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Re: Bosch SGS6302GB/07 won’t stop!
Hi
It maybe worth checking the clear ribbed hose that runs from the metering unit to the sump (behind front lower panel) also check that the metering unit and the water matrix on the l/h side arent visibily crudded up.
Un plug appliance if you are to investigate :plug:Greg
Re: Neff U1552N0GB/01
Hi
Check your email, that will help a little.
Boro will probably know more, its ages since I done one but remember it being a fiddle. 😥Greg
Re: Dual fuel appliances & Corgi
AFAIR the owner/tennant can un-couple the bayonet to wallpaper/paint behind cooker, but if we do its technically breaking a gas joint and therefore constitutes “work” on a gas appliance, making the last person (engineer) liable for any gas problems that may arise on the cooker ie -bayonet not sealing back etc
Greg
Re: Customer removed parts? some advice from the wise
Hi Col
With that module, its no problem as plugs are all keyed and will probably dangle in a lined up position opposite its correct location anyway 😀
I take it the door lock/onoff switch arrangement checks out ok?
Module is 264877 £90.20 + costs retail.
GregRe: bosch S9VT1B – not filling
Hi
Can you please supply full correct model number, usuallyembossed at top of door inner stainless.Cheers
Greg
Re: Whirlpool Dishwasher ADG957
Hi
Its going to be the NTC sensor and/or faulty control module.
Un-plug appliance before investigating :plug:Greg
Re: UKWG Member Profiles
Penguin45 wrote:……you soon get a feel for the regular posters anyway.
I have resisted the Carry On shenanigans for this one 😆
Greg
Re: Have you had this?
Im with Chris, could do with a bit of erm adult entertainment……..popcorn anyone 😆
Greg
Re: Is This A Forum Or What ?
…….and remember wozzer that the guys on here give the info freely and do have fulltime jobs/business to attend to 😉
Greg
Re: Neff dishwasher not draining
Hi
It is a strip down unfortunately on the slimline.
I would seek an engineer from link below.
If you are to investigate yourself then please unplug appliance beforehand.Greg
Re: Dual fuel appliances & Corgi
welsh__boy wrote:In my opinion though, you can still make the appliance unsafe by fiddling with the electrics on it, but if CORGI say it’s ok, then it’s ok.
Corgi do say that but watch what happens if you do disturb something and cause a hazard. You are the last person to work on that appliance, therefore you are responsible. I bet they won’t back you up then, IMO if its dual fuel leave well alone if you are not Corgi, its just not worth the grief.
Greg
