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Re: New Beko
madrat wrote:New Beko came today 😀
Lovely machine. First thing I did was pop the top off and check the tub wasnt sealed, and it wasnt 😀
Very quiet, at its loudest when filling or emptying, extra 0.5 kg load space seams huge and the 1400 spin is a vast improvment over the 1200 of the old Creda.
Great bit of thinking next to the pump inspection hole thingy, a pull out flexable pipe that lets you drain most of the water out befor removing the cap :worthy:
if its the one with the weight at the bottom, id be tightening it up… it isnt pretty when they fall off, trust me
Re: Are you quiet at the moment or is it me?
whiskeyjack6058 wrote:I usualy charge £25 inc vat plus parts for freestanding an £35 inc vat plus parts for built in but it can vary, ie. bearing jobs or Neff built in dishwasher heater unit/motor etc.
Robert.
are you crazy?
ill keep saying this, and i mean it sincereley… dont undervalue what you do
your a skilled tradesman , and you should charge accordingly
it does take up to 7 minutes for the fan and heater to come on
have you tried waiting?
e10 is usually the green valve, but it could just be a blocked condenser
take the cap off at the top of the soap box and make sure theres water goin in
hope this helps
itll want a defrost heater and cut out (all together in the same part number)
and the defrost heater needs to be moved lower down on the evaporator to stop the ice balling
simple repair, takes around 25 mins and it wont happen again.. all covered under your 12 months warranty
i wont comment on the previous post
ill send you the bulletin if you need it clarifying
personally, id push the lid backwards
and dont be afraid of giving it a good smack with the palm of your hand!!!
it will come off, you just gotta be a bit tough with it
power or not, the clock dictates whether the oven works
have u checked its not just been knocked on to automatic?
its unusual for them to go dead, u usually get SOMETHING!
its because its a washer dryer
they tend to run hot and trip the thermal fuse because they run for long periods on dry with next to no water in it
i mean wow.. 2 pumps in 5 years? i aint even gonna entertain that comment
most will
they usually have a time out on the pcb, and if they dont heat theyll finish off, so theyre not stuck full of water
usually a dry joint on the pcb if the heater tests out ok
