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Re: Whirpool G2PDW1 Dishwasher
Bloody brain dead kitchen fitters. 😈
Went this morning, a very expensive looking laminated floor just under 1 inch thick had been laid tight up to the front feet. I had a hell of a job but managed to retract them fully, pulled it forwards then realised I could screw in the right hand rear foot from under the units, however it is in a corner and it is a physical impossiblity to reach and screw up the rear left hand foot. 😥
The customer was not impressed when I told her that the lovely flooring would have to be ripped up to gain access.
I inspected what I could with the lower plinth and door panels off, it is not possible to see into the back left hand corner, I could not see the mains filter, however I think I will order one, so that I have one to hand, if and when I return. I did find a new, unused hose clip in the base. :rolls:
Anyone know the part number?
Jim.
Re: GW709 Washing machine schematic required
Please read this, http://tinyurl.com/o5mq6
Hopefully P45 will be back from the pub soon, he has a thing about F & P. 😉
Jim.
Re: Hotpoint WMA belt
Deffo needs a new belt. Compare the new and old and you will be surprised how much it has stretched.
Jim.
Re: Indesit WE14 – Drum not turning.
Plenty of useful info here. http://tinyurl.com/zez8h
Mid range Bosch OK, Meile the cream. Also don’t discount our own ISE machine http://tinyurl.com/q6ahg , it comes with a unique support package.
Jim.Re: Neff S4409N1GB/01 D/W
Sad really, when you think that I have repaired a 13 year old Hotpoint 7871 D/W for less than £60.00 this morning, leaking drain pump. Rest of the machine is perfect.
Jim.
PS. Interesting to read in the NEFF Tech Info that a fault could be caused by ‘The Wrong Trousers’ 😆 “crackin cheese Gromit.” 8)
Re: Neff S4409N1GB/01 D/W
Thanks boro, he has now rung BSH again and they have agreed to call and fix it on production of receipt, also bringing both modules as well. 8)
What would be your guess as to the fault?
Jim.
Re: Neff S4409N1GB/01 D/W
I was thinking along those lines, perhaps BSH would accept the repair as in g/tee if the customer agreed to extend the maintenance contract, his other gripe was a five day wait for a call out when he rang them last week. I get the impression he is not the patient type, he was ringing round to suppliers whilst I was in the kitchen. 😥
Jim
Re: Indesit WE14 – Drum not turning.
It is impossible for me to say how much experience you do or don’t have. Examining the brushes is not that difficult. With regard to your second comment, I scrapped an Indesit that was 18 months old last week. If you pay a sensible, decent price you should get an appliance that will last 10 to 15 years, if you buy another, £200/£250 cheapo then you will be throwing it away in no time at all.
Jim.
Re: Neff S4409N1GB/01 D/W
I did have each individual panel off, due to the type of decor panel fitted it was a real PITA trying to get the thin metal edges under the console to latch onto the top of the door, I don’t think they used the correct mountings. My guess was that the touch control/display module is at fault rather than the base mounted power module. 😕
Jim.
Re: Indesit WE14 – Drum not turning.
The most common cause of this fault is worn motor brushes, you would have to examine them to confirm this. Please be sure to remove the plug before attempting to do this. If you are unsure then click on the link at the bottom of this post, we may have someone in your area who can help.
Also worth bearing in mind that the electronics on these machines are some of the most troublesome on the market. 😥
Jim.
Re: Neff S4409N1GB/01 D/W
Greg, you were so right. Machine is only 15 months old, I advised customer that it should still be covered by 2 year full g/tee but he was adamant that he had not registered it when purchased. Would this make a difference?
Getting the door panel and console back together when it has a heavy decor panel on is a real pain for starters.
Due to the young age of the machine it looked pristine. No leaks, all wiring and visible components perfect. I could trace a circuit into the main power board in the base which had no signs of damage. I could trace cotinuity from this board up to the control module.
The machine was as dead as the proverbial dodo. Because of this it is not possible to run any test routines.I suspect a control module fault but at around £95.00 that is far to expensive for me to take a punt on without any confirmation that this is a possibility.
Anyone like to agree or otherwise ? 🙂
Jim.
