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Re: Ise10 problem
My first point of call would be the pump. But if you want the other parts then I have them in stock. On a non returnable basis though.
Bryan
Re: microwaves
Hi
No legality or regulations. Always discharge the capacitor and your’ll be fine. For a leakage to actually occur it would need a gap of a 2p piece .
Bryan
Re: Ise10 problem
Hi
It may well be the pump has now failed and will judder when trying to pump out.
Bryan
Re: Disposal of old appliances and WEEE
Hi Simon
Yes.. Also he must have a waste carrier licence.
Bryan
Re: Local repair man grabbed by the throat in kitchen
We confirm ours by e mail and agreed by e mail but still the snobby lawyers try it on and try to reduce the costs..
Bryan
Re: Another W-T-F Moment In Media
martin
Yeah yeah, people died, their tough luck. 100,000,000’s of fridges out there never catch fire. A handful of people die as a result of the ones that do so the stats don’t add up to anyone anytime soon doing anything whatsoever about it. Media Bol…..ocks, you win!
I live braze every time. I don’t use a micro flame unit and yes the flame does touch the side or insulation and not once has it gone up in over 25years and thats with direct flame. The insulation is NOT the problem that a secondary or third factor and never the first. The electrical components for the compressor are also a smoulder plastic that doesn’t ignite and for the compressor electrics to ignite would not be a fast ignition or due to another secondary factor..Grease,dust and the normal food thats around that area for months or years.
As for the Beko timer foam then thats also due to several factors and not just foam going on fire and yes it was a design fault. Personally a couple of small holes would have allowed air to ventilate and avoid condensation which would have been the actual end cause but you would need the perfect conditions for these things to happen. Air temp, electrical temp, humidity continued electrical supply ect. how many times do you see a fuse replaced with tin foil or screws not tightened in plugs fitted by customers. Cables not tightened to cooker terminals or plug socket causing the overheating of the sockets ect this then causes a component failure within the appliance as it will affect the weakest component..thats not a manufacturing defect thats external to the appliance.
So all the manufacturers go back to using 20amp wiring for a 10amp supply and then double the rating for all the components..And the customers are going to buy them..yeah rite and we live in cloud cuckoo land.. Well the political persons do..
Bryan
Re: New microwave help
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You pay your money and take your chance. Choose the size you need but paying more will not get you a better appliance.
Bryan
Re: whirlpool american f/f
Would probably have one but I would need the original to match it up with.
Bryan
Re: PTC Start Relay QP2-15
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Very doubtful its a PTC fault then. More likely the compressor as its a cheap chinese one.
Bryan
