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January 5, 2013 at 8:44 am in reply to: siltal refrigerator / freezer thermostat replacement #387235
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ModeratorRe: siltal refrigerator / freezer thermostat replacement
The capillary tube passes through a plastic tube that ends at the rear of the evaporator. There is no further clips, claps etc to hold it in place. Mark up where the capillary goes into this tube then carefully draw it out (you may have to fully defrost as they sometimes get frozen within the tube) then mark the new capillary at the same length as the old one and refit to the same marking. Power off please before you start.
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ModeratorRe: Feb 2013 Meeting
Bump – 62 confirmed
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ModeratorRe: Panasonic NR-B53VW1
No water to appliance – water supply
water inlet valve faulty – check valve does it open & close
power to water valve – have you power at valve
ice maker supply pipe frozen up – check thisDecember 26, 2012 at 9:19 am in reply to: Hotpoint Iced Diamond Larder Fridge Model – UKNOWN – #340026Dales-Electronic
ModeratorRe: Hotpoint Iced Diamond Larder Fridge Model – UKNOWN –
Where is the fridge located in the house??
December 25, 2012 at 9:34 am in reply to: Hotpoint Iced Diamond Larder Fridge Model – UKNOWN – #340024Dales-Electronic
ModeratorRe: Hotpoint Iced Diamond Larder Fridge Model – UKNOWN –
The plastic piece you refer to is to clamp the end of the thermostat sensor to the rear of the evaporator (metal plate). A universal thermostat from Ranco model VT9 or from Danfoss would do the job fine. Regarding the clicking, these are mechanical switches operated by the temperature on the metal plate, so sometimes it takes a few minutes for them to sense a change in temperature. These older fridges were designed to operate between +5 to +8C whilst the newer models operate between +2 to +5C. So to summarise, you need a good contact beween the sensor wire and the metal plate, have the right thermostat and have an operating temperature of around +5C
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ModeratorRe: dishwasher salt lid – do i need it?
You should always use salt in a dishwasher, it is used to flush the water softener out not used by the dishwasher in anyway during its wash cycle. Failure to do so will result in you having to replace the water softener module as some later stage which in your case is likely to cost more than the value of the appliance. 🙁
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ModeratorRe: Feb 2013 Meeting
First batch of invites away covering –
Manufacturers Etc
Panasonic
Vestel
Ebac – Pamela Petty +3*
Beko
D&G – Vicky Adams Janani Durai Donna Harris
Kam Kandola Mathew Tuite Simon Loosley 6*
NESN
Baumatic
LG Kam Pankhania*
AWS – Andy Willey *
ANS
Masterpart
SMEG
DR Cooker Hoods
Gorenje
AGA-Rangemaster
Graham Dixon*
Eeesafe – Robert Alexander* $
Fagor
Electrolux – Joe Oram*
Bosch
Luxair
Hoover-Candy
De-Deitrich – Bill Hanratty & Greg Teubner *
Repairtech – Doreen & John Graham + Naomi & Helen *$
Swift – Malcom Scott* $
Portway
DAD
JTM (Paul Greenberg not coming – on holiday)
Wastepack
Pacifica Group
Defra – Debbie Gosman * $ Defra & Wrap sharing stand
Wrap – Lucy Cooper Nick Kightley + 1 *$
Jacami – John Garcia Rav Tiensa Jason Carey *$
TXM Recruit – Cliff Masey *
Panimpex – Bernard Peirs *
Glen Dimplex – Paul Benson Karen Davies (2)*
Yusen Logistics (UK) Ltd – Glive Birchall John Hymus *
Environcom – Ali Molaei *
Amica – Simon Freea*
ServicePower – Jason McGauley R Beaver (2)*
Simone Aplin – Richardo-AEA *(40)
Engineers
George & Susan Laugharne *
Bob Paisey *
Carl Robinson *
Steve Bunyan *
Ken Watt *
Eddie Laycock *
Steve Mabb *
Chris Guswell *
Alma & Ian Dales *
Valerie & Barrie *
Alastair Milne *
Gregor Burt *
Toni Paz *
Dave Jones *
Mark Payne *
John Mackenzie *
Phil Dufeu *
(22)will be adding in this post area as I add more
* = confirmed
$ = stand required
Total confirmed = 62Dales-Electronic
ModeratorRe: Feb 2013 Meeting
Strike one national workware company 🙁
On another subject – Im starting to send out the invites, if there is anyone you wish me to formally invite can you let me have a name and email address please. Thanks.
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ModeratorRe: BELLING RANGE COOKER THERMAL LIMITER REQUIRED
Whats the temperature Ally – Ian
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ModeratorRe: Independent Service In Administration?
Have adopted the same as Bryan – ie give me a breakdown of what we allegedly owe you and I will have a look at it. Also hit the same firewall as Alex but emailed them in the end.
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ModeratorRe: Feb 2013 Meeting
We are having to flog a package here – as Lawrence said above it makes more sense to give them a free stand the first time around and then charge them if they come again. As an example I have got Ebac coming who shortly will be producing a UK built washing machine and will need engineers to service them. Thats a double hitter
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ModeratorRe: Disappointing results on second hand units
Hows about you divulge who you got them from so that the rest of us can steer clear – otherwise what was the point of the statement. 😕
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ModeratorRe: LPG jets for Rosieres 4040dbf
Jane,
Why do you not contact the manufacturer and ask them which to use??
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ModeratorRe: Diplomat fault
Can you let us have the model number and serial number please as Diplomat products were made by a variety of manufacturers prior to the demise of MFI.
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ModeratorRe: Statesman oven element?
Their site is still open and dated 2012 – you may be OK
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