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Re: neff microwave anyone recognise it?
SAMURI wrote:You could look at the picture on Connect to see if it looks the same then try the WTA shop to see if you can get it cheaper.
Bob
I know of at least 4 different film strips for ovens…. too risky to take a punt on that one especially as this is a microwave combo.
Re: neff microwave anyone recognise it?
Good shout there Dave but not quite correct- no display film on that one and a touch later, while H7870 is push button only….
will keep ploughing through quickfinderRe: Smeg DF614WE Dishwasher Stuck On Cancel See Photos
Lawrence wrote:Alt valve – alternating valve
Alternates between top and bottom basket
If its got one…..
Re: Smeg DF614WE Dishwasher Stuck On Cancel See Photos
usually caused by slight earth faults, try pulling the plug on the circ pump and see if that clears it. Also would look at the alt valve for slight leaks across the micro switch. Its something that effects freestanding dishwashers more than integrated.
Re: Bosch WTL6106GB/07 control panel removal
As with most Bosch stuff, its a case of remove any obvious screws and prise the plastic pins out of the metal clips gripping them with all the cracking noises to worry the customer and hope enough remain to hold it back together again afterwards.
Re: Fancy A New Toolbox?
not sure about propping an tablet against that magnet top….. and how heavy?
Re: one advantage of Whirlpools take over of Indesit…..
iadom wrote:And no actual parts diagrams that I can find.?
Issue 26 Jim? all showing on mine.
Re: recall related hysteria
electrofix wrote:but has not the industry brought some of this on itself but ignoring build quality in search of the quick profit
Davenot sure of the relevance there Dave but think I get your point.
In this case, the “industry” didn’t help by sending out an engineer to check the “electric current and earth” thus giving the customer the impression their could be a fault…
I know what I would have told them had I been allowed to answer their call…. :clown:Re: ancient washer Electra AWF682 drain pump
aqualectric wrote:Yes that’s right about the spin…. in those days waiting for a spin cycle was just a case of tweaking the programmer, but not on these. Waiting 10 minutes while it filled .
And always in flats with low water pressure. :bang:
Re: ancient washer Electra AWF682 drain pump
isn’t this the machine that to test spin and drain you needed to completely fill it with water first? It would only spin full opposite to every other machine on the planet at the time!
