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    Re: Ariston Margherita 2000 ( AWD 10 UK ) Problem – please h

    That model is not recognised in the UK so we cannot point you in the right direction other than how Penquin descibed above. If you have got a filter it will be designed for the user to clean out and will not tax you left hands too much.

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    Re: Ariston Margherita 2000 ( AWD 10 UK ) Problem – please h

    Pierre, post your model number as a French Ariston could literaly be anything and some do not have filters or if they do some are designed for engineers only to remove. If you have a filter it will be obvious as Penguin said but the fact you asked the question in the first place may mean you have not got one.
    Bonne chance!

    in reply to: SMEG What does it stand for ? #113789
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    Re: SMEG What does it stand for ?

    Martin wrote:And there was me thinking that it was Superbly Made Electrical Goods 😯

    Martin

    Ah, but being Italian that would be something like this:
    Merci Elettriche Superbly Fatte

    OK SMEG hardly rolls of the tongue (:eek: no pun intended or even thought about there!)
    But MESF?

    in reply to: Indesit W123 #113489
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    Re: Indesit W123

    This is a typical indesit story, a model number will be identical or maybe a uk instead of a gb after it and it will be a totaly different machine.

    in reply to: HP DISHWASHER DF53 #113329
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    Re: HP DISHWASHER DF53

    Yeah, back up Dave and Martin, the Heater causes all sorts of odd faults on this one, disconnect it (its right at the front once the front panel under the door is off). You should also be able to click the timer on using a torx screwdriver and they even include a timer disc in the bottom moulding, assuming another engineer hasnt knicked it. Dont forget to re set the timer to the end of programme position otherwise you will get a recall as the start button wont work.

    in reply to: Why do Customers ………. #106088
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    Re: Why do Customers ……….

    Yep, same thing with a Hotpoint, someone took the top weight off along with the transit bracket across the top. I was there to do the carbons some 5 years later and, as far as I know its still in that state now as they wpi;dnt believe me and didnt want to pay. Made the brush change real easy though.

    oh,Penguin I remember those motors well, would be sweet on wash then suddenly turn into a catherine wheel once the spin kicked in.

    in reply to: Blomberg 1301 Washer intermittently blows main fuse #111369
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    Re: Blomberg 1301 Washer intermittently blows main fuse

    I thought this model had a hoop type element, nothing like the hotpoint version, no? You really sure that is held tightly down? some of the later, faster spinning versions of this machine sufferred loose heater problems which are not very nice at 1300rpm believe me. Oh and check the air bell or you may be needing another one.

    in reply to: combined washer driers #113315
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    Re: combined washer driers

    janet wrote:❓ can anyone recommend a good reliable washer drier as most reports have had have been poor. Even my hoover repair man said don’t buy one!

    no

    in reply to: Why do Customers ………. #106081
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    Re: Why do Customers ……….

    Martin wrote:

    washerdoctor wrote:
    I went to a customer today who reported a non-existent fault on his cooker hood. He knew what the problem was of course, he was no amateur, he’d worked on industrial gas turbines in the past!

    Well they’re so similar aren’t they!

    Sorry, you have lost me on this one 😕 Please explain a little 😳

    Martin

    I presume he means that, being someone so clever as turbine engineer, something like a cooker hood would be far easier and simple and easy to repair but he just hasnt the time to do so, hence mr Washdoctor is called out. We get the same thing from aircraft engineers who usually ask for brushes for their servis induction motors and stuff.

    in reply to: Hotpoint Advertise Franchises! #112303
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    Re: Hotpoint Advertise Franchises!

    Royston, Herts is the first paper around here I have had a report of the add being in. Perhaps Royston Vesey would have been a more suitable location for this set up!

    in reply to: hotpoint wma32 washer fault #113261
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    Re: hotpoint wma32 washer fault

    May be a silly question but is the door locking? If not then it could well be the lock and its a cheap option to try first. If that doesnt work, call somone in.

    in reply to: Hygena ADP 8132. #112157
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    Re: Hygena ADP 8132.

    Its usually the console broken where the latch hooks into. You have to change the whole console to cure it, not expensive though, and if you do, there is a little black plastic guide that sits above the latch that does not come on the new console, you have to swop it and its easily missed.

    in reply to: Indesit/Ariston “test plug” #113225
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    Re: Indesit/Ariston “test plug”

    Thanks for that, probably what I was expecting really. I thought the bit a bout bearings really funny. How many flashes is it for bearing failure then!
    Connecting one up to a laptop would do our proffesional image no end of good though. We could hook it up, surf ukwhitegoods for 20 mins and then tell the customer the bearings have gone and its scrap, basicaly. At least we may have justified a decent call charge out of that.

    in reply to: England Flags. #112744
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    Re: England Flags.

    Hey dont forget “our Tim!” the last i heard he was still in….
    ….and the British GP is coming up JB should use his home advantage to good effect, assuming of couse Taku has a problem cos he is a far quicker driver.

    in reply to: Online Jukebox #112720
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    Re: Online Jukebox

    I just read that guy’s (Paul Carrack) and he has had an interesting life. I remember Ace as being one of the bands we destroyed in 1976/7 but then he turns up with the undertones and the Smiths. that is crazy! thanks for enlightening me Martin but I will pass on the offer of a cd thanks all the same.
    oh and Dave, i know Polly Harvey lives your way, a customer maybe? If you should see her remind her of the old days at the White Horse Hampstead and the lurch crowd! ( I guess you had to be there)
    Mark

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