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break it off
they are screwed on with 2 screws, one is only accesible with the drum out
u can get away with puttin the new one on with one screw, and that has to go on through the hole where the sump hose fits!
not the easiest job in the world, call someone in if your not sure
hope this helps
thing is, brushes do make noises when theyre new
they will, eventually shape themselves to the shape of the armature, and the sound should lessen
honestly, your concerning yourself with nothing
where r u based:P
i need some good quality flashing lights for the xmas tree, and i know hotpoint wont let me down
just set it to a wash and watch em flash!!
cant help yourself can you?
regardless of who broke the glass, hotpoint/cannon/creda/indesit/ariston/merloni have a legal obligation to supply spare parts for their appliances for a reasonable period of time,
things get broken..the customer never said they wanted it done free, now did they? they were only concerned that the part wasnt available after a short period of timeyes the sales of goods act reasons that the customer deals with the retailer, and if thats comet, didnt they buy it from somewhere? so its the same thing ultimately, the liability lies with the manufacturer
fairs fair, and thats why i posted what i didyep, its usually because the hole from the pump through the base to the condenser is blocked, stick a cable tie through it to unblock it
or, its been moved recently
quite often, if you dry the element off, itll work fine
why are people giving ANY advice on a gas hob?
its faulty, its apparant what the problem is, the thing needs repairing, a part needs replacing.. by a corgi registered engineer only
please call someone out, thank you
how old is it? if its under 5 yr old, play them at their own game, and call them out under the 5 yr parts warranty, if they cant supply their own parts, then theyre gonna have to replace it for you arent they
just dont tell em its because u slipped, tell em it just exploded
yes, penguin45, one of the forum mods, hes usually on hand to advise about availablity
although, if you click the shop@ link at the top of the page, u should be able to contact someone
assuming the pcb is at the top of the machine, at the front, the part number is 43×9136
im sure there will be one of them available from the online shop here
im sure penguin will be around to help soon
oh, and theyre not too hard to fit, if you remember to unplug it first*
to be fair, other than that merloni rubbish, ovens are much of a muchness… smeg do tend to be better quality, although i do tend to push people towards neff/bosch… extremely reliable, good build quality and readily available parts should they break down!
so choice is yours, remember, its all about keeping your appliance working, and workin well… theres not many cookers beat smeg
