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don
ModeratorRe: Manufacturers 2006 changes
Thought it was about time I did an update on this thread. Don`t want K shutting this forum down cos it`s not being used 😉
We have now become a Hotpoint centre. Which means we stock 21 agreed pieces from across the range which are guaranteed to be in stock all the time, with improved purchase terms. Automatic point of sale and promotion material. If any of the sheds etc have a special offer running at sale time then an equivalent model will be available to the centres too. New laundry is arriving in as we speak albeit in bits and pieces with the New refrigeration range due out to sometime in June.
New Bosch product is arriving, washers are now available in stock. The models are basically the same as last years with the exception that touch control option buttons are now being used instead of the microswitches. new refrigeration models should be available form mid May.
Whirlpool new models like the AWOD4305 have now followed suit to cold fill only and also has the central programme selector. Existing models like the AWO3761 is still hot and cold. Could be a bit confusing for a while for us and the public alike.
Overall it appears that laundry has just had a slight makeover, while refrigeration has had improvements made hence the new ranges.
I will raise some reviews I promise Ken
Don
April 29, 2006 at 9:39 am in reply to: Old Indesit 1996 w/machine drum not turning – PCB problem??? #174330don
ModeratorRe: Old Indesit 1996 w/machine drum not turning – PCB proble
Hi eurovettes
Link seems to be working okay now. Try this one if you are still having problems http://rswww.com/cgi-bin/bv/rswww/home.do?cacheID=ukie
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Poor wash complaints, new Hotpoint
We have sold quite a few Hotpoints recently but I have not had that as a complaint I must admit. Only complaint customers have is when you tell them that they are now only cold fill, but once you explain how it works they are okay.
Hotpoint FEW12 has a super rinse option on it HTH.
Don
don
ModeratorRe: “Your Connections has expired!”
Goatboy wrote:😡
FCS
Well, the website is annoying, and the mediator on there doesn’t give you any genuine part numbers, so what’s the point in using Electrue now?
:wave:
Just started using it GB seems okay on Hotperloni WMA30 soapbox front has genuine part no.:wink: Which manufacturer are you looking at ❓
Don
April 22, 2006 at 7:27 am in reply to: Is a condenser dryer worth it?what should i look for? #173624don
ModeratorRe: Is a condenser dryer worth it?what should i look for?
Have a look at the Bosch WTE86304 with a two year guarantee or the Siemens WT46E386 which has a five year warranty. Both are from the stable of BSH. Good nationwide backup too. Or as turbo said if you can go the extra mile then the Miele.
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Ceramic hob without controls
Hi Pete
IIRC Gunkol was Turkish made by Teba. If you post up the model number you never know 😉 someone may be able to help.
Otherwise I think it will be a new hob ( with controls) I`m afraid to say. The choice of ceramic and induction hobs is immense these days some have touch while others are the usual twist variety. Good quality makes Bosch, Neff and Siemens. The middle range Belling and Hotpoint.
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Search for a washing machine less than 510mm deep
nacoya wrote:hi,
I also found a Candy Aqua1000T but it’s only a 3.5kg load. (but 322 gbp + free dely)
Go with the Bosch much better quality product, will last longer too 😀 .nacoya wrote:Where was the Bosch at 320 gbp ?
Found the prices on kelkoo
nacoya wrote:That would be suitable if delivery was free.
Looks like it maybe free delivery with one of the suppliers 😉
HTH
Don
April 11, 2006 at 10:46 am in reply to: Recomendations Please: Electric under counter double oven #172565don
ModeratorRe: Recomendations Please: Electric under counter double ove
Hi Matt
In that budget range, take a look at the Hotpoint UE47X. Good build in it`s price range, multifunction oven, stainless steel finish and also comes with a five year parts guarantee too. Bear in mind that with the five year parts warranty repairs are carried out by the manufacturers own service network. Current Hotpoint labour charge is £89.98 Inc VAT. Or alternatively you could always return here for an engineer if required 😉 .
I am not familiar with the CDA range, however someone else will give good advice on them for you 😉
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Idiots on public forums
Hats off to Chris and Ken for handling the situation in a professional and polite manner.

Don
don
ModeratorRe: Search for a washing machine less than 510mm deep
Bosch WFC2467GB is only 40cm deep, 4.5kg load, large door opening, 1200 spin and comes with a two year guarantee. Price range £320-£370.
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Compact condenser tumble dryer
Hi Elph
Go for a full size machine better value for money in the longer term. Have a look at the vented machines less to go wrong with these :wink:, As long as you can vent it to the outside with the usual flexible hose. Hotpoint, Creda, Whirlpool or White Knight are all reputable brands worth taking a look at.
HTH
Don
April 10, 2006 at 7:59 am in reply to: Recomendations Please: Electric under counter double oven #172563don
ModeratorRe: Recomendations Please: Electric under counter double ove
Hi Mike
Take a look at the Bosch / Neff range. Personally I like the neff U1722 double built under oven. Lots of good features, well built appliance, two year guarantee, comes in stainless steel and is in the right price range too. Appliance dimensions 717mm high 594mm wide and 550mm deep. The carcass will need to be removed in order to fit. It may need just a short plinth to take up the the height to the underside of the worktop which is usually around 860mm.
Link here if you want to see the spec of the appliance.
HTH
Don
don
ModeratorRe: Compact condenser tumble dryer
Hi elphie
The only compact condenser dryer I know of is the Zanussi TC180 which is only slim depth spec available here.
Normally condenser dryers are 60cm square. All the compact dryers I have ever seen have been vented. A typical size for a compact would be 67cm high 49cm wide and 48cm deep.
Could it be that in your last property it was on a permanent vent from the rear ?
HTH
Don
April 7, 2006 at 1:36 pm in reply to: How much do you think a Hoover 3236 washer cost in 70’s? #172174don
ModeratorRe: How much do you think a Hoover 3236 washer cost in 70’s?
andy_art_trigg wrote:Price was £94.80 🙂
Oooeerrrr 😳
Back of the class for me then 😆Don
April 5, 2006 at 7:46 am in reply to: How much do you think a Hoover 3236 washer cost in 70’s? #172155don
ModeratorRe: How much do you think a Hoover 3236 washer cost in 70’s?
I`m gonna guess at
£279 ❓
Don
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