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A good descale with a good descaler may helkp especially if you don’t empty the iron afetr every use.
Sadly no spare parts are available due to the low retail price. If a descale doesn’t work it’s time to replace. Don’t you just love this disposable world 🙁
Don
Hmmm there have been several companies like this based in Bournemouth over the years, all have been suspicious to say the least. A quick Google reveals some “interesting” results. Looking at some reviews here makes me cringe.
If it were me I would not even consider them.
Don
Beko everytime, parts are readily available at a good price and no smart cards and readers required like on Hotpoint!!
Don
Amye1304 wrote:Hi can anyone tell me the age of my machine serial number : 006157922
See the post by Murv above 🙂
It’s the 15th June of either 2010 or 2020 we would need the full model number and commercial code to be sure.
Don
kwatt wrote:Honestly I doubt it’ll make much odds what you need as all parts for that will be obsolete now unless any can be sourced from the USA.
K.
Indeed 🙂 Parts for your model here from Parts advantage USA.
Some are now obsolete while other parts are apply for price etc.
Don
Hijack thread alert 🙂 [IMG2=JSON]{“data-align”:”none”,”data-size”:”full”,”src”:”https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forums/core/core/images/smilies/whistling.gif”}[/IMG2]
Your Connect number goes to Samsung part DC6200233D
Don
I have had a quick look on Google to no avail. Have you tried asking on https://www.avforums.com/ as these forums are for kitchen appliances?
Failing that an email to Hitachi could be the way forward.
Don
I have never been asked for an autodose washing machine.
Miele and Bosch group seem to be the only quality ones to manufacture one. Hotpoint dabbled in it a few years ago and have all but given up on it. If it were that good a system I am sure many more manufacturers would produce them.
Don
I prefer the control wheel option as it’s easier to control if that makes sense. The touch pads tend after time to get unsensitive and you end up pressing harder than you should.
Don
It’s a minefield 🙁
Probably the version you have was produced exclusively for the big chains produced to fit a price point. As I say to my customers when this arises a snip snip here and a snip snip there….
If you Google your model number you will see that it’s all the big boys advertising it. You will need to ring Hoover direct with all of the information ie model serial number etc for them to investigate further but I believe what you have is correct.
Don
It looks like there are several variants of your appliance.
The only difference I can find digging around is the “X” in the model number and the dropping of the N at the end by Hoover.
So what I did was to look at your model on Hoover breakdowns so I could see the set up and then look at “your” instructions which were not the best to say the least!!
I then dropped the X completeley from by investigations and came up with the set up your appliance has according to Hoover breakdowns. I have attached your machine with the “page 10” set up.
From what I can make out there are several different versions with similar numbers which are sold through different channels which makes our job a lot more challenging.
Page 10 from this link.
Don
The Hoover appliance parts explosion shows only two shelves in the freezer so that is correct. They probably use the same cabinet shell for other models. Looking at page ten of the instruction manual it is as I thought before looking, the shelves are there to act as spacers for air circulation.
I have to admnit the instructions are not the best worded example I have come across.
Don
