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Thanks for replying guys,
went back today and it was indeed one of the pressure chamber microswitches faulty and she now fills.
Thats the first one of these I have known to go down.Hi pigpen
Thanks for replying. My understanding is that the microswitch on the heater is to prevent the heater coming on with no water inside, not to do with filling.
The pressure system is connected to the air chamber.Hi Allan
I have had the outer bearing not in as firmly as I would have liked on a few tub jobs in the past. Unless its loose I dont think it will present a problem as it will be pulled into place by the pulley wheel and bolt.
If its the inner bearing loose though I think you will need a new tub half.Supprised to read that are capable of putting a cap on the hose but dont want to as water may get in and polute the oil for the future!.
I suppose you can understand why some people hate BP.
I think alot of people have been scared by all the cut backs the ConLib government are about to bring in and are holding on to there cash.
Yes I definatley agree with you Madmac people are fitting more parts themseleves, last week I fitted 3 door seals that customers bought themselves and were unable to fit.
Just had a look on there site, the £74.98 is not just for dryers but all appliances including gas, very cheap in my opinion.
Q. How much does it cost for an engineer?
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Our fixed rate repair charge makes life easy: Repair charges from just £74.98 (€114 in ROI)•A one off repair charge with NO hidden extras
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•We only use genuine Hotpoint partsYes well remembered andy,
I remember doing this when I worked at service force, cant remember the exact model but definatley used to use stretch belt and do away with tensioner.What a strange week that was, the slowest it has been in 2 and a half years for me. Cant really work out why. Hopping the phones start rining next week? 😯
kwatt wrote:Nope, we’re going to start charging or deducting what we have to pay as the charges are so high.
We can’t afford it either. 😉
K.
So if we are charged if we get the customer to make the payment by card to you, do you really prefer cheque?
What about if the customer pays you by BACS?
Wow I am supprised they now charge 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} restocking fee, it used to be 30{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}.
I think we all appreciate they have to charge something as a restocking fee but 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} seems too much to me.
Hi Jazzmeister,
having spoken to a few oven cleaners 60-80 min is not long enough to do the job properly, also its hard, messy work and you will need a steam cleaner and some corstic cleaning agents to do the job properly.
good luck anyway.Hi had exactley the same problem with my conversions. The welded tub pressure switches fill very low in WMA tubs. Fit the WMA pressure switches and it will be fine, never had a problem after doing this.
I suppose its the same as the public forums on this site, giving technical advice to anybody regardless of their practical abitities or safety awareness.
thanks for replying guys going to order that element and keep my fingers crossed I won’t need the motor.
