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  • in reply to: Nano Nano #207128
    Bryan
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    Re: Nano Nano

    You should have posted this in “the most annoying thing customers do” thread , ask for your advice , then totally ignore it :x.

    Hope you charged a premium installation fee 😈

    Bryan

    in reply to: Creda SPC60W Glass Hob #206474
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    Re: Creda SPC60W Glass Hob

    Thanks for that Dave , phoned them this morning , no stock and no delivery date which means they`re more than 10 days away :cry:.

    Ah , the joys ❗

    Bryan

    in reply to: Indesit group parts info – Partfinder? #206519
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    Re: Indesit group parts info – Partfinder?

    Looks like a bit of a stalemate on this one then Martin :cry:.
    Indesit are never going to give out the disk free and I doubt any wholesaler like CDSl could persuade them to allow exploded diagrams of their spares on Mediator.

    Do you have any solution or ideas to solve this problem?
    I did suggest some sort of sharing scheme to help with costs but didn`t seem to generate any interest and it may not be too convenient for those who need the disk regularly.

    Stalemate , but there is a very similar thread about manufacturers restrictive practices :idea:.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Indesit group parts info – Partfinder? #206505
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    Re: Indesit group parts info?

    Martin wrote:Furthermore, using the technology that is ‘UKW’ many that can’t find the part they’re looking for will succeed by asking someone on the site anyway?

    Would it be an idea for a couple of disks to be bought from the subscribers fund and handed out to any volunteers in the group.
    Personally I agree with your previous statement that most parts etc. can be identified using other sources but I don`t do a huge amount of work on Indesit (prefer Servis 😉 😆 ).

    Don`t think the volunteers who have the disks should necessarily feel compelled to answer all questions but simply on a casual basis if they happen to have the disk and time to spare.

    Might even encourage a few more subscribers?

    Bryan

    in reply to: Servis ‘contraption’ #206221
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    Re: Servis ‘contraption’

    I`m not saying Servis is a great make but much more straight forward proposition to repair than counting the flashes and watching timers rotate IMO.Each to their own I suppose.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Servis ‘contraption’ #206217
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    Re: Servis ‘contraption’

    iadom wrote:Whenever I get a phone call that mentions Servis, I politely inform them that If my grandmother was still alive and lived next door with a faulty Servis machine I would not go and look at it.

    C`mon now Jim , Servis machine not draining its water , I bet you`re there like a shot :)……..I know I am anyway. Broken door handles , door seals , modules , valves , blocked soap dispenser hose etc…..it`s money for old rope IMO.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Indesit Cooker 29983 #205077
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    Re: Indesit Cooker 29983

    Thanks for that Jim , I`ve now got that commercial code thing lodged in my memory :).

    Bryan

    in reply to: CREDA 48145 double electric oven #204963
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    Re: CREDA 48145 double electric oven

    cornflakes wrote:I fitted a new gen electronic timer in early january

    client has just contacted me,, they suffered 2 quick power cuts this morning

    since then the you can not set timer unit,

    Perhaps it`s an idea to get your customer to contact their electricity supplier or who ever was responsible for the power cuts/surges.
    Sure your customer would have a strong case for recompense if there was a known problem with the supply at the time.It`s not totally uncommon for electronics to fail under these circumstances.

    HTH

    Bryan

    in reply to: Tecnik TKC1285 #204037
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    Re: Tecnik TKC1285

    If no-one can gives you an answer Merv I think the spares for that model is covered by BSH Appliance Care 08705543210 😀 .

    Bryan

    in reply to: D&G Very Busy #203571
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    Re: D&G Very Busy

    kwatt wrote:It’s not D&G that are busy Bryan, it’s the agent that will be.

    Yes that`s what I meant :). I guess they are under covered in this area as I regularly put mailshots from them and GB DAR in the bin.

    Bryan

    in reply to: D&G Very Busy #203569
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    Re: D&G Very Busy

    As a matter of interest washdoc , did you still get paid by D&G for the initial call ❓

    Hope you appreciate this is a totally different situation as I wouldn`t even consider cutting in to someone elses work because they were waiting for parts and I had them in stock.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Proline FE600W Oven element #203533
    Bryan
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    Re: Proline FE600W Oven element

    Masterpart list that model no. and assuming it`s the base element you`re after , part no. is 482290 , £19:99 +vat in stock.

    Bryan

    in reply to: Bosch wash times #203531
    Bryan
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    Re: Bosch wash times

    I would say those display times are correct.

    Bryan

    in reply to: servis sole brush #203409
    Bryan
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    Re: servis sole brush

    Bit of a guess Barrie but have a look at Connect`s CBN9041.

    Bryan

    in reply to: zanussi FX1265W #203318
    Bryan
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    Re: zanussi FX1265W

    Faulty door interlock , motor or pump seems to nearly always damage the PCB on these latest cheapo Zanussi`s :cry:. Sometimes get away with replacing faulty interlock or pump and soldering the damaged PCB with link wires but other times I`ve had to send the board to QER who will repair it for 29:90+vat which keeps the repair viable….just :).

    Probably BER if it`s the motor in my experience :evil:.

    Bryan

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