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Re: Servis Rainwave 1100 Integrated Washer Dryer
Hi Tasa.
Yes, your Servis is pretty dead. It’s very expensive to replace all the drum, especially if it’s completely collapsed 😕
My advice is to get a free-standing machine, rather than intergrated. Unless you buy a very expensive intergrated model, you’ll just get a un-reliable machine.
But I’d also recommend getting a seperate washer and dryer if you have the space?
Just thought I’d post to show my support.
I’m crying with pride (on the inside) :tup:
Ps. This will be be my only post for a few weeks, as GB senior is on holiday, and I’m actually having to do some work 🙁 I don’t know how you other guys do it!
Re: candle wax in a dishwasher!
I had the same thing 2 weeks ago 🙄
She decided to wash all of her ordemental ducks, one of which was wax. Twas a BSH machine, with that matrix thing up the side, which was completely blocked with set wax! As was the drain hose and sink trap. Twasn’t very fun 🙁
Customer wrote:You won’t tell anyone how stupid I am will ya?
Re: World Cup 2006
Alex wrote:http://www.scottishquest.com/howscottish/game.html
Class 😆 Nice 1 Alex :tup:
Re: Hotpoint Aquarius Washer Dryer WD62
cousins wrote:Just for the record – I was able to access the switch simply by removing the appliance top and a long arm down to its location. There is then enough wire length to bring it out to the top of the machine and work at it from there. This alleviated the need to tamper with the drum seal at all.
I (and most other appliance engineers) would always do it by removing the door seal, as described, because washing machines are usually under a worktop. Maybe it’s laziness 😉 but it’s mostly so we don’t have to risk damaging floors to remove the machine. If the machine isn’t under a worktop, your way would be easier 🙂
Of course anybody doing this, must unlug the machine first!
Gald to see that your sorted cousins :tup:
Re: Servis Easi Logic 1500 – something in drum
That does sound like a foriegn body, in the tub/pump 🙁
Re: Windows Vista
kwatt wrote:…and the actual OS eats up around 15Gb! The list goes on.
😯 Byjazus!
Do they need anymore mugs for beta? They reckon it will work seemlessly with an xbox 360. I’ll tell ’em 😈
Re: World Cup 2006
Speaking of the match…
It was horrible to watch, but all the other big teams (except Germany) have had unconvincing, narrow wins too 😕 Holland were really hanging on
If it happens again, it will be in cool weather, and (media) people will be calling for Sven’s head early. Those sub decisions? WTF?
Everyone is just getting warmed up! It’s gonna be a good few weeks, especially if the ball keep moving in the air so violently 😀
Re: Servis Easi Logic 1500 – something in drum
Bargainhunter? I suppose that’s why you bought a Servis? 😛 Sorry!
Are you sure that the drum support/bearings are ok? Open the door. Is there lateral movement on the inner drum, within the outer tub?
Re: Hotpoint 9559W – Bearings/Seals
Washman wrote:If you are that confused over where they go then I think you should get an engineer out to fit the bearings.
Look under repairs@ on the left
I think Mike is right. There’s so many variables during this job, and they all have to be perfect. Otherwise the new bearing wont last at all. Starting with the drum suport/shaft. You should fit a new one if your doing the bearings.
Re: Recommended Listening
Ever heard of ‘Trailer Park Boys’?
It’s not a band, it’s the best comedy show in the world 😀 So Funny!
It’s the original mockumentary series; before The Office, and Curth Your Enthuiasm. It’s all about the people of a Canadian trailer park. And they’ve got a episode all about Rush.
The only problem is the language. It contains very filthy language, all the way through 🙄
Don’t click the links!
