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Re: diplomat adp8322 – water logged
Hya Chris :wave:
Fault 4, thus it would be a drain failure.
So you will have to check for kinked pipes etc. If all that checks out It looking liek aweak drain pump.Greg
Re: diplomat adp8322 – water logged
Hi
Does the START lamp flash a certain amount of times? If so how many?Greg
Re: Diplomat Gas Hob ignition button
Ok take oven out if you can. A match up will be hard to do without model.
Greg
Re: Diplomat Gas Hob ignition button
Just stick yer head under cupboard and look under with torch
Greg
Re: Diplomat Gas Hob ignition button
Hi Debbie
Model number will be underneath on base unfortunately.Greg
Re: “Off topic” Unusual names of members
Penguin45 wrote:Whereas I am “vertically challenged”, you are “circumferentially challenged”. :rotfl:
As for kheath, don’t mention follicles. Or challenged. :rotl:
Chris.
and there me thinkin he was losing his hair 😆
Greg
Re: NEFF Oven low temp.
Hi dick
1051-2 isnt the model number Im afraid. On the plate that you got that number will be the correct model. Just type all of it in here and we will extract it.
FYI the thermostat is a complet unit with capillary and probe.Greg
Re: “Off topic” Unusual names of members
My my we do seem to be having a run of them 😆 I cant bring myself to name the other but “here’s an idea for you” springs to mind 😆
My name on here is obvious an boring no explanation needed 😉 Although kheath was convinced it was fat git at the meeting 😆 dunno how he cam to that conclusion 😕
Greg
Re: “Off topic” Unusual names of members
Im curious as I was a few weeks ago about “Nobrot”, surely you could get cream for that?
Greg 😆
Re: “Off topic” Unusual names of members
technics1200 wrote:i don’t get it!
mine name comes from my two babies i keep in the spare room…..
😆 😯Top bloke nice babies 😆
Look like SME tonearms?? What you think?Greg 😉
Re: BOSCH LOGIXX DISHWASHER SGS66A02GB/17 STRANGE FAULT
Beever wrote:The replacment part no is now 497570 £16.74
Regards
Ian B🙄
Sure does, but where did p/no 482937 which does get replaced by 498054, come from; as 480748 was original part for this appliance and as you said correctly gets replaced by 497570 ?
We got there in the end.Greg
Re: LPG cookers
Hi
First and foremost, under NO circumstances must any person who is not corgi qualified to work on any LPG or Natural Gas equipment or do anything other than use it other than normal day to day usage.Natural and liquified petroleum gas are NOT interchangeable as far as any appliance is concerned; however certain manufacturers do offer a conversion kit as you mentioned, but would still have to be undertaken by a suitable corgi engineer.
Have you tried putting your post code in the corgi website for your nearest engineer.http://www.corgi-gas-safety.com/section_gas_law/about_installer_find_installer.asp.
Also FYI if any person other than a corgi engineer does any work to the appliance and causes damage or death your house insurance will be void.Regards
Greg
