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Re: Zanussi drier TDS 383W – fitting gasket help
spbaldock wrote:…does anyone know of an easy way to do this?
There is no ‘easy’ way! This is the problem with DIY rather than paying the local expert to do the job.
I can’t give you a ‘blow by blow’ account for safety reasons, so I’ll just say… unplug the machine before you do anything, and then take the top panel and both sides off.
If it doesn’t become obvious from there, call in an expert.
Re: Questions
I tryed that once with the Bosch. One of the model, I can’t remember which, had the same door as the Siemens.
I’d collected alot of Siemens chrome doors (that looked fantastic) and everytime I sold a Bosch, I offered the customer a chrome door for a tenner extra.
I gave up after a while because everyone said no! Did I over-price it?
Re: Bosch WFL2260 motor access
Martin wrote:No! No! tipping the machine on it’s back is not the way to do it. :lesson:
I meant access is from underneath. I tip the machine slightly forward or backwards, depending on the kitchen, length of pipes etc.
Of course, I’m only little so I can crawl under the washer pretty easy. 😉
Re: Bosch WFL2260 motor access
Re: Bosch WFL2260 motor access
Ahhh, plastic tub!
It aint so bad. We just tip the machine back a little for access, but don’t tip it all the way onto it’s back.
There a whole thread on Bosch brushes somewhere.
Re: The UKW meeting 2005 awards.
Sweet! Thank you, thank you. Where can I claim my prize?
A few more unanswered…
The award for the person that looks the most like their avatar.
My vote is with DaveThe award for the person that asked the most stupid question.
I think I could win that one too, with my question about Jurgen.and…
The award for the person that did the most damage to the toilet in the conference suite on Saturday morning.
I don’t know who did it, but the paint was stripping off the walls.Re: Mystery tool
I saw the Herloni engineer this morning, and he says that is what it is for!
He also says that the tool buckles the base of the dryer, therefore you can tell how many belt the dryer has had, by the amount of buckles in the base. 😉
Re: Mystery tool
:tup: Well done Martin!
You could find a part number for a bonus point…
ps. Nice1 Kheath 😆 Maybe it was once.
Re: Mystery tool
Nope! That was my first guess too.
First clue: It’s not home-made. It’s a tool given to Herloni engineers.
Re: Soap Powders & Technology Training
kwatt wrote:David will be in touch in the morning GB.
Sorted. Thank you!
