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  • in reply to: Dyson DC04 – switch removal #148036
    chazzer
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    Re: Dyson DC04 – switch removal

    Agreed Goat

    I’ve printed your post and taped it to the fridge!!

    Chazzer

    in reply to: fagor model 325QB microwave #153061
    chazzer
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    Re: fagor model 325QB microwave

    Thanks Dave

    Yours is slightly different mine has the mounting bracket at 90 degrees to yours, I recon I can modify though.

    chazzer

    in reply to: Dyson DC04 – switch removal #148034
    chazzer
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    Re: Dyson DC04 – switch removal

    This seems to be a common fault on dco4’s i’ve done mine, my inlaws and my neighbours, it’s a bit of a pain because the connections are crimped spade terminals, halfords sell a comparable one since you can’t reuse them. when you break the knob dyson will send you a new one, i think i got one free by first class next day post, even if you have to buy they aren’t runious (unlike the hoses which will go next).

    in reply to: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor Noise #150598
    chazzer
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    Re: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor No

    Gents

    Fan arrived wednesday and she is purring like a new machine, thanks again for all yr help. Now about my vauuum cleaner………. 😉

    chazzer

    in reply to: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor Noise #150594
    chazzer
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    Re: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor No

    Gents

    Cracked it, not literally!! The shaft is splined all that has happened is that the (plastic) splines have worn off the fan, all that was required to get it off was to re align the small section of fan spline that remained (splines on fan are longer than splines on shaft) with the shaft spline and bingo off it came.

    piece of P155

    Thanks for all your help and a huge thank you from my wife who has lived with a semi mantled tumble dryer for 5 months

    chazzer

    ps inteference fit…. what women throw when the arrive home to find the tumble dryer in bits all over the kitchen/lounge/hall. 😆

    in reply to: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor Noise #150592
    chazzer
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    Re: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor No

    dave

    was going to cut off with a very fine saw as a last result, take your point about going too far. am worried that ill damage the fixing mechanism whatever it may be. i presume there must be something that stops it revolving on the shaft (maybe part of fan maybe part of shaft) and its that which i am afraid of damaging.

    also point which occurred to me, if its the shaft thats damaged ie whatever has come adrift is part of the motor rather than the fan, buying a new fan wont help as ill be unable to fix it. at this point it becomes a new motor and hence scrap

    the benifit of yr wisdom is much appreciated

    chazzer

    in reply to: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor Noise #150590
    chazzer
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    Re: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor No

    OK

    im baffled, how do i get the old fan off, do i need a special tool or something. it spins freely on the shaft but will not come off. Am i missing something

    chazzer

    in reply to: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor Noise #150589
    chazzer
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    Re: Whirlpool AWZ 541/3 Tumble Dryer Screeching Fan/Motor No

    thanks penguin, ill get one, hopefully by looking at the new one i can work out how to get the old one off.

    chazza

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