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Re: What’s this “recalibrate machine with a laptop"
Knew they wouldn’t be the same but just wondering really…..
Re: Cool Clock
I think headache inducing clock may me a better thread title. 😆
on the subject of clocks, I got this one for xmas:
http://jeansnow.net/2006/06/19/yamanote … arm-clock/Probably the last thing you want to hear in the morning if you did commute in Tokyo but I think its pretty cool.
Re: Zanussi Dishwasher IWMS
Remember though there is a valve/antiflood mod that cures most lock out problems, takes longer to fit though.
Re: What’s this “recalibrate machine with a laptop"
I have a smeg optical interface and wonder what will happen if its hooked up to a Miele?
Re: ISE is too tall
andy_art_trigg wrote:Thanks John. I was going to quote Tesco’s slogan “every little helps”, but then I realised (for the first time) that it doesn’t look right when written down. I suspect it’s not grammatically correct. I found myself pondering, “every little what?” Then I realised I was wasting valuable time going off on tangents again, which is a problem of mine and accounts for much of my lack of achievement in life. Now I realise I’m wasting your valuable time too. Its 10 O’clock and time for a cuppa tea. All this because “Thanks John” seemed way too concise.
What? :con:
Re: What’s this “recalibrate machine with a laptop"
I had one the other day Andy, the pressure chamber was blocked as they have a habit of doing, but once cleaned the fill level was insufficient. I mean barely touching the inner drum. These are the models with the tiny pressure ‘switch’ on the pcb itself. Turns out that after prolonged use with the blocked air bell, the pcb reverts to a default emergency mode and once the pressure chamber fault was corrected, it continues in this emergency mode and reclibration OR a new module (£150 odd exchange! if the heater gone as well then they are in for a £300 odd repair bill) is the only cure. So now, it is extremely difficult to quote for jobs not knowing if this will happen or not. Having said that, I must have cleaned out hundreds of these without problem so lets hope its a rare occurance.
Anyone with this software and the sucker connector wants to pm me to take a look/ have a copy I would be most gratefull.Re: Need a Regulator for a Tricity-Bendix cooker S1350W
might need your product code. There is a Si350 but its not a hob, its a cooker.
Re: zanussi FJ1295 prod. 914787016. ser. 41200284
1240794113 will do it, will be conversion kit, need to change spray hose IIRC.
Re: smoky diplomat
You may well get smoke and smells the first time you use it but if this continues there may well be a problem. Suggest you call MFI and speak to them.
Re: Appliance repairs
Penguin45 wrote:Have you missed a “what” out there Mark?
Chris.
Yes,
still non the wiser and not had any down here as yet.
Re: Energy regs, nut fitting
Thanks John, I know that and do you know what the difference is between the 2 models? Yep, mounting of regulators! Hence I turned up with the wrong one.
Re: Appliance repairs
Penguin45 wrote:Still mainly washers (more dishwashers) – but Nintendo is my friend. Pulled three Nintendo stylii (that’s more than one stylus) out of pumps this week.
Bring back Tasos – what a summer that was…………
Chris.
Call me old fashioned but is this Nintendo stylus you refer to? Dont get me wrong, Ive got kids so know all about game cubes, game boys etc.
Re: Appliance repairs
and most of them with mysterious flooded base problems. 👿 ..when its not the heater that is.
