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Re: Look at what you’re missing
razor is based in Dumbarton, don’t think he will go as far as Surrey 😆
JohnRe: dquinn?
Penguin45 wrote:I take it that the other penguin is a trainer? He posts, but his posts can’t be found?
I take it there must be a hidden trainers forum for these guys?
Think it is a bloody cheek stealing you name though Penguin, If I was you I would copyright it before anyone else has it. Big rush for the fish dishes at Sibson :rotfl:
Re: dquinn?
Dave runs the UKW office, sorry Dave appears in the office and drinks all the coffee. 😆
JohnRe: heavy duty american top loader
Dont know about the Maytag but Whirlpool american top loaders do not have a heater.
John
Re: lpr600
The older type ntc’s had spade connectors, the new ones have rast connectors and come with a cable to connect them to the ccu at the bottom/front.
If the ccu is at the top of the door all you do is cut the wires at the ntc and fit the new rast connector supplied in the pack
JohnRe: Nonsense
kwatt wrote:All public forums should now be restricted to registered users only K.
Exactly what I said 2 months ago!!!!!
At the end of the day if a member of public wants to post about a problem with their machine they can at least register, they get the rest for free. If you go ahead and do this it would IMO kill 99{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of the spam in one go.
It won’t stop the guests from reading the public forums so the hits will still keep coming.
John
Re: Soap Powders & Technology Training
Just to follow on from Ken’s post I had the pleasure of Rob, Grahame and George (the trainers) and Mr K Heath (the coffee drinker) at my office last night for what I understand to be the first training session of UKW. Before they started they apologised in advance because they thought the presentation/training session might not be a slick as should be due to the fact that it was the first one they had done. The apology was not required as the evening went well and training was first class and very professional.
I had 10 engineers in the office last night for training and asked them all beforehand what they thought they would learn and 8 of them said they would not learn anything new. The funny thing is, 6 of the 8 have over 120 years experience between them so I assume they thought they new it all, WRONG!!!
Spoke to the 8 sceptics after the meeting and they all had to admit they had learned a lot during the evenings training. The most popular phrase I heard after the training was “I never knew that………..”
If anyone reading this has not enquired about the training yet get on the phone to David and book it. I know it’s hard to believe but the training is FREE so what have you got to lose
I would like to thank the guys for all the hard work they put into last night and would hope that anyone else getting the training in the future will post here to let us all know how it went.
JohnRe: Nonsense
they were out in force last night, deleted 19 this morning over the first coffee.
Something just struck me though, It seems to be on different posts that they stick this crap all the time except for one post that seems to have some new spam every day
“Bish-Bosch dodgy wash! SGS 43A12 GB/27 Exxcel problem”
So I take it we can assume that it is a pissed off Bosch customer that is posting the spam 😆
John
Re: UKW CHARTER (amendments)
Penguin45 wrote:At least he hasn’t posted it up twice, John
Ok, Ok pick on the poor Scotsman now 😳 . I did notice the duplicate post before now but have not got permission to delete posts in the AC forums.
JohnPS. Its half time and Scotland are 1 up against Italy :scots:
What is the odds on me being happy in a hour’s time?
Re: Sanctions
Now that the charter looks as good as finished it must be time to move on to sanctions. When we go to Sibson I imagine the first question on everyone’s mind after they hear the charter is “What if a member does not comply?”
I have sketched out my thoughts above so can we have some thought on any amendments that need done?
JohnRe: UKW CHARTER (amendments)
Del wrote:I’ve run it through spell checker too for good measure.
Del wrote:If everyone can signify in the usuall manner
Sorry Sean, couldn’t resist it. 😀
I think the time has come to laminate the charter
JohnRe: UKW CHARTER (amendments)
Alex wrote:Couple of little spelling mistakes
Alex, you seem to have forgotten the Sean is an Irishman from Stoke now Living in Wales. Microsofts spelling checker can’t cope with this combination :rotl:
All looks fine by me. :tup:
JohnRe: A good lightweight vacume cleaner for my mother (who is
in my opinion it means in my opinion
JohnRe: whirlpool amz650 drain seal
The part no you require is 481246688517
If you send an email to spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk they will sort you out. cost is approx £6 plus postageJohn
