fridge section does not appear to be working.(freezer section working OK). What is strange is the internal light of the fridge has dimmed considerably. any ideas as to what the problem may be. I have replaced the internal light, but its still the same? This may be a red herring I don’t know. Any Ideas?There is ice blocking your duct. Take every thing out of freezer and suitably store leave doors on freezer open, make sure oulet to drip pan is ok, little rubber pipe with flat end tends to stick. leave over night to melt away. switch on an your air duct should be clear.
Re: Merloni name change
substance abuser…….I seem to have read that elsewhere today, can’t recall where though!!!
Kevin
Re: replacing cooker element
Thanks. Will check the model number when I get home tonight and get back to you.
