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don
ModeratorRe: New Dishwasher Recommendations please
The Equalizer wrote:Cheers Don
Is the SMS63E02 a model you would be happy to recommend?
It`s a good dishwasher suitable for family use with good programme options, it`s kind on the water and electricity usage as well. With it`s two year warranty, yes I would recommend it 😀
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Portable mini washing machines
Hi
I know nothing about the Pyramid machine I`m afraid, you would need to contact the seller for that.
The Zanussi compact however would require plumbing in just like an ordinary full size machine.
The only other option I can think of where you can use taps would be a Hotpoint twin tub if anyone has a reconditioned one for sale. Good robust machines now getting on a bit, but if you can find one in good nick it could be a good buy.
HTH 🙂
Don
don
ModeratorRe: New Dishwasher Recommendations please
Hi Clint
Classixx range is 12 place, Exxcel is 13 and the Logixx has 14 place settings. For your budget of £400 you would be looking around the SMS63E02 which is 13 place setting.
As for suppliers, Bosch no longer give the .com companies the large discounts like they used to do and local independants are now able to compete more strongly on price. You will also get expert advice, installation service and peace of mind. Take a look at your local Bosch independant dealer you might just be surprised.
HTH 🙂
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Portable mini washing machines
Hi
Looking at the machine here listed by Jacksons camping and priced @ £68.99. I would say that given it`s load capacity of 1.5 kg and the market it`s being aimed at it`s probably only good for a few “smalls” while you are away.
Now I don`t know how big the Pyramid is but you may still be able to pick up one of the Zanussi ZWC1300 compact 3kg machine which has a 1300 spin speed which are ideal for small residences. They still do need plumbing in but like their larger counterparts will give a proper wash and last a lot longer.
HTH 🙂
Don
don
ModeratorRe: hotpint wf560p stuck on test
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There is this sticky topic just above your post 😉 covering Hotpoint test procedures.
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: New Dishwasher Recommendations please
Hi
Bosch produce three ranges the Classixx which is the start range then the Exxcel which will have a few more options with thirteen place settings and use slightly less water. Then at the top of the shop there are the Logixx machines again slightly better energy consumptions and an option of the cutlery tray in the top of the machine to free up bottom basket space and a massive fourteen place settings. Just depends on what sort of budget you are looking at really.
HTH 🙂
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Neff T4344 hob flashing E
Hi cornfield 17
I would take a look at this article on consumer rights about a quarter way down which explains the six year issue before you visit the retailer 😉
don
ModeratorRe: Spam
Deleted spam this week from usernames Iterrypen, Dourbulgero, AAintissiFe and SeinnyHigue. Don`t know if they have been neutered already?
don
ModeratorRe: Beko D3422 Dishwasher…. to buy or not to buy
A lot better than some of the other`s out there at the moment. We sell quite a few and yes they are more reliable than their washing machines.
HTH 🙂
Don
October 9, 2009 at 7:01 pm in reply to: Second-Hand Fridge/Freezer & Washing Machine Advice! #299098don
ModeratorRe: Second-Hand Fridge/Freezer & Washing Machine Advice!
Hi
Buying second hand appliances is always a risky business as they are sold as seen. If you happen to know a friendly engineer who would give them a once over for you on a chargeable basis it could save you a problem later on. As far as price is concerned I always say that items like these are only worth what someone is prepared to pay, so haggle some more 😉 to get a better deal.
Check out your local retailers for second hand machines, buying from a reputable dealer will give you peace of mind and they will come with some sort of guarantee.
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Creda Gainsborough cooker
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Unfortunately UKW is unable to advise on DIY gas repairs. The “sticky” at the top of the forum should point you in the right direction though.
Dondon
ModeratorRe: Replacing built in oven and hob – gap required?
According to the link the furniture apperture required is HxWxD mm 595 x 560 x 550, so yes it will fit.
HTH 🙂
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Lacanche support in Hampshire
Hi Karen
Contact phone no. for Lacanche is 01202 733011
Dealer list here which may help.
HTH 🙂
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Replacing built in oven and hob – gap required?
Hi
There is always a sufficient air gap around all built in ovens. Oven widths are 54cm while the carcass width will be 56cm. You will also get sufficient gap along the top as well. If in doubt just check the installation instructions that come with each oven.
HTH 🙂
Don
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