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  • in reply to: W3922 vs ISE10 #256699
    helo_75
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    the wma range werent overly bad

    although the tub and drum assembly is still in use in some of the current machines, the motor and electronics are far different

    when they made them, we all thought they were poor, with high bearing failure rates, however, theyre reliable compared to the new generation

    jim (iadom) is always stating how he has a wma (62?) at home, and he quite likes it

    its like anything else.. the engineers (not adam of course, he draws pictures!)have seen the way machines should be made , going back to the old wrap round cabinets on the hotpoints, twin tubs, top loaders etc

    its difficult for us to watch these machines be as bad as they are, weve seen how they could be.. its frustrating seeing the ‘quality’ of modern day machines

    quick note – yes the out of balance scenario is to stop vibration and damage to the machine, yet old machines didnt have it
    why? because they could handle it, things were made from quality materials, designed to last years, the new machines are all plastic and shake to pieces if allowed to

    write that down adam, it might be useful to you in that other forum you post in

    get yerself a nice, basic wma32 dan, not bad, when all said and done!
    and thanks for your input

    rob

    in reply to: Time for a rethink. #258257
    helo_75
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    come work at comet

    lol

    in reply to: W3922 vs ISE10 #256696
    helo_75
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    the wma was a hotpoint machine, the wf/wt is an indesit machine

    however both machines have out of balance protection circuits – the wma machines less sensetive

    the wma was the last of the original hotpoint machines, and although they werent the best, they outshine that new generation 10 fold

    and, adam, its not for safety… you should really read up on it – again, your making unfounded comments

    in reply to: Time for a rethink. #258255
    helo_75
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    cant be that bad, can it?

    in reply to: Schreiber/Hygena APM6325 SX Not Cold #258104
    helo_75
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    DO NOT turn the fridge upside down, it will never work again

    again, i think a thermostat would probably cure your problem

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA46 #258140
    helo_75
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    carbon brushes in the motor are the usual culprit

    motor off to check them
    and, of course, plug out

    in reply to: Currys/Comet Merger? #257702
    helo_75
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    and what exactly did you hear trev? pm me

    in reply to: Problems with Zanussi WJD 1667 W #258114
    helo_75
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    erm, the valve?

    the green coil on the three way valve is faulty

    unplug and replace

    the fan and heater wont run for a good few minutes when you switch it on

    hiope this helps

    in reply to: Hotpoint Aquarius VTD00P problem ? #258100
    helo_75
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    is it a bitron lock ( the relay in the lock itself)?

    the relay penguin showed you is off the earlier one

    you got a serial number?

    in reply to: Hotpoint Aquarius VTD00P problem ? #258097
    helo_75
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    unusual

    ar you sure the bit that locates in the lock on the door isnt broken?

    the buzzing is the lock not activated

    in reply to: Hotpoint CDT00 won’t stop and reverse. #258069
    helo_75
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    erm, dont be surprised then if the front fans goin la la again.. most unreliable part of the machine

    in reply to: beko wma 765 s #258081
    helo_75
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    right on cue….

    your slacking, mr p, that took you 21 minutes

    in reply to: FISHER & PAYKEL – DD6031 #258083
    helo_75
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    give me yer email ow643@aol.com, and ill send u a manual!!!

    in reply to: Hotpoint WF440 Flashing Lights #258077
    helo_75
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    well, if your good enough, then yes, i know theyre available

    make sure the plugs out… theres more than one relay on the board, u just have to follow the heater connections back to the faulty one, remove it and take it to maplins.. theyre usually pretty good for things like that

    the only reason you’d need an eprom is because the original one is different to the service pcb, and isnt interchangeable, so ull need a new one, unless of course uve had the board replaced previously…..

    hope this helps

    in reply to: beko wma 765 s #258079
    helo_75
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    well, you could just check the pump first, tyo make sure theres no blockages

    next thing, is your machine plumbed in under the sink, attatched to the drain?

    further to that, try a good old service wash

    that being a 90 degree wash with no clothes in, possibly using calogon or such like, or some bleach
    if you use bleach, be sure to do a couple of washes later to get rid of it fully

    it sounds like the usual scenario, theres a useful guide on here, i cant just find it, im sure one of the guys (probably penguin) who will paste you the link

    hope this helps?

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