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  • in reply to: ISE2 Technical Manual #237334
    eastlmark
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    Re: ISE2 Technical Manual

    somebody has to say it: Stop talking ballacks in the ISE forum 😆

    in reply to: Bosch SMS5032GB/11 dishwasher door loom cut #238065
    eastlmark
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    Re: Bosch SMS5032GB/11 dishwasher door loom cut

    excuse my ignorance. Ferrels? ❓

    in reply to: Bosch SMS5032GB/11 dishwasher door loom cut #238063
    eastlmark
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    Re: Bosch SMS5032GB/11 dishwasher door loom cut

    Yep 272168 is the part number for the harness complete.
    BTW Simon, incase you didnt know, Bosch group parts are easy to look up here: http://www.bshappliancecare.com/Bosch/boschspares.html and then click on the quickfinder link.

    in reply to: Hoover HDB284 80 solonoid valve #238191
    eastlmark
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    Re: Hoover HDB284 80 solonoid valve

    Thats the one, thanks Chris. BTW how did you look that up? model search on connections only shows 1 part ( a facia IIRC), Mediator never seems to be updated with new models (and no pictures) and Qualtex Stocklink drew a blank altogether on the model search. Hoover’s bizzare and nonsense model numbers dont exactly help either.

    in reply to: Whirlpool C/Dryer fan #238157
    eastlmark
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    Re: Whirlpool C/Dryer fan

    Would check the fan housing before ordering bits, had one once cut right through it. Not too bad a job, IIRC, drum out, obviously (but that is easy)., seem to remember a bit of difficulty removing the fan cover at the front. Old fan may need to be cut off as its an interference fit on the shaft with some sort of crushable spacer.

    in reply to: Diplomat D/W ADP8234 #237551
    eastlmark
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    Re: Diplomat D/W ADP8234

    Not a usual leak point on one of those. It could be the jet in the top of the air break blocked causing over-pressure in the fill hose which can leak at the point the hose joins the air break. No way to clean out that one though, you need to replace it.
    No, no surprises in getting the air break off, just loosen the salt cap before doing so to drain the regen section of it and then suck all the water out of the sump. The pressure switch pushes into the air break along with another small hose so just be carefull to disconnect those when pulling it clear.

    in reply to: Dual regulator #237006
    eastlmark
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    Re: Dual regulator

    on the normal Rangemaster the links go between p1 & S1 (brown link to be precise) and 4 & P2 (blue link). Should be the same on that one I should imagine.

    in reply to: smeg DI612CA flood protection #237032
    eastlmark
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    Re: smeg DI612CA flood protection

    Monkey, if you had read your PM’s your would have known to send me your email address (as its not in your profile) and I would have sent you the service manual.
    Its not rocket science to blow up the pressure swtich while the dishwasher is filling to eliminate that.
    Have had one of these ignoring the pressure swtich signal, cure was a new module/pcb. Dont think that one has a flow meter but you may want to look in the side panel to find out.

    in reply to: Smeg dishwasher #236946
    eastlmark
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    Re: Smeg dishwasher

    Alanj wrote:Hi Don,
    had one of these just yesterday, found the pipe between sump and metering tank on left hand side full of crud.Took off metering tank and flushed out pipe and tank. HTH 😀

    Alan

    Wouldnt be an E8 fault, and old style anyway. They have not used that set up for a good few years now.

    in reply to: Diplomat d/w ADP8132 #236912
    eastlmark
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    Re: Diplomat d/w ADP8132

    Checke the door lock hasnt rolled over and is in the door closed state.

    in reply to: Smeg dishwasher #236942
    eastlmark
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    Re: Smeg dishwasher

    Alternating valve I would think.

    in reply to: Diplomat D/W #236413
    eastlmark
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    Re: Diplomat D/W

    Goatboy wrote:

    eastlmark wrote:
    mmm…. not a hose prone to failing.

    Indeed! A mouse has chewed it :rolls:

    Ima patch up the hole while we wait for stock, thank you :tup:

    oh, the dreaded rodent, alway chose the out of stock of obsolete parts to gnaw through!

    in reply to: smeg DI612CA Pressure switch #236610
    eastlmark
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    Re: smeg DI612CA Pressure switch

    That is the part number for a pressure switch for a Di612CA. The exploded diagram shows it to be the later type with the pressure hose connection. Either you have the wrong model number or Smeg have the wrong exploded diagramm.

    in reply to: Smeg DI612C #236617
    eastlmark
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    Re: Smeg DI612C

    not a common fault. IME. they usually start to heat and open the dipsenser at the same time but seperatly operated from the board. The absence os a fault code would indicate a board failure.

    in reply to: smeg DI612CA Pressure switch #236608
    eastlmark
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    Re: smeg DI612CA Pressure switch

    816210325 is the number of the pressure switch, pretty sure this one connects with a piece of hose as opposed the the earlier type that pushed straight into the air break/metering tank.

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