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Goatboy
ParticipantI suppose you’d need to find some kind of event already going on? :con:
Goatboy
ParticipantAny plans to take it on tour?
Manchester maybe? 🙂
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Name this mystery object.
It looks like a very large rubber foot for a domestic appliance. Though I’m sure that someone will find a way to relate it to a penguin/goat 😕 Maybe some kind of hat?
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Hoover V2000 replacement motor
I’d agree with Dave that you’ve got the wrong motor 😕
Couldn’t you just take the rubber mount off the old motor, and push it onto the new motor?
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Profit & Loss
They must be desperate, they’ve just offered Goatboy a (one) job.
I might have to actually read all these threads about them now!
They started off offering me £30 inc VAT, but I managed to talk them into £50 exe VAT 😀
What could go wrong!?!?! 😈
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Compensation Issue
I could be blunt and crude about what the customer needs…
But I think Martin has it spot on! :tup:
Goatboy
Participanthttp://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … ge&pid=112
It’s cold fill only 😉
April 5, 2006 at 9:25 am in reply to: How much do you think a Hoover 3236 washer cost in 70’s? #172157Goatboy
ParticipantWasn’t this when the average wage was £10 a week?
£50, my guess.
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
I just had a charming customer on the phone 🙁
She ask if I covered her area (Bacup), I said no, she told me to f*** off then, and hung up on me 🙁
It’s a good job that she withheld her phone number! 👿 It’s not like I don’t deserve it, but it made me wonder if she talks like that to every workman she tries to hire? Stupid mare!
Do you cover that area, Iadom? Look out for her, Bosch, won’t empty, in Wier.
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Dryer Recommendation
friggy wrote:…the wife likes the porthole so you can see clothes…
Get a solid door dryer, and buy your wife a TV 😆
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Candy Aquaviva 1000 hot / cold problem.
Shippo wrote:I am guessing it is something to do with a thermostat or a heater ? Am I right ?
Probably 😕 Say 90{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} probably.
Shippo wrote:If so what sort of money can I expect to be paying to solve the problem ie for parts and then labour.
This really is an impossible question to answer, as different companies, had vastly different rates!
If it is the sensor that is faulty, the price for that is negligable, it’s more a problem of who has it in stock 😉
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Adding brush control to a DC07 – possible?
They’re full of tiny little torx screw. But somebody at Dyson, realised that everyone has adaptors for torx screws. So now on the DC07, these screws are at the bottom of narrow deep shafts, so you can’t get your adaptor in there 🙁 and you’ll need to buy the correct screw-driver!
Saying that, there’s only one of these unacessible screws on the clutched head. Taking your old un-clutched one off should be easy 😀
Good luck, and let us know how you get on :tup:
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: TMS
Penguin45 wrote:Don’t know where you’re getting your info from GB – TMS (Leeds) was open as normal today.
My rep phoned me yesterday to tell me that the administrators were comming in 🙁
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Candy CDC266 Reverse Action Dryer – squeaking noise
It sounds like it might of worn through the unsubstanial bearing already, and that noise could be the shaft grinding through the metal backplate 🙁
Is it that noisey? Metal on metal noise?
IMHO of if you should fix it… I hate those dryers 👿
Goatboy
ParticipantRe: Adding brush control to a DC07 – possible?
Not a DC04 to a DC07.
But (in theory) you could get a DC07 head, with clutch, and fit it. Though it would be an awkward job.
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