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Re: ELECTROLUX CARAVAN FRIDGE
You old bugger Dave – what did you do with the two I sent you last year?? Richard – I’ll have a look around and see if I can find you one. All the best – Ian.
Re: Teba Oven
Independent Service were the Teba agents on 01977 665590 or Connect-Distribution on 0121 766 6222 have limited stock. What do you need??
Re: Servis M3022/M
Hi this door seal catching is quite common even with the genuine door seal – I usually run the machine on spin with no water in and let the edge of the tub chop off the excess. On the subject of tight shafts if you get stuck the spider is available as a seperate item – although its not advertised by Servis as being avail. If you want further info PM me.
Re: Compressor motor mod’
Now why not go to your local wholesaler and buy a car tyre inflator which feeds from the cigarette lighter socket. Cost about a fiver and guaranteed for 12 months. Usually they come with a couple of adaptors for airbeds and footballs
Re: Servis Quartz Power Boad Part No 4035
Thanks Dave – Ive had a chat with them already, but the job on a 15 year old washer wont stand the £50 they want for the board. Hoping that someone has an old board kicking about. Thanks anyway.
Re: What model of wasing machine do I have ?
If you get caught out we have probably got the old handbook around somewhere. Just post a msg and we’ll get back to you. Model is Creda 17018 – 73 88
Re: fitting a new evaporator door to a LEC
Hi – This should work for you. Take a small screwdriver and push the central pin of the rivett into the thermostat housing. Then carefully with a knife remove the two rivetts outwards. Remove the whole evaporator door and its frame. Replace whatever damaged items you have to and refit in reverse. If you have spare pins use them, if not silicone the rivetts in their holes. Good luck
Re: Whirlpool Upright freezer 854937101012
The thing chatters at times and that is whats causing the customer grief.
Re: Servis Fridge not cooling
We are a Servis UK service company, to allow us all to give you further information would you kindly let us have the model and serial number. This will be on a small label – Model number will begin M7xxxx and the serial number will start 200xxxxxxxx. Thanks
Re: Whirlpool Upright freezer 854937101012
Strange you mentioned that, I thought of that one but having looked at the thing realised it was a freezer. Wouldn’t have been so bad but the customer was standing next to me – felt a right prat!!
Re: Diplomat DIshwasher ADP 8132
Hi – This indicates that there is a problem with the temperature sensing. You need to get an engineer out to have a look at it for you. If you look at the ‘repairs@’ section that should give you a UKW member that may be able to help you out. Alternatively, post your postcode and someone will contact you. Good luck – Ian.
Re: Servis Quartz XL M6012 Bearing
You should be able to get a set from Dave Conway our resident fixer/supplier of spares. If you get stuck please give me a PM and I’ll send you a set but please try Dave first.
Re: Hotpoint Mistrall Plus 8596 Fault – Advice Requested
Hi these are quite a good machine and as long as the door seals are not damaged it might be worth you having it fixed. Remember if you have the compressor done you should get a 12 month guarantee on the repair. Other than door seals, thermistors and fan motors they are super if working correctly.
Re: Hotpoint Mistral Plus (model 8596P) Fridge Freezer Temp
Hi again – Rob has a valid point here but until you get the condenser fan working (note the condenser fan should be running when the compressor is going) and without a fridge engineer at your shoulder I would suggest that you try this – take off the front lower grill and borrow or steal a fan heater. Put the blower on full (no heat) and point it into the condenser then check the temperatures. If they go down and stay down (the default settings on this are fridge + 2C, freezer preset at -20C) then your fault is the condenser fan, if however they go down and then start to rise and compressor is running all the time you are either short of gas or the compressor is duff. With either of the later you need a fridge qualified engineer.
