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dont be fooled… even the more expensive machines are appearing with welded tubs
ive never really dealt with gornje stuff if im honest, ive heard theyre ok, but it wouldnt be fair to comment on them without knowing the facts
the bosch is as good as it gets for the price
its a good move to spend a bit more, just stay away from the indesit stuff
theres 3 mods
heater plate, heater and pcb required
im sure someone will be along withthe part numbers shortly
ah, but does yours tell you were all the mcdonalds are?
or all the morrisons?.. not to mention places of worship?
thing is, the tomtom is out there, and theres little like it…. love the full postcode search ( even if the adress dont come up and it says unnamed road, its never far away)
go buy one, will knock time off your day, for sure.. i reckon it saves me above an hour aweek in travelling time
and anyway, if you bought every map in th uk, it would cost u a lot of money
and your right… since that is the ONLY thing there ( ill send you the manual if you like) its a rather poor way of controlling the dryer.. thats why your havng the trouble you have, just plain pants
i once bought a navman
i had it 15 minutes
tomtom before and ever since, i consider the navman purchase as a moment of weaknes
i have a 530, bluetooth handsfree, speedcamera locations, you can put ANY points of interest in off various websites… live traffic, map sharing
mp3 player, playable through your radio, ebooks can be read .. it even reads out your texts
really, you cant go wrong
Re: Indesit WIDL126 washer/dryer
KermitT wrote:helo_75
Here is a quote from a letter from Indesit dated 14/2/06:
“In view of your comments we have discussed the matter with our Technical Department. They have confirmed that the appliance does have a humidity sensor. This will detect the dryness of the load, however we should explain that where a mixed load of items are dried, for example towels and shirts, the items that dry to the required level first will trigger the end of a drying cycle.”
OK – I called it a moisture sensor – amounts to the same thing.
Otherwise how could it differentiate between the three drying settings?
It has never worked properly, but that’s another issue.
ok
well, regardelss of what you might think, there is only ONE ‘sensor’ on the drying circuit
it isnt a moisture sensor, its an ntc.. in fact, its very similar to the wash ‘sensor’ in the fact that it reads the temperature by varying resistance.. moisture doesnt come into it
the three dryin sections are a set of values programmed into the board, and when the default resistance is met by the sensor, it switches off, regardless of whether the clothes are dry or not
that machine youve got is pants.. lowest quality of ALL the washer dryers out there, and methinks you think its more deluxe than it is
ive had many customers quoting chapter and verse, trying to be clever, but the facts are the machine isnt what you think it is
maybe a basic search of this site, or even a basic google will clarify things for you
but then what do i know, ive ony been repairing machines for 23 years
