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Re: ahhhhh the back of my beko has melted
It is not possible to say who is at fault without inspecting the damaged area… When Beko call out they may tell you that the installation was faulty or they may tell you that the cooker was faulty, but in order for them to do that they need to inspect the damage too.
Re: Twin Tub Virgin – 9404W
funkyboogy wrote:remember to score the clutch shoes with hack saw etc b4 you put them back on …
god this brings back memories .. never seen one of these for atleast 10 years ..
ally
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Sold one of these a few days ago 🙂 all done up like a dogs dinner…I charge £75 for them when I have them but I could still get £100+ if I wanted to.
George
Re: hoover h160e pcb repair – which pump triac – is this ok?
MAC 97A8 Triac for Hoover Candy module repairs
There is the item and it is showing we have 9 left in stock… How many do you need?
Re: Late Hotpoint motor brushes.
iadom wrote:Yes, but it is a 2005 copy, doesn’t go up to CAR99. 🙁
I will check them out though.
Thanks.
QUACAR99
Re: hoover h160e pcb repair – which pump triac – is this ok?
The triac is MAC 97A8 .. We have some of them in stock if you can’t find a reclaimed one.
George
Re: Zan ZWF16070W1. 914521482/00 commutator exploded.
I would definately be chasing for repairation of faulty goods on this one…
Even if she washed a whole cow without skinning it first she could not have caused that.
George
Re: Re: 0800 Repair
Martin wrote:
Some very respected, intelligent, forthright, upstanding and successful individuals entrenched within.
Therefore the club must be doing something right for them to reside there surely?
I’m not saying that it is unfounded. In fact, if you are part of the ‘Get Rich Quick’ and don’t give a damn group, then maybe DASA is a good place you you to make connections. But isn’t this is the problem. DASA purports to be for the independant and they have a COP to adhere to, however, although you sign-up to a Code of Practice, it seems like you wont be held to account if you break it, unless you are an independant engineer, and that in my eyes is wrong.
George
Re: 0800 Repair
jess1ca wrote:Gosh ..you guys are talking my lingo here. What should be happin to the Trade is as follows ..Set up a proper trade association were no Work Provider or Manufacturer is allowed to join only proper indpendant traders and Service Engineers then such people within the trade would have a proper and just voice, and if it was succesful these so called men in suits running the, what l call cowboys of the trade i.e manufacturers and insurance companies who have the wealth to extol how good they are in most trade magazines would have to take notice, or am l in cloud cookoo land.. just thought!!!
Try Here to read about Whitegoods Trade Association and if you fancy joining To Join
George
Re: 0800 Repair
Martin wrote:Very good George, thanks for that. 🙂
….So from what you tell me then the following statement from DASA sums up the whole package : –
DASA” website wrote:
What is DASA’s purpose? …..The Association is both an exclusive club and a bona fide National Trade Association.….it’s a club..!!
Yup… your welcome 🙂 I just thought I would confirm it for you, but add an explanation at the same time to those who thought when being an engineer who was a member of DASA meant that they would gather some form of protection, that DASA is just an exclusive club and a National Trade Association.. not a Trade Association that is purely for independants.
Anyway, for those manufacturers, work providers, insurance companies and nationwide service networks that were not aware of this club for them, well there you go, the information is there now.George
Re: Re: 0800 Repair
Martin wrote:
I wonder why then that manufacturers, work providers, insurance companies AND nationwide service networks still choose to associate themselves with them? I must be missing something here, what could be their reasoning for this?I think that would be the case that DASA purport to support the plight of the independants yet don’t hold back the reigns of the Manufacturers, WP’s, IC’s, or Service Net’s that continually flout every moral crevice when is comes to being able to get to the customer before the next man.
Manufacturers that think ‘Ooooh, we’ll take the work as well as sell the appliances. WP’s that steal work away from the independants only to offer it back to them at a lower rate later on. Insurance Companies that tout for business to our customers and try sell them insurance rather than a repair, and then rip the customer off with the BER tactics. Service Networks that constantly lower the rates so that they are granted a higher profit and are not interested in the engineer that is working for them … We’ll use the WALMART technique scenario.. Yet DASA just sits back and accepts the fees from them and allows some of them to break the DASA COP without any recourse.
This is proberbly why manufacturers, work providers, insurance companies AND nationwide service networks still choose to associate themselves with DASARe: Beko dw450 humming
No wash action coupled with a buzz could mean the motor capacitor is US.. but it could also mean the motor is US.
Re: Beko WME7267W – drum not spinning / turning
Check the tacho at the rear of the motor… use a multimeter on ohms on the two wires from the tacho in the motor socket, spin the motor to see if there is a reading, if there is no reading then you have found your fault.
Re: Important Changes To Engineer Search
kwatt wrote:No, you cannot edit the postcodes, only admin can do that.
But added now.
K.
I was just testing and found that LU7 comes up as Liverpool instead of Luton… soz Ken.
George
Re: White knight CL382WV drum not turning
Hi Samantha,
Unfortunately for safety reasons we cannot instruct you on the dismantling of your machine in any way. Sufice to say that the motor and capacitor are underneath the drum and are only accessed by partial dismantling of the machine.
Having said that, I should really say that the “screeching” does sound like there is a little more serious problem than you think and you should really have a professional assess the fault. FIND AN ENGINEER
