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Re: Bosch WFF 2001 Not starting wash cycle
Octon13 wrote:If we discover there is no resistance, can you give me some idea of what the solution might be and if it worth repairing?
Replacement of the valve/s that have no resistence. 8)
Greg
Re: Bosch WFF 2001 Not starting wash cycle
Hi Judy
Re your email regarding how to access the valves.
You will need to remove lid and the valves are situated at the rear of the appliance.
Un plug appliance before as always.Greg
Re: Bosch WFF 2001 Not starting wash cycle
Hi
With the appliance un-plugged :plug: you will need to check the resistence of the three fill valves individually and disconnected in turn, with a multimeter. (app 2-4kOhms) as boro mentioned.
If in any doubt, please use the repair link below off my sig.Greg
Re: The cheek !
Ive posted, it really annoys me when they get all the “free” info and then tootle off to a 3rd party cheeky bitch.
Greg
Re: Bauknecht BLZH3002IN Oven Door hinges broken by girl
Noyuce wrote:Please could you send me the drawings to assemble the oven door?
Im sorry but we can’t give explicit information and diagrams out due to copyright etc.
What I would suggest is a call or visit to your parts supplier to see if any aid can be given to you.Regards
GregRe: The cheek !
eastlmark wrote:whats all the “broken by girl” bit about anyway?
Sympathy vote I reckon Mark, poor girl in a dilemma, altogether now awwwwwwwwww :tongue:
Greg
Re: Bosch WFF 2001 Not starting wash cycle
Will it spin?? If set to that instead of a wash cycle.
Greg
Re: Would you buy a GE?
wahp wrote:I am now looking at the Admiral GC2224GEKW which is in the same price bracket as the GE.
Admiral a far superior machine IMHO.
Greg
Re: Bosch Maxx WFO2860GB/01 – Heating element?
Hi
Thanks for additional info.
The heater should read approx 28-32 ohms, with the terminals disconnected and appliance unplugged of course :plug: The heater if required is genuine p/no 265961. Could not see it listed in spares@ but Dave may pick up on this post and sort you out if required.
If heater reads fine and no earth leakage then Im afraid its time for an engineer, please use the link below on my sig.Greg
Re: Would you buy a GE?
If you that keen on side by sides, go the whole hog and buy a Maytag or Admiral. They are the measuring stick IMO.
Greg
Re: neff oven
Sounds like a faulty PTC (the sensor that slides inside heater) p/no 187031 £37.50 +Vat. The distance the PTC goes down the tubing may be critical for correct temp sensing aswell 😕
Greg
Re: Neff dishwasher top spray arm dosn’t rotate
Hi
If you remove the front plinth of appliance and then remove ribbed foot length hose which goes from sump to metering unit. Clean it and then put it back in.
Please un plug appliance first and if you get all the water out of sump area where filters sit, with a cloth you won’t get any water dribbling when you remove that hose, it just O rings in BTW.Greg
Re: Whirlpool adg7540 dishwasher cold water only
DentedPorsche wrote:Sorry Gegsy, was in a rush when I answered this one and I credited it to the wrong person. 😕
DP:rotfl:
Re: Neff dishwasher top spray arm dosn’t rotate
If you look at the rear of the filters, you should see a dual plastic tube that goes up the rear internal cavity to a manifold that feeds the top basket.
Where this tube assembly locates in the rear of the filter, is it actually fully seated and not popped out?Greg
