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Re: Neff washer/dryer – dryer not working
Hi Peter
Look no further than the engineer link below 😀Greg
peterirving1 wrote:……… and the heater looks intact.
It may look ok but a test with a multimeter will confirm.
Off the top of my head I would expect a reading anywhere from 20-30 ohmsGreg
Re: Baumatic BDW13 error code E4.
DIYTracey wrote:Undo the salt dispenser lid and remove the filters.
In the words of Les Dennis ” If the filters are there ,I’ll give you the money myself”
What are you pair on about 😕
Greg
Re: Beko Banging On Spin
Hi Helo
I have the current title on ruffling feathers 😆 you way down the list 😛Greg
Re: Neff washer/dryer – dryer not working
Hi peter
I would suspect a lint blockage in the dryer manifold and only a strip down of that will confirm. Have you checked the heater is intact and that the dryer fan is turning correctly also?
I take it it was the re-settable thermostat you changed and not the sensor on the opposite side??
Un-plug appliance if investigating further :plug:Regards
Greg
Re: w/pool american style dryer
Hi
It sounds to me like the motor is giving up the ghost.
Motor is p/no – 481236138027 and you will usually have to break fan to change so Fan p/no – 481951528255.Greg
Re: Another joke.
Thank you Martin and Alex, thats the best clean laugh Ive had in ages. Just shows you don’t need smut to be funny, cheers guys :tup:
Greg
Re: Bosch KGU3201 GB/01 Fridge/Freezer
Hi
It does sound to me to like a system fault. Engineer time Im afraid.
Please feel free to use the link below, to find one.Greg 😀
Re: Bosch KGU3201 GB/01 Fridge/Freezer
Hi
You say that the fridge is ok now, thats one out of the equation.
You may have a defrost problem in the freezer if you are still fighting with temps in there. Behind the rear panel in the freezer cavity, there should not be a build up of thick ice on the evaporator pipework (looks like a car radiator), there should be a clear path trough the pipework.
Unplug appliance if you are to investigate :plug:HTH
Greg
Re: BOSCH Classixx Dishwasher problems
Hi
First thing to do is to drain it down. Then with appliance unplugged :plug: remove the front plastic lower plinth and the strip behind. Then you will see a ribbed pipe going from left metring unit to sump. Pull that off completely as it is only “o” ringged in, and make sure it is thoroughly clean. Re assemble and test.Model number WILL be etched around stainless door inner, none on the back 🙂
Greg
