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Re: Aeg dishwasher poor wash results
Penguin45 wrote:Want a big file? 😀
Chris.prefer a big hammer 😀
Re: Aeg dishwasher poor wash results
How can it do that with a two pole induction motor? There is no inverter to change the frequency. Does it bring in a balast resistor?
Re: Hotpoint dryers new ones ie CTD80P
eastlmark wrote:how to get the lid off without looking like an incompetent cowboy?
Use a flat bladed screwdriver as a wedge to prise off the top cover at the back of the machine. Done several dozen and not broken one yet.
Bob
Re: Just for the record..ouch!!!
I had a similar situation today. The mains plug for the washer was behind a fridge that would have taken an age to move.. the customer was happy to kill the mains supply while I worked on the machine by removing the main fuse.
My sure fire protection in this case is to short out the live and neutral on the mains suppressor with my meggar crocodile clip.
I’ve never had a problem yet but should the power come back on it would make a few fireworks but I would be safe.
Bob
Re: Servis Door M6005
Dave… The connect site shows both the trims as outers ??? Do you think this is a Connect error?
Bob
Re: Hotpoint WD 640
Same confusion here. I followed the sequence to the letter and had to try three or four times.
I’ve got a feeling it is to do with whether the door is open or closed. After I got it working I didn’t want to risk wasting any more time playing.
Bob
Re: sat nav
iadom wrote:, is there any other way to fix these devices apart from sticking them to the windscreen?
I just stick mine to the dashboard with a self adhesive Velco pad. :tup:
It’s interesting how many errors there are on the sat navs; yesterday alone, it tried to send me the wrong way down a one way street, into a brick wall and there are several roads in my area that are missing from the maps or wrongly named.
There was a story in the local paper a few weeks ago where a [woman] driver ended up driving up the railway line on a level crossing! 😯
Bob
