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Re: Fagor FUS-3611IT no drain pump on dryer cycle?
are you sure the dryer heater is working? Would failure of this cause the pump not to run?
George
Re: bbc watchdog
Someone would use another licence as a revenue gathering facility for which we in the trade, who would actually have to pay for such a licence, would gain nothing.
George
Re: Strange requests.
iadom wrote:Its bad enough when someone rings and asks if you are a plumber. :rolls:
Just had a bloke on the phone asking me to go and change the batteries in his smoke alarms. 😯 😆
Jim.
You do know that is a £45 call-out for an electrician don’t you Jim…
George
Re: TDS offline 2009 not working on Windows 7
Try right clicking the Setup file and run in administrator mode.
George
Re: Belling 334wh Ser: 05 100547 11
Thanks for the info guys… I think the last clock that I worked on was around 10 years ago on a TB Ambassador, by the sounds of it they havn’t changed much then…
Didn’t want to go back to waste more unpaid time… Will contact her support worker and advise…
Thanks again
GeorgeRe: Belling 334wh Ser: 05 100547 11
Has anyone got the wiring diagram for this cooker . .If so I shall contact her social worker and explain the choices.
George
Re: Belling 334wh Ser: 05 100547 11
Nah… it is one of those Mike… The job is for a ‘Vunerable’ so got to be carefull there… notwithstanding this, she is repeatedly stating that she cant afford this to be happening, and then the old addage comes in, social security payments dropped, 5 yr old daughter, son away at uni..
The only way I can see this working out is either someone knows something else that causes the clock to say bye bye, something like a protection fuse or something, or, if the clock can be bypassed directly to manual.. but that one poses a risk.
George
Re: bbc watchdog
It is hard to beleive that there are actually people out there that will do that… and the bloomin prices he is charging… Robbin barsteward
Re: Simple things please simple minds a…
funkyboogy wrote:
SRP: £9.42
In Stockive never heard of one but ooooooo chase me
With an “oooooooo” like that I think you already have one in stock Ally 😆
George
Re: Creda T620CW
“leavemetogetonwithit wrote: 😆 It would kind of make it hardly worth the bother of using a tumble dryer if you had to clean the condenser unit after each use! (I think you mean the filter). Could save a hell of a lot of energy by causing people to use their washing lines!
Mike.:rolls: ROFL Mike .. I have one of those machines here and the sticker inside the door says “Clean filter and condensor after each use”. I do agree it would be a pain to do so, however, I think you know that when I said ‘soak the condensor in a warm bath for an hour’ I was meaning do so if the filter was all choked up with s**te.
George
Re: Simple things please simple minds a…
Make sure you do the job right or the customer might ring up and create a stink.
Re: Creda T620CW
jontymox wrote:Good evening,
Thanks chaps,
The condenser unit is getting wet; is this normal, and definetely requires a good clean out…
How does one do this?
Best wishes,
jontymox
It is normal that the condensor will get wet but with these condensor dryers it is a requirement for the condensor unit to be kept clean… They are supposed to be cleaned after each use but noone ever does… I would say it is imperative that they are cleaned at least once in each fortnight as a minimum if they are to operate anywhere near normally.
best way to clean them (if you have the time) is to soak for an hour in a bath of warm water and then rinse from all directions with the tap on full.
George
Re: Waste Carriers Licence
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=59046
