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Re: Belling 924 Countrychef – Fan oven Element

Hi Dave,

Can you tell us how to check that the element has gone with a multi meter, we think we need one for our Belling 924 also out of warranty, but want to check before purchasing a new one.

Many thanks

Paul and Lorna

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Re: Bosch Water Problem

Cheers folks, had similar simptoms and used this page to solve. Top job !

Thanks again.

J.

Ps. bit dull though no mice found.

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Re: Penguin45 – Conspiracy Theory – I Confess

Mind you penguin I have found these :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

bryan :wave:

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Re: Electrolux Fridge freezer

If the kids have left the door open then you have no other choice but to turn the freezer off and open the freezer door for 24 hours this will allow the appliance to totally clear itself.

bryan :wave: [/img]

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Re: Electrolux Fridge freezer

It did start after the kids left the door open all night & has never seemed to recover,i know your restricted to what advise you can give but whats the principles on how the defrost circuit works? really would appreciate any help or guidence. it freezes down to about -12 but wont go any colder if that is any more help 🙁

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Re: kwatt does a service call !!!!!

Erm..

Kenneth sleep 😯

Think he’s the same as awake at 4am,thought I was the only insane member. 😛

bryan :wave:

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Re: Indesit Washing Machines

Hi

Comet buy out there warranties from the manufacturers so you may well be seeing your local engineer if this fails.

bryan :wave:

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Re: Electrolux Fridge freezer

The most common fault for the freezer to stop working is that the door may have been left open slightly or that there is a fault with the defrost circuit on the freezer.

Empty the freezer out and switch the freezer off with the door open for 24 hours.

after 24 hrs switch back on normally and if it then works ok if it only lasts approx 1 week then the problem is in the defrost circuit which to be honest you will need an engineer visit.

hope this helps

bryan :wave:

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Re: Look at what your missing

Found a few of mine as well… :rotfl:

Dave will love me.

e1 fagor
e2 bosch
e7 zan
hp3 smeg
hp4 whirlpool
lu5 hpt
n1 indesit
n16 ariston
n5 candy
n9 neff
nw1 haier (well i’ll have a look) then mumble something about heap of $&{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}*
nw3 whirlpool
nw5 hygena

bryan
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Re: kwatt does a service call !!!!!

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, he had to use sat nav to find the joint, Glasgow’s changed since he saw the light of day.. :duck:

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Re: Zanussi FS1255w Bearings

Most people would just sell the parts,
Dave spent time discussing the problem and saved me money as the problem was a sock stuck between the drum and case.

Thanks very much Dave. Took 5 mins to get out, Luckily it came out between the door seal and drum.

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No they don’t call them anything else, except for the European sites which have the translated words. I’ve Googled quite a bit on this, but wondered if anyone in the semi-professional area had considered importing them, or if any domestic ones have come in.

Best wishes and thanks for trying

Nicola

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Re: heat pump tumble dryer

AEG developed a heat pump tumble dryer back in the late 1990s for a European competition to develop more efficient products. They are much more efficient than a standard dryer because the heat is cycled back into the machine rather than being exhausted out of the back or condensed in the water. These are the only realistic way of getting an A energy label rating – the White Knight 847 merely takes a long time to do it, but the heat pump ones can do it in a normal length cycle.

There are several other models available in Europe, including ones by companies called Ecodry, Elektrabregenz and Schulthess – although this brand seems to be non-domestic dryers. The retail price of these models is much higher than their standard counterparts, but I wondered if anyone in the ‘professional’ market knows of any of these entering the UK, either for domestic or non-domestic use.

Any info, links, sources etc will be gratefully received.

Best wishes – Nicola

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Re: HOTPOINT DWF50 ” DELICATE ” FLASHING

just had hotpoint engineer repair my dishwasher

it turned out i was right and it was the heater , which had to be replaced ( part was £26 but paid £90 as standard charge — it only took 30 minutes to repair )

also

i was told not to use it for a couple of days whilst the tray underneath dries out , if i did then the ECO 45 light would light up

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Re: White Knight Condenser Dryer Not Heating

Wow! That was fast. Thanks.

Yes I have tried pressing the red button, even though it was not stuck out at all (the red plastic cover was slightly depressed). Does it require much force to press it back in?

Xkutzie

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