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Re: Hotpoint belt fitting tool part no

iadom wrote:Capital reply Martin, :stir:

I Thought by downloading my new avatar nobody dernt say anything for fear of Sued litigation Court order dropped on there lap then IL be in the £££££££ 😆

I’m Currently improving

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Re: Hotpoint belt fitting tool part no

Yep Sorry my Hiccup had in to Change The shaft Bearing The Customer Had Put A new belt On last Week I Was Trying To put The belt back In The same Configuration As The Customer put Been Fiddling For a While.
Then realized he had put The belt On The wrong way On The roller That’s Why The bearing Shaft Broke He Must have used Some Force

Then Silly Me Released Place The Belt On The pulley And Roll The Drum on

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Re: Hoover the good old days

kwatt wrote:Good recap of events that was.

K.
Your welcome.
Paul.

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Re: Repairs@ Is Dead

i would like To get listed myself K Tried To download 3 times
all I’m having is the file is damaged adobe failed to open it.
And my PC is Rumbling like A starving Belly 😕

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Re: Where’s everybody gone?

Gazman 1000 Said.
( Seconded, I can’t say that I like the new site. Sorry but since the change I don’t use it much now. I don’t find it that easy on the eyeballs.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=63488#p313238 )
But I can tell One Thing
My caps Skills And My Link Skills Have Greatly Improved Since Its Been On Air 😆

Garn…

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Re: Labor Rates For installing Integrated Appliances

boselecta wrote:Definatley too cheap at £55, bear in mind Comet charge £84.99.

http://www.comet.co.uk/static/services/ … stallation

Does That Inc Hanging The Door ❓

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Re: HPT TDL30

Judging By This Old Thread my caps Problem has Been Improved Considerably.

Paul…

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Re: Where’s everybody gone?

gandh1 wrote:garn, in my idle wasting of time before the weeks work arrives in 8 hrs time, ive been able to ponder as to why you occasionally use caps, but not on every word???

Frustration. Lazyness. or I may be As Thivk as to Short Planks.

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Re: Where’s everybody gone?

The New layout Is very Good it Takes A good Week to get used to It.

Like The large print Button Any chance That you Could tweak it a bit So it can Suit The person That using it

May even Get my Threads A bit Better 🙂

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Re: Pat test failed,What mega reading do i need

Hi Simonb Its Funny You Should Pull Me On This That’s The only bit That i Left Out I didnt Want To confuse Anyone On That Bit Your On about.

All I will say hear that you May get a Fail With The Leakage Test Or a Pass Depending On The appliance New Or Old. Iv Unbaged Brand New Ones And They Have Failed The Leak test

but it has To pass The First 2 Tests.
RPE====== Ohms
RISO===== M Ohms
LEAK===== m A
You Are On The Correct Track.

This Is Only A Guide And I would Prefer Anyone Who Is reading This Thread And has Limited Knowledge To Take A Course.
Its very Easy And Cheap Enough and It Will give Them A Sense Of Confidence Out There The Work Place.

Garn…
In Extreme Failures Cut The Flex Off But I can Guarantee That You Will never Hear From The Customer Again 😆

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Re: Pat test failed,What mega reading do i need

Procedure & guide Pat Testing

Classes Of Appliances

Class 1 Earthed Appliances = No symbol
Class 2 Double Insulated = ➡ ( http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h … m=1&itbs=1 )

Visual Inspections

1 Check For Signs Of Cracks,damage or Heating
2 Ensure plug Pins are Insulated
3 check Plug is Correctly Terminated
4 Check connections are tight
5 Ensure correct fuse size And that fuse carries Asta symbol :arrow:( http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h … m=1&itbs=1 )
6Check cable Anchorage is secure

Fuse Sizes

1 . IT Equipment = 3 Or 5 Amp
2 . Motor Powered equipment = 10 Amp
3 . Heating equipment = 13 Amp

CABLES

1 No connector Blocks or Joins
2 No Lumps hard or soft Spots
3 No damage to insulation or cuts to cable

Appliances

1 No Missing Screws; or cracks or damage to Appliance casing
2 no signs of Overheating
3 On/off switch Operates correctly
4 No excessive contamination to the casing

Extension leads
Extension Leads Must be Fitted with A Minimum Of 1.25mm cable and Fitted with an earth cable.

