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Re: Servis M3016A won’t fast spin
It might well be worth fitting a new belt to this machine as this is probably your only option for a DIY repair.50/50 in my opinion as to whether this will solve your problem.
Assuming there isn`t a “no spin” option button selected on control panel.Power off of course before going any further :zap:
Bryan
Re: Teba SOF60 built in oven – faulty element
Well done Penguin , an excellent and informative article indeed. :tup:
Bryan
Re: hotpoint washing machine wma58
colis
I would think you would be best calling out an engineer to deal with this unless you can empty water from machine by lowering the drain hose into a basin at floor level.
Be warned if you remove any hoses from pump without first emptying out water your floor and yourself are likely to get very wet. 😥
Power off if you decide to try yourself :zap: or you could try Repairs@Bryan
Re: BEKO WM1210W
2800840100 bazza , from Seme.
You couldn`t put in a capital “S” for Scotland could you…..please. :tup:Re: hardest thing you to do
Sorry going a bit off topic but our Hoover New Wave AC170 has had a cocktail stick permanently holding in the on/off switch for about 18 months.
13 Amp switch socket above worktop works a treat and I think she`s forgotten it ever had an on/off switch. 😀Bryan
alexa wrote:Fantastic
The riverdance should scare the pants of us
Alexa you`re Australian supporter when it comes to cricket and Kiwi supporter when it`s rugby ?
Scottish supporter when it comes to………..I`m thinking……….emmmmm……..indoor bowls or maybe snooker ? 😆 😆Re: Neff oven failure
Hi Harry
Yes the main fan motor assembly is a regular fault on Neff ovens.I would say you have been slightly unfortunate to have had this problem three times in seven years although by no means unheard of. 😥
Personally don`t know of any modification to motor but if you post the full model number there are a couple of Neff engineers who regularly contribute on this site and they may have more information.Bryan
Re: spares from UKW
Then of course there`s the odd one like craigybell who gets all the good advice and diagnosis , then buys his thermostats from e-spares.Now that is annoying and if it happens to me during my working day it`s bl**dy annoying. 👿
Bryan
Re: Bosch WFF2001 struggles to turn
dapedder wrote:Thanks for the help. I will try to source a new motor asap, as the washing is building up very quickly.
If you post the complete model no.(label on inside of door) and you`re 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} sure the motor is faulty then I`m sure the shop@ on this site can supply you with said motor.
If you are going ahead yourself then power off of course :zap:Bryan
Re: Bosch WFL245SGB
Not sure about the model no. but certainly carbon brushes on motor , as you suggested , most likely fault.Armature also normally needs a good clean before fitting new brushes. 😉
Bryan
Re: spares from UKW
Penguin45 wrote:Ok, somebody explain Yurtesen…………. :rotfl: It only took a total of 12 pages, but by God, we sold him something in the end….
Sorry, think the AAARGH!! switch clicked in for a moment there.
Chris
Even the very mild mannered Dave fell out with him in the end , did he not? 😆
Re: spares from UKW
My personal view is we border on telling some of the general public a little bit too much and allow some good repairs to slip through by telling them too much but I guess it is very difficult to know when to stop being helpfull and to recommend pro. help.
Bryan
Re: SMEG ELEMENT
Mark
Back to original topic.On Connections if you punch in the part no. you gave on your original post with the abbreviation SMG in front you would have got it.
Some part nos. seem to come up only with manufacturers abbreviated code.
Hope this helps for future :tup:Bryan
