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  • in reply to: What’s in a brand? #133391
    eastlmark
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    Re: What’s in a brand?

    We do a lot of work on under counter double ovens for differrent manufacturers and the customer always says the same things: ovens too small and take ages to heat up. The latter due to low wattage fan elements, open the door and it takes ages to recover temperature. Its handy to have the seperate grill but for serious cooking a normal single multifunction under counter oven is far better or re design and get a full size double oven in the wall or a range freestanding cooker.

    What I said earlier about the parts of the oven being identical was done by comparing part part numbers and they were all the same.

    in reply to: newest model Neff and Bosch dishwashers-beware #133783
    eastlmark
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    Re: newest model Neff and Bosch dishwashers-beware

    My previous attempt at fixing surface mount ended up being slung across the workshop floor in a fit of rage 👿 Might be time to try again though. Thanks for the input Andy.

    in reply to: Hotpoint DWF30 #133950
    eastlmark
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    Re: Hotpoint DWF30

    I reckon someone here could post Bosch [art numbers for those and I bet they are cheaper. Dont forget QER.

    in reply to: Wierd WMA #133044
    eastlmark
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    Re: Wierd WMA

    jimbo2207 wrote:Naaa, no hotpoint engineer would do that, we all carry wma belts as van stock, anyway, the only time we change belts on wma’s is when we replace bearings (long and often), we use the rear tank kit which includes belt, heater and suspension pegs.

    Got a part number for that Jimbo? We end up re using heaters and can be a bit of a pain.

    in reply to: Hotpoint DWF30 #133945
    eastlmark
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    Re: Hotpoint DWF30

    cornflakes wrote:called to hpt DWF30 Dishwasher 🙁 😥


    its is fair to say that the materials used on this machine are cheap looking.

    Could be a lot worse Graham, at least its a Bosch design. You have obviously not yet worked on a DWF50. ❗

    Need to check you are getting 240v to the module, is so its a duff one. There is a version 1 and a version 2 of this one.

    PS whatever you do dont ask Martin about it!

    in reply to: Miele WS5425 washer and T5206 Dryer #133751
    eastlmark
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    Re: Miele WS5425 washer and T5206 Dryer

    looks like we are all in the dark on that one Lawrence. :con:

    in reply to: newest model Neff and Bosch dishwashers-beware #133781
    eastlmark
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    Re: newest model Neff and Bosch dishwashers-beware

    When I replace that pump (and board 😥 ) next week I will take the damn thing apart to see whats gone on. Its a bit worrying that a blocked pump could lead to this sort of expensive repair.

    in reply to: Weeeman #133267
    eastlmark
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    Re: Weeeman

    Finaly got time to go visit Weeman today. Shame i forgot my camera but if anyone is in the area it is worth seeing even if only just to identify some of the stuff used such as the Zanussi FL and Indesit 862, several inner drums, and several of James Dysons cleaners. Computer mice as teeth is a good feature as is the washing machine fill hoses as nerves and veins.
    Interestingly underneath is some scatterred fridges and a Bosch dishwasher which may be part of the piece or may just be some dumped WEE.

    in reply to: newest model Neff and Bosch dishwashers-beware #133775
    eastlmark
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    Re: newest model Neff and Bosch dishwashers-beware

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    But pretty much the same as all the Bosch/neff plastic base models these days.

    in reply to: Neff 6544wm #133436
    eastlmark
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    Re: Neff 6544wm

    Thanks sparkey, I did try a search at BSH but all the numbers were rejected and the staff on the phone didnt want to know.

    in reply to: Siemens D/Washer Identification Label Scrubbed Off #133619
    eastlmark
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    Re: Siemens D/Washer Identification Label Scrubbed Off

    Penguin45 wrote:Mark,


    Point to bear in mind here was “label”. Bosch haven’t been using labels for at least 8 years – engraving to the door inner top was the way. So – we can reasonably assume that Laurence with a U’s machine is an earlier model.

    Cheers,
    Chris.

    With That style heater? Has it been around that long?

    in reply to: Siemens D/Washer Identification Label Scrubbed Off #133615
    eastlmark
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    Re: Siemens D/Washer Identification Label Scrubbed Off

    Hey Penguin, you were doing right all along ❗

    I am still gonna do it the upright way, surely cleaning up the mess left has to take longer and the risk of water getting on the timer pcb is too much of a risk to take. + we can leave the hoses in situ (assuming they are long enough to get the thing out anyhow) which I dont think can be the case if upending the thing.

    in reply to: Carriage charges for spares delivery #133689
    eastlmark
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    Re: Carriage charges for spares delivery

    my biggest gripe regarding carriage charges is with MFI, even for their warranty jobs we have to pay £4.90 regardless of the amount and we cannot keep floating orders for too long as we get a complaint fax if a customer kicks up a fuss. We do make a small mark up on theparts but this is easily swallowed up by carriage charges.
    As for SEME yes it is only £12, whats more you can order up to 5pm and still get your box the next day.

    in reply to: Siemens D/Washer Identification Label Scrubbed Off #133612
    eastlmark
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    Re: Siemens D/Washer Identification Label Scrubbed Off

    careful at guessing at those heaters as some of them have turbidity sensors and motorised valves, others dont have any of these. Are you sure that model number has scrubbed off? They are usually on the stainless part of the top of the door and are pretty durable. Sometimes you just have to get in the right light to read them.

    in reply to: HPT DWF50. #133700
    eastlmark
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    Re: HPT DWF50.

    dont know but check the heater, we are getting through shed loads of em!

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