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Re: Hotpoint/Indesit T/D Recall – Wrongly done?
It has already been reported in other posts of forum members attending machines that have allegedly had the mod done, in less than 15 minutes in one instance. 🙁
Re: Neff D/W E15
Sadly cannot remove the machine due to installation, some very expensive tiles or a massive marble worktop will have to go first. 🙁
Loosened lower plinth and could just feel water in base though.
Thanks for replies.
Re: Neff control module – can I use a cheaper (v similar) mo
It is 99.9{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} certain they are NOT interchangeable. 🙁
Re: lft114 uk
No card reader needed for small control module but it does sound like a main pcb fault which does. 🙁
Re: Hotpoint TCL770 Aquarius help
The best option is their offer of a new dryer at £59 for vented or £99 for condenser but there are reports of that taking some time now.
The modifications have been many months since the start.Re: Hotpoint TCL770 Aquarius help
barry989 wrote:Hopefully not waiting too long. .
I love an optimist. 🙂
Re: Hotpoint TCL770 Aquarius help
It has been all over the TV, newspapers and the internet for over two years. You should register it at once but you may have a long wait for a result. 🙁
Just Google Hotpoint dryer fire risk and you will get some idea of the magnitude of the problem.
Re: Hotpoint TCL770 Aquarius help
Check it out here, you will need full model and serial number.
Re: Hotpoint TCL770 Aquarius help
barry989 wrote:I don’t know?
:eeek:
Have you had the dryer from new? Have you seen all the publicity about these dryers, if not you should check it out at once. The official line from Whirlpool is to stop using them.Re: A bit of an oversight?
kwatt wrote:Just thinking about this Jim, do you know if the customer has home insurance?
It should be covered on that and the customer will get on a a *LOT* faster claiming through her insurer than chasing you and yours.
A bit of history with this customer sadly. When the machine was first installed several years ago she had the new laminate floor fitted the day after.
I was adamant that I had connected the fill hose correctly but a couple of weeks later I got a call to say her new floor was coming up.
The leak was from the fill hose, the floor company insisted that they had not touched the connections and TBH there is room to get the machine out fully without any disconnections so it was just my word against theirs.
The upshot was that after many months of arguing my PLI paid the claim, I’m guessing that’s why she thinks they will stump up this time. 🙁Re: A bit of an oversight?
I know it always had those instructions in the Hotpoint manuals, in fact just checked a couple of more recent Hotpoint manuals and it does say turn off taps when machine is not in use.
Most manuals also tell the user to unplug or switch of the mains but again I’ll wager less than 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} do. It’s only when something like this happens that you realise you need that extra little bit of ‘cover’.Jim.
Re: hotpoint wml 720pukr
Info here. 😉
No wiring change but you may need two screws if the later interlock needs them.
Jim.NB. Deleted your duplicate thread on same topic. 🙂
