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Re: Motor Tester
Phidom wrote: It is a simple circuit using a triac and a few other bits in a box with an on/off switch, a speed control knob and a 13 amp socket. I plugged in a lamp to check it still worked and it does! I then held the motor in the vice and connnected it to the controller.
Got a photo Phil? But I do warn you .. it sounds so good I may copy it for use down here 😀
George
Re: Miele Novotronic Premier Plus
Thanks for that guys… Somehow the cable for the door interlock had become dislodged.. sorted now.
George
Re: Hotpoint Aqualtis door lock.
Unfortunately Jim I had the same thought… I bought a magnetic lock for one of the AQ range and when I received it it was different from the one on the machine… when I rung up I found out that there are two of them and they are serial number dependent .. and non-returnable either
George
Re: Qualtex branded cooker
Qualtex are usually quite good and quite conscience orientated when selling goods of a part nature or a finised goods nature.. personally, I would say go for it
George
Re: What have I done wrong – competition
Gosh.. why strip down a motor that is working… blow out the dust.. give the com a clean.. fit new brushes and you’ll be firing like a 46yr old acting like a 20yr old
Re: UKW Monthly Insurance
When you have done the necessary Ken.. can you let me know please… I would like a pack for the new machines I sell.
George
Re: Beko WMA10W wont pick up into full spin
Got a Beko WMA150w with the same fault… just changed the tacho on the motor and it is now fine.
George
Re: scottish notes
I am told that if is a note with the queens head on it it is legal tender and shops are not allowed to refuse usage as payment
George
Re: hotpoint WD440P very strange problem
Had one like this the other day… PCB had become unseated
George
