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Re: Whirlpool 3RLEQ8033SW1
over 3 weeks, and despite being given 1st hand info at the beginning, still running round in circles :rolls: :rolls: :rolls:
Re: gas appliances
wsts wrote:
electrofix wrote:
this is not better than corgianother monopoloy extracting money under the guise of safety
Its ALOT better than Corgi, the qualifying standards as mentioned in this thread are exactly the same as before gas safe but gas safe arent making money by selling my details to third party suppliers (as corgi are still doing) or forcing me to register new installs with them as Corgi were, only yesterday I was sent a “unsafe procedures manual” for free (£19 from Corgi), The gas safe register also has a maximum profit amount set so they cant become a cash cow like Corgi did.I have to disagree . Despite working with gas, domestic and commercial for over 27 years, because I have started up on my own, i am treated by gas safe as if i just left college.
i am on probation for 3 months ( just been extended further 3 months ), have to notify every piece of gas equipment i work on, regardless of wether the gas is disturbed ;and for the privelege i have to pay something like an extra £200 this year on top of the ridiculous fee they charge already because i am “new ”
i have had to put their e mail addy in spam as i am sick to the back teeth of getting constant selling from them, and now they have started ringing me to do the same.
i thought corgi were bad – this lot leave them standing !Re: MAYTEG NEPTUNE
All part of the balance system Paul, they have a sealed plastic ring of liquid around the inner drum lip . used to get dozens of calls for this lol
hthRe: ISPO HW64
much easier to fit complete thing, mate . never been very effective stripping them, and never seem to last
eddieRe: ISPO HW64
Best bet is jla, Garn . They are the main dealers in the uk for Ipso . http://www.jla.com
Re: white goods repairer
Fully understood, Ken. My issue wasn’t with you, it was the reaction I was getting on the ISE application ( sent along with the repairs@ and so far still not acknowledged it was received )
EddieRe: white goods repairer
I am sure it does work Bo, and of course glitches happen….just wasn’t pleased with the way it was made out to be my fault …or at least inferred .
Re: white goods repairer
As a new start business in April , I applied for everything going work wise ; Repairs@ and ISE were the only 2 applications I heard nothing from and my follow ups were eventually met with the inference that as I has “supposedly ” used snail mail, I had done something incorrect with the application, assuming I had actually applied !
Then I had a message saying my application had been found under a pile of papers on a desk a couple of months later .
Application withdrawn.Re: Great start..
eastlmark wrote:no one told you its a holiday today?
What is a holiday ? ( btw , not one up here, though the banks are all closed :rolls: )
Re: ISPO HW64
This is a large commercial machine garn , likely with an induction motor . Probably 3 phase too . if it is an earlier type, it will have a small timer behind the main timer , which is a revering timer ( switches contactors to alternate direction ) and if this is faulty it will only allow m/c to tumble one direction which will likely be the problem . if it is newer, it will be electronically controlled , but still likely controlled by contactors .
Really new and it will be an inverter type motor 😯
bit rusty on these now, but any more help just holler lol . hth eddie
