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Re: zanussi module configuration
Paul, Get yourself a copy of the TDS, DVD, one of the best £25.00’s you will ever spend.
Jim.Re: Zan FJ1254W
Dave_Conway wrote: intermittency
I think I will make that my ‘Word Of The Week’ 😆
I had a very similar fault on one of these last week, turned out ot be a dodgy/loose wall socket.
Re: Funny Customer Names !
I still find it hard to believe that the paternal grandparents of Phil and Gary Neville called their son ………..Neville. 😆
Cue David Bowie song. 😉
Re: Hotpoint WMA13P
Well the new flap valve was to cure a problem with the valve sticking intermittantly. It is certainly a better seal with the later all rubber sump as opposed to the plastic one with the thin rubber strip round the inside, they leak quite often. not sure of the actual reason ❓
Re: Hotpoint WMA13P
Been like that for a while Bryan, had a small hole in a sump hose almost 3 years ago, had to fit the kit.
Jim.
Re: Funny Customer Names !
Penguin45 wrote:
iadom wrote:
a man called Richard Hearne, he gave a world weary sigh when I asked him the obvious questionJust what did you ask “Mr Pastry”, Jim?
Chris.
“Where’s your moustache” 😆
Re: Beko WMA1512S low water level
Penguin45 wrote:
Got to be a bad plan – educate the customer.
not so much a customer, more the wife of an old colleague/friend.
Agree totally on trying to adjust pressure switches though. Unless it is a Hotpoint top loader. 😉
Re: Hoover Ecologic Washer Drier Flooding Problem
Timer still available, now around £200. 😥
The pressure switch does appear to be functioning correctly.
You do seem to have an unusual fault but the engineer who has seen it all has not been born yet. 🙂
Re: Hoover Ecologic Washer Drier Flooding Problem
It is very difficult to go into any great detail, two different timers, different pressure switches etc. all tech info is copyright and is of limited availability even to the trade.
Re: Funny Customer Names !
eastlmark wrote:
iadom wrote:
And one for the older members, I have just done a call today for a man called Richard Hearn, he gave a world weary sigh when I asked him the obvious question, 😉 😆Sorry Jim, just dont get it?
Hi Mark, try a Google for Richard Hearne. 😆 I missed the last ‘e’ off in my first post.
Re: Beko WMA1512S low water level
He has just retired and moved north of the border, however she is a very imposing woman, not to be trifled with. 🙂
Re: Beko WMA1512S low water level
Doubt very much that there is a fault Bob, I suspect the user 😉 rather than the person who posed the question to me will have to adapt to the greatly reduced water levels and if needs be adjust the detergent dosage to allow for this.
Jim
Re: Beko WMA1512S low water level
The old type pressure switches are adjustable, although this is not advisable, just wondered if this machine has the same later type of pressure switch as the ISE ?
Re: Funny Customer Names !
And one for the older members, I have just done a call today for a man called Richard Hearne, he gave a world weary sigh when I asked him the obvious question, 😉 😆
Re: Funny Customer Names !
Working for Hotpoint in the Ashton area in the dim and very distant past, I had two calls in the same day for a Mrs Blood & Mrs Bone. 🙂
Slightly OT, there was a local school headmaster called Wright Platt, and a recently retired dentist called Perkins Pong, I kid you not. 😆
