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Re: Samsung P1253 Error Codes
Cheers, it did resolve it by turning it off and on, but surely this isn’t long term…
I sent a request to the following:
Kingswood Appliances
S Foster Domestic Appliances Ltd
G.T. Electrical
Huby Domestic AppliancesKingswood Appliances was the one I used as they contacted me very quickly, the price was very competitive and very friendly.
G T Electrical took longer than 24 hours to contact me and between the other 2 one was very expensive and the other didn’t even bother to contact me…
iadom wrote:Please let us know how you get on. 🙂
Jim.
This was sorted no problem at all by the engineer and was very happy. It was a problem with the door and only cost the call out fee. Where do I give feedback about the company?
iadom wrote:Have you tried the link at the bottom of your posts. 😉
I do apologise I didn’t realise. I have done now though….Cheers
helo_75 wrote:except the float switch would only stop it heating, nothing more
id tend to agree with jim, get someone in, its safer
please do yourself a big big favour
Thanks guys I will try the yellow pages tomorrow as Indesit offer the following:
Our fixed rate repair charge makes life easy: repair charges from just £99.98 (or €114 in Eire)
A one off repair charge with no hidden extras
Convenient, cash and hassle free service
Repair cost includes callout and ALL parts and labour
Your whole appliance is guaranteed for 14 days
Pay monthly options available
Repair is guaranteed for 12 months
We only use genuine Indesit parts
Who better to repair your machine than the people who built it?Unless anyone can recommend someone in the East Yorkshire area….
I do have one of these, but don’t know what to do with it…..
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/lrg … l&ts=66381
Sorry for being thick….ha ha…
iadom wrote:Not the most robust door mechanism, the only way forward is to check the door switch is operating correctly before getting to the expensive bits. 😉
Mains plug out and a test meter required.
jim.
Is there any other way of testing it as I have no test meter, unless you can point me in the right direction of buying one and then a crash course on how to use it….
iadom wrote:It could be a simple door switch fault, is the little plastic peg still attached to the inside of the door at around 12 o’clock?
Jim.
It appears OK, but the door does have a tendency to open when the dryer is on. I presumed this could be down to the amount of washing inside.
Re: Indesit ISL70C Condenser Dryer Beeping
iadom wrote:Are any of the lights on the front flashing?
No, none are flashing. The red power light is on and so is the empty water filter light.
Re: Fabric Softener Not Going Through
Penguin45 wrote:The soap drawer fits into the soap box.
Yes, all the muck and goo will fall off. You’ll be able to mop up most of it, but some will wash down inside. This is the point at which you perform a sevice wash:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … ge&pid=162
Penguin45.
Yes that worked a treat….Thank you
Re: Fabric Softener Not Going Through
Penguin45 wrote:The soap drawer fits into the soap box.
Yes, all the muck and goo will fall off. You’ll be able to mop up most of it, but some will wash down inside. This is the point at which you perform a sevice wash:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … ge&pid=162
Penguin45.
Brilliant I will have a go at that tomorrow on my day off. Thanks for all the advice….
