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Re: Ignis AKL436 inner door glass re-seal
Door outer and door inner should seperate with a slight persuasion, they arent bonded. Only the inner glass is bonded to the inner door hence the need for exchange. If you can give me the 12 digit number I can get you the correct part number. 😉
Greg
Re: Ignis AKL436 inner door glass re-seal
You will need a new door inner Im afraid.
Do you have the 12 digit number under the barcode?Greg
Re: What guarantee can you get from your supplier?
kheath wrote:The point is, if as an industry we are to guarantee a part for 12 months should we as a trade buyer not expect a 12 month guarantee from our trade supplier?
How do the suppliers get away with it?
I am not genned up on this area so be gentle 😀
Surely if we have to safeguard our customers against part failure under normal use for 12 months, then surely the supplier should look after their customers (us) for the same period and so the chain goes on. 😕Greg
Re: Guaranteed Repairs
We give 12 months guarantee on parts fitted, with the exception of door gaskets and plastic parts. Unless it can be shown to be a defect.
Greg
Re: Bosch SGS43A52GB/35 Dishwasher
Never ever had an on/off switch fail but still can’t hurt to look.
Greg
Re: cooker cutting out
Seamy wrote:Dopper, is the COOLING FAN running, not the circulation fan inside the oven?
Im sure Dave mentioned that in his previous post 😀
Greg
Re: Bosch WFF2000 Prewash flashes 5 times
Hi
Its either a motor fault or a PCB module fault.
Personally I would use the engineer link below rather than make expensive guesses 😉Greg
Re: Hotpoint WMA58 stopped working
Where abouts are you? Someone may know an engineer for you 😀
Greg
Re: NEFF Dishwasher programme ending too early
The heat would aggravate a worn pump bearing allowing it to jam on its housing. When it cools down, hey presto all works again and appears not faulty at all 🙂
Greg
Re: servis m3802 washing mashine
wilsya wrote:what actualy governs the drum balance on this machine?
Penguin45 wrote:Strangely enough, it probably will be the drive belt, despite it being in place. It’s elasticated (ie self tensioning) and they do stretch over time, which seems to affect the way the computer analyses the load balance at the spin sequence.
It’s here:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … cts_id=550Power off when replacing please.
Regards,
Penguin45.
