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Re: Bosch Maxx WFL226L
Hi Fiona
What you need to do is check the gauze filter on the end of the fill hoses and also machine valve where it attaches, is not blocked somehow.
You need to check you have a good pressure of water to the machine also.
If all that checks out ok then I would be looking for a faulty fill valve solenoid.
Un-plug appliance if you are to investigate :plug:
Regards
GregRe: Siemens WM71631/01 no drum action
baron wrote:P.S. You’ve assumed right that I’ve checked pressure system and door lock. 8)
Of course your an engineer 😆
Greg
Re: thinking of a miele tumble dryer – why the short guarent
Martin wrote:Extended guarantees come at a price don’t forget, the price of their washing machines is ramped up to allow for that.
Oh I dunno Martin 😀 You ever lifted one of them…..It aint no White Knight and neither is the materiel.
Not knocking WK they are IMHO value for money and pretty reliable, but Miele is the dogs danglies 😉 .Greg
Re: Whirlpool ADP 7966 flashing light, help please
Dave
Just a quickie, be very careful of sharpness of front of drip tray when front panel removed, its like a razor and I don’t mean the mobile 🙂
Best put some insulating tape on it 😉Greg
Re: Whirlpool ADP 7966 flashing light, help please
Hi Dave
With the appliance un-plugged, I would be looking for water in the drip tray which is below main wash tank.
Remove the water, re try and locate leak. If no water present there, you may have a faulty float switch,water indicater or module/PCB.Greg
Re: Siemens IQ716 no drum action
Ok assuming brushes and motor check out ok, then I would be looking personally towards interlock or module fault, as you have checked the pressure system already 😉
Greg
Re: Bosch Oven Type HBT491L
Hi
Im afraid the only way is new. Second hand film (which Ive never come across) will more than likely be ready to snap like yours. 😉The appliance is around 9 years old and is of excellent build quality.
If this is the only problem you have had, I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss the Bosch brand or your appliance so quickly as you have obviously haven’t come across the run of the mill makes and ovens that are flooding the market at present and are for more of a better word garbage 🙂HTH
GregPS – Parts are available from spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk if required.
Re: Siemens IQ716 no drum action
Hi Baron
The door lock may think it still has a certain amount of water left in the drum. You could drain appliance down at filter and then try again. The same goes for the spin cycle also, ie certain level of water detected- No spin.
PS – This has a manual door unlock behind filter door just like the Miele 😉Greg
Re: Bosch WFK2801 fault code 1
vitiris wrote:…….but I am assuming they knew what part i was talking about as I wouldn’t like to bad mouth them.
Fair comment 😉
Greg
Re: Bosch WFK2801 fault code 1
vitiris wrote:……….I had a quote of £107 from another website for that part (cost me £24 inc postage).
Care to name and shame because that is absolute daylight robbery.
Even BSH are only selling this for £50.80 +VAT +P&P 😯Regards
GregRe: Our Industry/ Bad Name
goosegreen wrote:Iam even talking to them about the ISE. And to sign up to UKWG
:tup:
Greg
Re: Our Industry/ Bad Name
Hi goose.
What I meant by the double edged sword.
If you do a good job, like we all try and do then the sword is smooth. If however we do jobs like the other engineer you mentioned then the sword is sharp.
Basically good engineers work travels well amongst people, but a bad engineers work travels further.Greg 😀
