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Re: Miele W435 Plus WPS – extending inlet/ drain hoses
There are quite a few You Tube tutorials for Miele stacking kit fitting. There must be one which could help.
Don
Re: Possible Heat Pump Dryer
iadom wrote:
Still several of THESE in use in these parts. 🙂We have one which is used weekly, excellent bit of kit 🙂
Don
Re: Possible Heat Pump Dryer
iadom wrote:
Although the fire risk problems have been sorted it is still using the same rear drum bearing that is very prone to failure. the old square bearing used to fail rapidly but the current teardrop bearing is still not up to heavy use and wears right through leading to drum shaft failure if not caught in time.
Fair Shout iadom I was trying to keep it simple in order to prolong the life. The Beko ranges of late we have had issues with boards and heater failures ( sorry Martin) which leaves as far as I can see the Zanussi range.
Don
Re: Miele W435 Plus WPS – extending inlet/ drain hoses
Stacking kit installation instructions are usually found in the tumble dryer manual.
DonRe: Possible Heat Pump Dryer
Yes it was one, but all the new variants of each model number have now been modified in production. So no more problems.
Any tumble dryer you purchase should be cleaned afer each cycle irrespective of the brand and model.
Don
Re: Miele W435 Plus WPS – extending inlet/ drain hoses
Hi
You can download a copy of the instructions here from the German Miele website.
As for the extension hoses they look pretty normal to me with no water proof electric feed going through them. I would have thought a generic set would do the trick. However if you want the rela thing they are cheaper from Europart in Holland this link will take you to them.
DonRe: New washing machine advice
Hi
Also look at the Sharp range of washing machines. All of these are currently supplied with a five year parts and labour warranty.
Don
Re: Possible Heat Pump Dryer
Hi
To put another slant on it 😉
Bosch do not make their own dryers, personally I think they are not good value for money.
If it were me I would go condenser dryer with a mechanical timer like the Hotpoint FETC70P. No sensors granted but a lot less to go wrong.
As said before Zanussi and Beko with no sensors would be another good choice.
Don
Re: amica grill element
Hi Paul
Part no. 8026764.
Available in the UKW shop here if you struggle to get one locally.
Don
Re: Hoover/Candy drive belt
Hi Jim
According to GIAS you have a HWB814D-80S with your prod no.
Belt is a 1225 J5 part no. 41021973.
Image attached 🙂Don
Re: Any views on LEC and this model
Hi
With your height and depth restriction it looks like it is the one for you. The only other one I can come up with is the Beko CFG1552W which is 152cm high so it may not fit.
DonRe: Zanussi oven knob wanted
Hi
No one is showing any, even Google no longer recognizes that number.
Connect stock universal cooker knobs in white which is part KNB2205. If you don’t have a Connect account there are plenty of Google searches for them.
Don
Re: Replacing integrated freezer with sliding hinge
don wrote:
I think in this instance you need to consult a kitchen appliance fitter or a kitchen company to assist you in making the right choices and to make sure the new appliance can be adapted.
Cough lolRe: Replacing integrated freezer with sliding hinge
Hi
Googling your model no. you have an under counter freezer. I have to admit I have not come across one with sliders.
I think in this instance you need to consult a kitchen appliance fitter or a kitchen company to assist you in making the right choices and to make sure the new appliance can be adapted.
HTH
Don
Re: Freezers – Best At The Cheap End
clicon357 wrote:Cheers. Think I’ll go for this one: https://ao.com/product/tff577apw-beko-u … 66-34.aspx
Good choice :tup:Don
