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Re: diplomate disc Lifespan
Fully agree with you Paul, not as if there is ever going to be anything new on it either. Come on AWS, either give us something worth having, make it free, no expiry or forever be bothered by part number requests.
Re: Baumatic products.
lee8 wrote:You`ll also find many Baumatic badged products are also badged by others I`ve seen Hotpoint D/w which are Baumatics and made by Whirlpool.
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Re: Baumatic products.
Such a variety of makes there, with dishwashers alone you could find a Smeg, Whirlpool, Merloni, Hairer (if youre really lucky) and Fagor. Baumatic just stick their name on whatever they get hold of.
Re: Smeg slimline
a lot of the 45cm dishwashers dont have a leak tray as such, would need model number to confirm.
Re: Tom Tom gone.
Penguin45 wrote:That’s going to be wasted on your motorised tea tray, isn’t it, Mark? 😆
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yep true Chris, nearly full bottle for sale if anyone wants it.
has not even got a rain repellent windscreen yet alone side windows.
Re: Tom Tom gone.
Alex wrote:
iadom wrote:
Saab’s just a posh Vauxhall anyway. 😛Agreed, but they did recently divorce. Volvo is a posh Ford come to that. At least not a Jag, posh Tata.
Alex
as any 8 year old boy will tell you, the new owners are better known for these:
Re: Tom Tom gone.
iadom wrote:You may all mock, :rolls: but the side windows are brilliant, as soon as you start to move any rain on them just clears completely without having to wind them down or wipe them.
Re: Tom Tom gone.
iadom wrote:, it does have rain repellent side windows
Jim.
You mean some vehicles have side windows that let the rain in then? 😆
Re: Tom Tom gone.
have you updated recently Jim? mine often becomes slow at picking up gps but the quick gps fix update usually cures it. IME tom tom is not affected by reflective screens at all (and why should it? It works perfectly well locked up in my glovebox after all), but the screens usually get the blame for other problems. Some other sat navs do have problems though.
Re: In search of the fourth cord
personaly I find it an embarresment to our trade. had it been a member of the public then we could put it down to him being just that. Lets face it, a new interlock for that machine would have probably been deemed BER and the machine scrapped. OK he got away with it this time but one thing is for sure, a lot of appliances get scrapped due the engineer just not knowing the appliance and failing to understand whats going on and guessing at an expensive part knowing full well the customer will scrap it and he/she is off the hook at actually trying to repair it.
I am not sure what is more daft, wanting to connect 230volts across an
interlock or actually admitting to the fact and posting it here.
I will give him some help Chris, the best tip of all, dont take on jobs above your level.Re: In search of the fourth cord
it does bother me when guys take on stuff they just dont know about:
leavemetogetonwithit frying a Miele door interlock!
