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kwatt wrote:Oh and a little birdy tells me that this is David Brock (ex-Powerhouse) K.
Ex Hawkwind 😆 sorry couldnt resist it, first thing that came to mind when I saw his name on the letter.Re: Smeg usa fridge filters
I have just mailed them about trade discount, if not i will just tell the customer the url and they can get them direct. Their price by the way is £38. They also do an auto debit system where the customer gets a new filter automaticly when due.
Re: Miele dump valve
Thanks for the warning, fingers crossed it will last a bit longer so I can charge them again 😈
That sluice programme really got me worried as I thought the control modules (all 3 of them) had some fault and the cost would be frightening!
The dump valve is a fansticly simple thing and does away with all pump and filter problems, it was just a bit worrying to open the filter flap and be confronted by, well nothing really.
MarkRe: Smeg itegrated dishwasher
Don Pearce wrote:Can some one help me with a problem with my Smeg dishwasher
Its an intergrated model about 2-3 years old and I dont have the model numer only a hand book that tells me how to use it.
However it does have a page showing fault codes that relate to certain LED’s flashing. It has 5 different settings for washing, each has a separate LED to show which setting you have chosen. The LED on the extreme righthand side as you look down on the programming consul is now flashing and the door will not lock.
Also I can not change to any other program. Can you helpAlmost certainly the door lock has “tripped” i.e. is in the door closed position. You may be able to flick the latch back by pushing something into the the slot in the door and rolling the latch back over, or the console may be broken where the lock mounts. Unplug b4 doing anything.
For expert help, try: http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/search/fi … ineer.htmlRe: SMEG What does it stand for ?
Jimbo, what are you takiing about? A cooker? Dishwasher? Home Garden? Impossible to advise unless you tell us a little bit more.
Re: Daewoo ERF 483M fridge not cold
Not just fridge in cold garage syndrome is it? Seem to have had more than ever of these this year, as its not been so cold (yet) but has been cold enough.
Re: Hotpoint 9327 Aquarius Tumble Dryer – Timer needed
Hey Mr Washdoctor,
I have one of these on my shelves, brand new and I would dearly like to be rid of it. £20? sounds good? pm me with your address if you want it.Re: SMEG Dishwasher fault code diagnosis required
Thats known a an E7. Assuming its not got a flow meter on this model, it may only want re-setting. pm me your fax number and I will fax you an insturction. As it is a smeg model, you may have a flow meter fault though.
Re: Beko Cooker cold oven
Its probably condensation. Is your kitchen really cold? Dont know of a problem on this cooker but MFI had a problem with an oven recently and do a mod kit for it but it will still produce condensation under certain circumstances.
Re: complete engineer
Fixzone, is the name of the company flogging it.
Despite Daves comments, I feel the cost is reasonable, assuming it works as it says, and, they generaly seem to interested in the small outfits.Re: Indesit Omega 1100 (WN1196WG) Washing Machine
This could be a number of things, not so easy to test either. It almost certainly will not be the programmer as you suggested, it could be the motor speed module or the motor itself or even the wiring in between.
Dont forget to unplug it before investigating.
If you dont feel up to it, I am sure we can find an engineer for you: http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/search/fi … ineer.html
Re: P A T (Portable Appliance Testing)
The most recent thread on this is:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=2031&highlight=pat+testing
You will, of course need a PAT tester prices for which range from around £300 up to £1500, calibration certificate for tester will also be required as well as either computer software or hand written logs of results, labels etc and most of all lots of time as you will need to test literaly everything with a plug on it. Not sure of the going rate for this now but its usually a set up charge and a per item cost.Re: complete engineer
after reading the bumf they sent with it, if it does what they claim it is exactly what we (well I anyway) have been looking for. ie designed for one service desk, up to 5 engineers, van stock, shop stock and as far as I can tell it doesnt run on Access for a change.
Re: complete engineer
Maybe not Dave, but there is a parograph that says ” we very much wish to persuade our partners to use this system so as we can increase the volume of repairs we pass to you.”
is that blackmail or what!
oh and you can pay monthly, or rather they will “deduct £50 per month from our payment to you” ❗
