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Re: Smart or Stoopid
I think a lot more stoopid people must have played since I went on and they`ve brought the average way down. 😕
Re: Smart or Stoopid
I`m 5{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} smarter than the average person 😀
Re: Hotpoint one shot too far!
timdowning wrote:
Also if you do a modification to it and it goes up in smoke……………
And as you keep preaching to other people….
“You will be the last man to touch it”Re: ISE 2 and 5 failure rates
I had this with a genuine hotpoint one but the pattern ones seem to have a slightly larger hole.
Re: Servis UK (Antonio Merloni) Bust!?
If they sold the appliance and the manufacturer goes bust then I`m afraid they are responsible for the warranty on the appliance.
Re: Naffed off
Whiteknight still have a reset button on the back and I think they are good enough dryers.
Re: Samsung RL33SBSW buzzing – how to open evaporator cover?
Mike-in-Horwich wrote: I’m no lunatic.
I feel a poll coming on… :rotl:
Re: Siemans HB56M550B/03 Oven
Dont know about the fault code but spares diagrams are here.
http://www.bshappliancecare.com/Re: ISE 5 mk 1 motor failures
Jim when I am replacing brushes I fit the new metal brush holder into the old plastic holders(if you know what I mean) and I have only ever had 1 motor failure through burnt out armature and that was way back (and I can`t remember if I swapped holders then). It was just that once when I replaced the whole brushes and spun the motor it sounded dreadful and so I swapped to the old holder and it was much better. I`ve done this ever since.
Could it be that the Hoover brushes are at a slightly different angle to the ISE ones? and therefore causing excessive heat and noise?
