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  • in reply to: Bosch integrated f/f #189086
    gegsy
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    Re: Bosch integrated f/f

    Hi
    Due to the age, compressor or low refrigerant wouldn’t un heard of and the symptoms are swaying me that way.
    Ask them if its running a lot of the time and ice formation is contained to top of fridge evaporator also on the condensor pipes on the rear you would expect an even heat along the tops of the pipework.

    HTH
    Greg

    in reply to: Maytag (Admiral) GC2224GEKB ice-maker not working – fused? #189167
    gegsy
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    Re: Maytag (Admiral) GC2224GEKB ice-maker not working – fuse

    PatrickB wrote:hmmm.. that wasn’t quite the response I expected – I was looking for a little help with a possible cause of the problem.

    That would be un-ethical as it is under manufacturers warranty, sorry.

    Just to clarify matters, despite having just wasted the best part of a day’s holiday waiting for the 5-minute visit I was perfectly polite to the engineer – I didn’t have a problem with him, but I did have a big problem with the lack of support he has from his employer (not Maytag but an independent service company) who send him out on a job without appropriate spares and without appropriate test equipment. I have just had to deal with a frustrating 9 sperate visits to service a recurring fault on a brand new boiler over the past 6 months, and I wanted to pre-empt the same scenario developing with my new fridge. Rather than vent my frustration at the engineer I did it via my post instead, which doesn’t read too well in retrospect. My apologies.

    I see, apology accepted. Sometimes major manufacturers do use independant engineers, but they work for a variety of other manufacturers aswell hence the lack of spares. I won’t bore you with the ins and outs but if they had to stock a van with one manufacturer you would need and artic also the spares are not given free so that would be money tied up, so only a basic stock is kept onboard.

    I take it your advice is wait and see?

    I know its frustrating, think how we feel. We only get paid on completion of job and its one payment so if we get it wrong we have to go back on return visits free gratis 😥

    Regards
    Greg

    in reply to: Inappropriate #189181
    gegsy
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    Re: Inappropriate

    kheath wrote:A pint for the one who cracks the second one (MWYNI) 😉

    Mr Watt Yells No Indesit 😆

    Greg

    in reply to: “Ooooh Matron” ? #164779
    gegsy
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    Re: Anguis in herba

    Sorry already done hope this was ok

    Outbox :: Message
    From: gegsy
    To: whitevanman
    Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:41 pm
    Subject: Too much information in Public Forum

    Hi
    Im sorry but I had to remove your post in the Cooking Forum.
    The information was too indepth and we as Trade Members on here are not allowed to give a blow by blow account of how to fix an appliance.
    It also leaves you exposed to being sued if anybody else of less capability reads the forum and injures themselves.

    Regards

    Greg

    in reply to: “Ooooh Matron” ? #164777
    gegsy
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    Re: Anguis in herba

    Have just deleted whitevanmans last post in http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … 465#100465
    for posting the below

    step
    1. power off appliance
    from the front
    2. remove shelves from oven
    3 remove baffle plate screws 4 in total
    4 get 10mm spanner and remove nut from fan
    5 remove 3 nuts 7mm
    6 pull appliance out using jacking tool
    7 pull appliance out (take care with cable & gas pipe if df
    from rear
    8 large cover remove screws
    9 disconect wires (remembering colours eg eath wire
    10 remove large round housing with fan attached
    11 remove fan from ass and rebuild using fan supplied
    12 line up 3 studs with back wall of oven
    13 return to front an follow steps in reverse 2 – 5
    14 now fit rear plate

    Note
    You should always perform a insulation test prior with a meggar prior to powering appliance back on

    hope this helps
    Wvm

    Hope that ok

    Greg

    in reply to: no good.. need the part no’s now. anybody got them. #189172
    gegsy
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    Re: how do get to read all your back posts, seen it somewher

    It did it a minute ago but now says no topic exists 😕 when you get to page 4

    Greg

    in reply to: Richard Hammond #189169
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Richard Hammond

    Yea get well soon, top bloke.

    Greg

    in reply to: Maytag (Admiral) GC2224GEKB ice-maker not working – fused? #189165
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Maytag (Admiral) GC2224GEKB ice-maker not working – fuse

    Hi
    Its a shame you don’t say what area you are in because if I was that engineer I would be doing one of two things –

    1/Reporting your tamperings to the office thus invalidating your guarantee.
    2/ Refusing to call on your address again for the sheer rudeness and contempt you have shown towards him.

    Most major manufacturers know their machine inside out and have seen the same faults day in day out that they use the knowledge and experienced gleaned over their working years and can assume certain parts that may be the cause.

    Regards

    Greg

    in reply to: “Ooooh Matron” ? #164776
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Anguis in herba

    Another know it all feckwit PatrickB
    First post has dismantled an in warranty Admiral F/F and then proceeds to slag the engineer off after his visit:rolls:
    http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … 448#100448
    Greg

    in reply to: Installing appliances in conservatories? #189162
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Conservatory Installation

    matkins wrote:Secondary thought, perhaps this should have been posted in public forum.

    Yea good idea 😉
    Consider it moved.
    Greg

    in reply to: WHATS THE FASTEST WAY OF DEFROSTING A FROST FREE? #189123
    gegsy
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    Re: WHATS THE FASTEST WAY OF DEFROSTING A FROST FREE?

    Penguin45 wrote:‘S all right – I get 20p for every one sold 😀 .
    :p45:

    I see the resemblance 😆

    Greg

    in reply to: Hoover HQ130 Srl. 31000158 0245 2358 Date 07-01-03 #189049
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Hoover HQ130 Srl. 31000158 0245 2358 Date 07-01-03

    Hi
    Purely from a safety aspect, I wouldn’t be modifying any appliance. There will be reasons why you are experiencing this symptom.

    With the appliance un-plugged, I would check the motor brushes incase they have worn sufficiently to interfere with the pre-spin or distribution cycle and thus causing the load to become unbalanced or you may have a module,suspension or overloading fault.

    If in any doubt of your ability please feel free to use the engineer link below.

    Greg

    in reply to: Bosch exxcel dishwasher #188941
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Bosch exxcel dishwasher

    Hi
    Nope I think Martin has it covered. Model number is none existent and I have tried different permatations 😀

    Greg

    in reply to: hob knobs #188986
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: hob knobs

    Least yours was cleaner than what I was thinking Chris 😳 😆

    Greg

    in reply to: Bosch kge3416gb/53 #189012
    gegsy
    Participant

    machineman wrote:it lists 262156 is yours a s/seeded number

    Yes it is 🙂

    Greg

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