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  • in reply to: Indesit D61 Dishwasher #186471
    iadom
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    Re: Indesit D61 Dishwasher

    You asked this very same question yesterday and got an answer which you replied to. 😕

    http://tinyurl.com/procj

    It helps if you use your original post so that anyone else reading it can follow it correctly.
    You would appear to have a pump blockage, the timer will click round if an error is detected.

    Click the link in my sig to see if we have someone who can help you.

    in reply to: WMA 66 N– NO MOTOR ACTION #186475
    iadom
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    Re: WMA 66 N– NO MOTOR ACTION

    Check your e-mails. 😉

    Jim.

    in reply to: hotpoint wma40 #186379
    iadom
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    Re: hotpoint wma40

    Possibly time for an engineer, check the link in my sig to see if we have someone who can help. There are certain test procedures that he/she can use to try to identify the problem. It sounds as though it may be the control module that is at fault, however it rather expensive to change without first eliminating all other possible causes such as the door lock itself.

    Advisable to change the door lock in any event as these do have a habit of damaging the control module.

    Please remove the mains plug if you intend to go inside. 😉

    in reply to: Whirlpool Washing machine AWG 280 #186382
    iadom
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    Re: Whirlpool Washing machine AWG 280

    http://tinyurl.com/mq8g3 😉

    in reply to: How easy we engineers have it now! #186424
    iadom
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    Re: How easy we engineers have it now!

    I still have my contract from the time I started at Hotpoint or BDA as it then was. May 1969. salary £810 per annum, hours 40 per week. 😯

    I was given a large, Perkins diesel engined Ford Transit, three weeks training in Nottingham ( happy days & nights 😉 ) Then after three days with a field trainer I was released on the unsuspecting public of Manchester. Initially a Basic (Vacs, wringers, twin tubs, table ironers etc) engineer. after 18 months I was given a box of fridge thermostats, bulbs and the odd fridge door catch ( many times stronger than a dishwasher door latch) and informed that I was now a fully trained fridge engineer. In those days we did not do any regassing, the whole refrigeration unit came mounted on a metal frame and you swapped the full gubbins in one go. The advent of two temp, auto defrost later made that impractical. I have to say that it was one of the happiest times of my life. I enjoyed the job then just as much as I still do today. It was a time when you still had pride in the company and the customers gave you respect. I later did the auto course at Nottingham and when Hotpoint reintroduced a range of Bosch made dishwashers became the first engineer in the Manchester area to go on the D/W course in Peterborough.

    Today, I don’t have sat nav, I have ‘The Knowledge’. I do not give my customers my mobile number but use it for my convenience only. There are only a few benefits to being self employed and one of them is that you can choose your customers. Almost all of my customers are polite, friendly ( its a Northern thing) and aggro is something that is I do not get, nor would I tolerate it for the sake of a few ££’s.

    The modern machines are to me, just another challenge, sometimes you do feel that it is not worth the effort on one of the spaghetti munchers finest, when you feel that you have to run back to the car and do an F1 racing start so that you can get round the corner before it breaks down again. 😥

    The one thing that is different is the traffic, there is no rush hour now in this area, it is virtually crawling along at all hours of the day. Although I did once do a month long secondment in the London area at the time of the 3 day week, around 1971 if my memory is correct. Power cuts happened without warning, driving round Marble Arch in my big tranny with no traffic lights working was quite enjoyable at the time. 8)

    In conclusion I would have to say that it is not a lot easier today, nor would I agree with Ken when he says it is ‘a lot harder’. Its just a different world, some things are better and some are not. On balance I would say that I would not like to be starting out in this business today, but then that could just be my age. 😆

    in reply to: Indesit W123UK BG #186401
    iadom
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    Re: Indesit W123UK BG

    Pressure switch is a C00088393. Module is C0093157, Eeprom is C00089846.

    would still advise sending the module to EMW, they will turn it round almost a soon as you can order a new one with a good saving on cost of new module & eeprom combined.

    in reply to: Indesit W123UK BG #186399
    iadom
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    Re: Indesit W123UK BG

    Very common module fault. Send it to Tony at EMW for repair, if you order a new one you will need to order an eeprom as well. Couple of different pressure switches, need serial number to ID, has it got the metal or plastic outer drum?

    in reply to: More info to the public than Us??? #186344
    iadom
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    Re: More info to the public than Us???

    Do you have a business account with them?

    in reply to: Football #174999
    iadom
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    Re: Football

    Chelski to play Barca again, 😀
    http://tinyurl.com/me2od

    in reply to: Blame The Penguin! #185724
    iadom
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    Re: Blame The Penguin!

    kwatt wrote:

    What can we set Gegsy on doing then chaps? 😈

    Cutting Sean up into bite sized pieces for Dave. 😆

    in reply to: Cats #110255
    iadom
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    Re: Cats

    No problem, :tup: but as you can see, lack of any punctuation can make even the most interesting posts unreadable. Once you get past three or four lines in such a post, your brain shuts off and you turn to something else. 😆

    Jim.

    in reply to: Cats #110253
    iadom
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    Re: Cats

    DDSDDS wrote:back to the toolbox cat
    i once went to a house and the owner had a litter of kittens ready to go my other half was in van outside waiting for me while i was in te lady was asking do you have any pets do you know anyone that wants a cat and i did but my other half didnt (we had spoke one the matter some weeks before) and as i turned to pack away my things there was a little kitten in my toolbox making a sort of meow face without the noise awwwww just had to keep it took it to van put it on her lap and drove home she was mad but would not seperate by the time she got home
    so far have had twelve months of scratched wallpaper think its too late to take it back lol


    Try a few of these DDSDDS, , ‘ . ? it will make your posts so much better for us all to read and enjoy. 😉


    Jim. 8)

    in reply to: Blame The Penguin! #185719
    iadom
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    Re: Blame The Penguin!

    Martin wrote:Jim’s the spellcheck guru


    From the Candy article.

    The service is ran from the old Hoover offices in Bolton

    From the Zanussi article

    They also produced washing machines Hotpoint for Hotpoint at this
    time

    From the Baumatic article

    Spare parts can be gotten for Baumatic , that just does not scan nicely at all, obtained, acquired etc, would read far better 🙂

    Now I really am getting picky here, 😀

    From the Beko article

    one of the biggest household appliances companies in Europe , no need for the ‘s’ in appliances.

    Tsk. 😀

    in reply to: Football #174996
    iadom
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    Re: Football

    gegsy wrote: Arsenal 2 (Ljungberg 77, Flamini 90)– 1 Dinamo Zagreb (da Silva 12)
    (Champions League Leg 2
    Emirates Stadium

    Yesssssssssss :tup:

    Greg

    Does that mean you get to play with proper teams now. 😛 😆

    in reply to: Hotpoint Ultima FDW85 AL05 Error #186160
    iadom
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    Re: Hotpoint Ultima FDW85 AL05 Error

    As they say, when you are in a hole, stop digging,

    http://tinyurl.com/o5mq6

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