Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Re: Bosch Cooler ( electronic Control ) KGV 2604
linrew wrote:basicly involves cutting some wires and joining them together to bypass the stat..
linrewIt bypasses foamed in NTC sensor not stat (thermostat)
Greg
Re: My 1st one sold
Why not open your own account no minimum order, and machines delivered to your door.
Contact John Hopwood 07979 520 916
Greg
Re: FAULT CODE HELP PLEASE
Already mentioned http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=40&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15
Greg
Re: Bosch WFL2260 bearings
Hi
Thats not bad for 7 years really. Wouldnt get that sort of durability from the run of the mill junk we see about today.
I think they are good value for money compared to most IMO.
GregRe: John Lewis Machines
Same thing happening with IKEA, they are using Whirlpool as their source.
Greg
Re: Bosch WFL2260 bearings
Hya Rob
Yes it is a split tank, but isnt for the faint hearted. Its not the easiest of split tanks. Personally I would seek an engineer for this one.
As for the other points raised, they are a pretty good machines and rarely give problems.
How old is it anyway??Greg
Re: Bosch Flood protection activated.
Hi Steve
Remove ribbed hose 298556 and thoroughly clean, that is the front left hose Penguin is talking about. As for the top part that removes you correctly identified it as 263097, remove that and clean that and the bath it sits in.
Hope that clears that up 😀Greg
Re: Bosch Logixx Kgu32121gb/02 FD 8302 Warranty
Hi
Was made in Nov 2001. The key to working age out is easy. Just add 2 to the first digit eg 8302 becomes 03 = 2003 – 02 = Feb 😉
Works for all Neff, Bosch and Siemens.Greg
Re: Machine on test
Ok Martin
Make sure you give that door a good push, being new they sometimes don’t fully engage, and therefore will not go into test mode.Will PM you aswell
Greg
Re: Any thoughts?
Yea Bryan a good choice also expertcat (ex EAC) knows his shit as it where 😀
Greg
Re: Bosch Flood protection activated.
Hi
You could watch the fill valve, especially where solenoid attaches to valve unit. The seam there seems to weep occasionally even with appliance off providing mains water to it is switched on; thus requiring valve unit replacement.
Power off before attempting any investigations :plug:
Greg
