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Re: QED ?
kwatt wrote: for the article that you’re writing on them.
In my position as a Whirlpool service partner I would have to decline such an offer. If I told the truth in an article about side by sides I would no longer be a Whirlpool service partner.
If truth be told they are not a bad product but have got the “Hoover” sickness, that is everybody knows someone with a faulty one because there are millions of them out there. We keep on seeing the problem with the clicking board on all the older ones that were made before 2004 and they seem to make up the bulk of the calls. The good point is that when they call for a repair Inkfish sell them a policy and we get paid £80 + vat to fix them 😆
JohnRe: QED ?
kwatt wrote:Is there any chance I can borrow the common boards to take pictures of them John?
What a bloody chancer, guess who has a Whirlpool side by side to fix next week/ 😆
I can take some pics if you like or bring some boards to Sibson for you to do your David Bailey bit on??
John
Re: QED ?
Is it pick on John day??? 😆
I would also like to point out that Whirlpool side by sides are the probably the best side by side in the world. We probably change about 20 back boards a week and in my vested opinion I love them.
John
Re: Mum’s Whirlpool AWM6100/3
The bowden cable goes from the cam in front of the timer to an nozzle on top of the dispenser that puts the water in to the appropriate compartment, if the spring on top of the drawer has come off it is possible that the nozzle is pointing the wrong way and this would cause your problem.
I would suspect though that the problem is with the water pressure going into the drawer, if the spring was off it would either put all the water in the conditioner or soap compartments and you said it would take neither. Take the drawer out and see if the water is trickling down the back wall of the dispenser, if it is then you have a water pressure problem.
JohnRe: Whirlpool AWM9000
The panel below the door comes off for access to the pump, 3 x 7mm screws on the bottom edge of the panel. Easy machine to work on.
John
Re: Christmas 2007
kwatt wrote:I don’t think I’ll get any “no’s” from the people that were there this year
Correct, the hotel staff and the setting was fantastic 😆 The only downside was cost, so I think we need to take firm numbers for a block booking to try and force costs down?
IIRC it cost £160 for the missus and I for bed/breakfast and the Christmas function which might seem a lot. If you take the function portion out of the equations the price probably drops the B&B price to £50 a head.
I have been in hotels over the years that had much better rooms / facilities ( none with a sauna in the room though ) but never have never been in a hotel with a better setting and the staff were fantastic ( ask Dave about his sandwiches 😆 )
The wife and I will be there.
John
PS: the view does wonders for the hangover next morning
Re: Electrolux Launch Web TV
What a load of crap, but for some reason I was drawn to the video clip named “Emanuele”
Sorry to report it was the wrong video :rotfl:
John
kwatt wrote:Also not guilty, that’s a trade thread.
Who moved it?
K.
Not me, PC been down since Saturday and have been sorting it ever since 👿
John
Re: Another joke.
THE BEST BLONDE JOKE I HAVE HEARD IN YEARS
To prepare for his big date, a young man went to the rooftop of his apartment building to work on his tan. Not wanting any tan lines, he sunbathed in the nude. Unfortunately, he fell asleep and sunburned his Johnson. Being very determined, he decided not to miss his date with the hot blonde, so he put some ointment on the beast and wrapped it in gauze. The young man’s date, a beautiful blonde, showed up at his apartment for the promised home cooked meal, and was treated to a feast. After they finished with the dinner they went into the living room to watch a movie. During the movie, the young man’s sunburn began to hurt. After several minutes of extreme discomfort he asked to be
excused. A friend had told him that milk was very effective in reducing sunburn pain. So he went to the kitchen, poured a tall glass of cold
milk, and placed his sunburned member into the milk. He experienced immediate relief.
The blonde, wondering what the young man was doing, wandered into the kitchen and found him with his “tool” immersed in the glass of milk. With a look of understanding the Blonde exclaimed,“SO, THAT’S HOW YOU RELOAD THOSE THINGS”
