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Re: Engineering a solution
must have cost all of a Quid to make that….plus the cost of the phone call. A lot less than Honda spent.
Re: EMF
cornwell40 wrote:eastlemark wrote
your unbelivabol
My first thought too 😆
TCglad someone else is on the same wavelength! 😆
Re: In search of the fourth cord
Penguin45 wrote:Hmm – Brodders appears to have moved on in the Whirlpool fridge world.
charlieboyy wrote:
hello to all who are reading have read these posts so far,in my opinion far too many for a very exspensive fridge/freezer which im sure many others thought would/should be working fine for many many years.
the problems that i`ve had with mine include after a very short 4 years were, ice not working, aloud continuous clicking noise, light flashing when getting water,flashing temp lights etc for well over a year now. 🙁 👿
having read all the posts, my thanks go to spencet1 for his reply but also special thanks to mikeyg1967 who finally sent me on the right path to an ebay listing 😆http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Whirlpool-Fridge- … 4cedf61851
for a very small fee( which saved me hundreds of pounds) has finally fixed my fridge….weyhey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKYOU SO VERY MUCH AGAIN J BRODDERS YOU ARE A TRUE SAINT!!!!!!!!!!!!
i would fully recommend this this repair kit(just wished id found it over a year ago)replys to all questions and after sales help aswell……….as for yourself nicdigby, if you can do without yours for a few days turnaround and save yourself hundreds of ££££££££££££ . brodders says he will do all the soldering a return it via post.
hope this post will help………..
thanks again………charlieboyy 😯 😀
Chris.
what is he actually selling here?
Re: Is it me OR I’m missing something
It is increasingly difficult these days to find a washing up bowl in customers kitchens. Did carry a range of bowls once but they always get left behind.
Re: ise 10
sounds like its still on a programe, press and hold start/stop see if that clears it, may have a blocked pump and just not finished the previous prog.
Re: diplomat ABA4640
either of these 2?
12540360 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 165 DEGREES
12540150 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 65 DEGREESRe: APM6855
2 versions of that one, the /1 version being from Jan 2007 onwards.
502023400 FREEZER AMBIENT PROBE
502023600 THERMO FUSE
502023500 NO FROST RADIATOR PROBE502055700 APM6855/1 FREEZER AMBIENT PROBE
651014204 THERMO FUSE APM6855/1
502055800 APM6855/1 NO-FROST RADIATOR PROBEand it also lists this:
651058271 THERMO FUSE + NO FROST RADIATR PROBE
but it doesnt appear on the diagram so I dont know where it fits.Re: cooker hoods
chezza wrote:Can this really be a serious question ?
I think chezza is trying to say what most of us are thinking: Every house is different and the plug/switch fuse could be anywhere! I have had them under the floorboards in the bedroom above the kitchen in the past. You can normaly slide the chimney up or down or remove it to get inside without removing the hood but it all depends on the instalation.
