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ahem… ITS BLACK, WITH GREY PIPING AND THE ONCALL LOGO

http://www.oncall.co.uk

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yes, even the indesit stuff does that…. its because it cant monitor whether the heaters on or not, regardless of program set, so as a safety precaution, it aborts

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its black with grey piping, with the oncall logo on it

i know , i wear it everyday

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change the whole thing, make sure its right

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wheres orange and white come from?

http://www.oncall.co.uk

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we’ve been rebranded for sometime

the website goes live i think nov 5th

bit of a worry, we’re all under consultation for change of contracts as well

theres a few things already on the go…..

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id be disconnecting the heater and trying it in spin first

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does it wash at all>

common reason for that (other than the pcb of course) is an earth leak in the heater

akways worht checking first, b4 going to the expense of a pcb

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depends on the circumstances and whether its a risk or not

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why does it need a pcb? its rare for those to fail

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d&g dont cover corrossion so it would be a waste of money

not many manufacturers do either, in or outside of warranty

wouldnt expect it to be cheap either

but… i gotta ask.. are you positive its rust? have u tried to clean it off?

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you found what your lookin for yet? 😛

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surely you mean ‘oncall’?

anyway.. imagine the scenario… damage a 5yr old mfi door?

its happened, and its not pretty, the bills can be high

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unfortunately not, diffferent manufacturers, and different eprom files.. u need to physically look

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