If Any of The 1st Procedure Above Have Failed There Is No need To carry on With The Other Tests Either put A Failed Sticker On IT Or Record the Information In A Log Or Carry Out A Safe Repair.

Electrical Tests required

1 Earth bond Test
2 insulation Test
3 Polarity Test
4 IEC cables To be LABELLED and Tested SEPARATELY

EARTH BOND TESTS

ONLY APPLICABLE FOR CLASS 1 APPLIANCES AND 3 CORE LEADS
ATTACH EARTH BOND CLIP TO APPLIANCE CHASSIS

MAXIMUM READING
0.1 Ohms+CABLE RESISTANCE (REFER To Cable resistance Table)
Earth Bond test Currents

IT = Equipment = 100 0r 200 MA
OR
ALL Other Class 1 appliances
Up to 1.5Times The rating of The Fuse or A maximum Of 25 Amps.

[b] Cable Resistance

Cable csa(mm)………….. ohms Per Metre

0.5mm =====================0.390 0hms
0.75mm=====================0.0260 Ohms
1.0mm======================0.0195 Ohms
1.25mm=====================0.0156 Ohms
1.5mm======================0.0133 Ohms
2.5mm======================0.008 Ohms
4mm========================0.005 Ohms
Examples
A 15m extension cable reel with A cable size of 1.5mm would have an earth bond pass mark of 0.1995 Ohms =( 1.5m x 0.0133 Ohms )

an appliance fitted with a 7meter 1mm cable would have an earth bond pass mark of = 0.2365 Ohms = (0.1+(7m x0.0195 Ohms

Insulation and Leakage Tests
The Insulation And leakage test below are Applicable to all types Of appliances.

if appliance is IT/ The electronic Insulation Test can be Substituted for the leakage test.

When testing Class 2 appliances ensure earth Bond Clip Is In contact with the appliance.

Ensure appliance switches are in the on position where possible.

Insulation Test

Minimum Allowable Insulation Test

Class 1 Heating Appliances = 3kw = 0.3 M Ohms

Other class 1 Appliances = 1 M Ohms

Other Class 2 Appliances = 2 M Ohms

Leakage Tests WARNING POWER ON TEST ENSURE THAT THE APPLIANCE IS IN A SAFE STATE

MAXIMUM LEAKAGE VALUES

Portable or hand held Class1======= 0.3m Ohms

class 1 heating appliances========= 0.75mA or 0.75mA Per KW.max 5mA.

Other Class 1 appliances ================== 3.5mA

Class 2======================================0.25mA

I would Advise Anyone with Limited Knowledge Reading This Thread To go and do a course.
There May be 1 at your local Tech College twice a year That Could Cost you Around £500.00 or there Are Some Courses Which You May have To Travel And They Are Usually Expensive Plus You will Need Board And Loge For About Theree Days

Or Do one Online With no Pressure ➡ http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source … GnNuTtJSIg

Happy and safe Testing garn… 🙂

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Re: Labor Rates For installing Integrated Appliances

Iv been Doing A Few Myself Mainly The Essentials Models What I’m Coming Across Is The Door Is Extra Up Another £60 to £80.
Neff amica And Currys Own Brand The Door Goes Strait back On (no new holes to drill)

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Re: Labor Rates For installing Integrated Appliances

Last Year The Rate For instalation With The Large Branded Retailers. Was £90.With 3to4 Weeks Waiting Thats Not Inc The Door.

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Re: Electrolux W365H EXACTA CONTROL

Criscold wrote:Just did a quick Google as not listed under domestic and found this, hope its correct

http://www.laundrysystems.electrolux.co … rus_EN.pdf

Good Luck

Colin
Thanks Colin Much Appreciated

Regards paul.

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Re: Electrolux W365H EXACTA CONTROL

Im Going out To See It On Friday
Customer hasn’t Got A Clue. The Appliance Is Sited in A Hotel That’s Just Been Taken Over.
i was trying To see if i Could Get Some Info Before I go Out to See It.

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