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Re: Belling FSE50TCS

problem with all these suppliers is the sheer volume of models. if no one has asked for the spare its not added to the site. most of the time i ring Qualtex that way they can add new numbers and info to the database

Dave

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Re: Beko DCU9330W

cant comment in a way but the overheat stat is there in case of serious temp rises

you would have to find on of another tumble dryer where the element had failed. Beko dont supply it on its own

Dave

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Re: Beko WMB81445LW

was not sure if you had Beko access so i sent you a pm with a bit of light reading

Dave

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Re: Dyson CR01 washing machine door.

take off control panel after unplugging it

remove 2 screw by door hinge ( bit of a squeeze but can be done )
remove filter cover

think there may be a couple of small screws

then with a bit of gentle persuation front panel lifts to unhook.
after its off there is a plug to disconnect door switch at the bottom

Dave

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Re: Belling FSE50TCS

does exist all you have to do is google the number but you may have to ring stoves to get correct part no

Dave

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Re: neff s54e53x0gb/10 dead

got one just like it at the mo

most likely board fault. open prog unit and look for a green resistor normally approx 100 or lower on the mains in. if its blown will be the power supply chip on the board

Dave

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Re: siemens iQ300 washer door seal

go here

http://shop.bshappliancecare.com/

select siemens spare and put in the correct model for part breakdown

Dave

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Re: bosch tuble dryer with condensor led on display

have you checked the heater had some bosch heaters block with fluff and not heat well

Dave

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Re: Electrolux rinse aid issue

if the lid of the container leaks or is missing it will fill full of water

use 3 in one or 5 in one tablets and you dont need rinse aid

Dave

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Re: Whirlpool ADG 644 IX

think i had this some years ago where the fault was not listed. turned out to be broken wires in the door

Dave

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Re: bosch tuble dryer with condensor led on display

are you running it on a timed or auto programme

dont forget some dryers need damp clothes to turn on the heat and stop if nothing is detected

Dave

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Re: Kenwood CK304 trips

sound like your wall socket is faulty. Get a good quality extension lead capable of taking 13Amps. if its on a coil pull all the wire out so it does not overheat. than try it from another socket

Dave

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Re: Beko DCU9330W

i use one of a hotpoint heater from a washing machine. just plug the wires onto it, leave it hanging somewhere it cant catch and rum the unitb with the element cover off for 10 secs or so. if i get heat i know i am right ( but make sure no one can get hurt by the fan turning with no cover on )

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HOTPOINT-WASH … SwEK9T-0an

heater on thermistor is off an old hotpoint wm series unit ( like WM62p)

chances are if you have a local repair shop they may have an old one knocking around as you get a new one every time you renew the heater

Dave

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Re: Kenwood CK304 trips

if you are using a seperate plug in rcd and the pins are getting hot that should not happen. if so is it the pins on the cooker plug or the pins on the rcd getting hot

if its the plug on the oven the rcd is prob faulty. if its the pins on the rcd then the socket is prob faulty

either way why are you using a seperate plug in rcd ?

Dave

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Re: Beko DWD5411W

not had this fault

have you got acces to tech info ?

if not let me know

Dave

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