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Re: diplomat hob ADP1520
11530060 is the terminal block at £3.75 + vat retail
11541300 is the touch PCB at £120.26 + vat retail :eeek:John
Re: When is the next meeting?
Bryan wrote:That first photo John , you better explain because I could swear that looks like Nessie but it was Loch Lomond and not Loch Ness , right :).
Bryan
I can smell a kwatt/moderator edit here ❓
It Doesn’t matter anyway because every Scot knows that Nessie can swim through the tunnel that connects Loch Ness with Loch Lomond
JohnRe: When is the next meeting?
bonzaco wrote: On another subject hows about having the meeting where you had your xmas bash –
I’m game but I cant see anyone from the south wanting to come. BTW the hotel costs £158 per night for B&B but the view ( and the bar staff ) helped me to swallow the bill.
John
PS a couple of pictures from the room balcony
Re: Wpl ARP 951 IX DBIO
Chris, I am sure this oven is a Stoves copy. SIOS price is a tad high for most.
John
Re: Controlled Mayhem
Dave_Conway wrote:What day is it ?
😆 😆
Don’t know, got home last night after a 7.5 hour drive 👿 Some pratt in an artic decided that he did not want to go north on the M6 at Carlisle so crossed the central reservation and caused a massive tailback southbound with me at the back of the queue.
John
Re: American Whirlpool drier no heat
This one has a panel below the door that hinges down. If you look in the gap between the door and the bottom panel you will see a couple of inches in from each side a metal clip, stick a thin bladed screwdriver above each clip and bend down to open the panel.
Once opened all will be revealed 😆
John
Re: American Whirlpool drier no heat
Go straight to the stats on the heater, one of these is the usual culprit.
John
Re: Brittannia cookers
You didn’t miss a lot Don, I go there every year on cover for Whirlpool and have to be there all week, the most boring week of the year 👿 , all the appliances that are used in the theatres and cooking demos are supplied by Whirlpool.
I only saw Hotperloni and Brittania there this year. Usualy get some other major cooking appliance manufacturers but not this time.
JohnRe: Whirlpool ADP4601 D/W
It is a normal DP on/off switch, the same one as used on many Whirlpool washing machines. When on it should stay in and has a definate click to it, common fault.
Part number is 481941029004
JohnRe: Whirlpool AWM321/3 dribbling from door. No dirt,distorti
check the soap dispenser drawer, if it leaks it will cause a slight dribble which usualy runs down and around the door making you think it is a seal/door leak.
If you remove the drawer front and put appliance onto a rinse you should see a small drip running down the green liquid siphon that is slotted into front of drawer, if it is leaking you can either change the outer drawer, try cleaning the jets above the conditioner compartment or go for the easy fix which is to through the green siphon in the bin. If you take the siphon out it will still drip but the water will run with the contour of the drawer and go back inside the dispenser body.
John
Re: Brittannia cookers
Saw them last week myself and could not believe the price of them, for that price I would be looking at the Fisher and Paykel Galaxy range, far better quality IMO with a two year warranty. Cost aroung £2.5k for a decent dual fuel range.
http://www.fisherandpaykel.co.nz/
John
Re: Whirlpool FH fault code
Hi Geoff,
All the Whirlpool fault codes are in the “known error codes” thread, 1st thread in this forum.
JohnRe: On reflection,
He should join the foreign office as a diplomat in Iraq, his skills are wasted fixing machines.
I think we should leave this one to Ken 😈
John
Re: Testing 1, 2, 3…
Penguin45 wrote:
kwatt wrote:
the other half is wanting me to paint this weekendRed? Portrait? Living room? Chris.
Nah, chocolate 😉
John
