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Re: Help on extension lead power
See I wasn’t wanting to be as blunt as Martin but he’s right, in essence you shouldn’t do it. Way too dodgy.
K.
Re: Help on extension lead power
Well, about 3000 Watts is the max you should be able to get from a good 13 Amp socket so running that lot from one will likely blow the fuse or the socket, potentially a fire hazard.
So, your thinking was correct, it’s too much for one socket or extension lead I expect.
Also if you’re outdoors you really must have them on an RCD as well so you’ll need to check the load capabilities for that also. Not having that is extremely inadvisable and potentially extremely dangerous.
K.
Re: WTA 2017 conference
Yay, we got a mention in KBB Review….
http://www.kbbreview.com/news/wta-launc … on-scheme/
🙂
K.
Re: Britannia range cooker hinges jqd100-6wmp/1
The later one is this:
http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/a02840-b … door-hinge
But if it ain’t that, hell knows.
K,
Re: Britannia range cooker hinges jqd100-6wmp/1
Better, it’ll be a 60cm door no doubt, pre 2007 so, this set….
http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/britanni … door-hinge
K.
Re: Britannia range cooker hinges jqd100-6wmp/1
What’s the width of the door, any idea.. should be 30 or 40cm if it’s the smaller oven?
K.
Re: lg tumble dryer spares
The pulley looks to be a part of the motor Dave. 🙁
Which looks right as shown here: https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/4681el1 … ryer-motor
The bush LG calls a “cushion” (go figure, Koreanese) I think is this: https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/4850el3 … shion-bush
Blowout of the area attached for your viewing pleasure. 😉
K.
Re: Britannia range cooker hinges jqd100-6wmp/1
If so, they’re all in here:
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/britann … oor-hinges
K.
Re: Britannia range cooker hinges jqd100-6wmp/1
Any idea how old that is as I can’t find any reference anywhere to that model?
K.
Re: Hotpoint HE7L252PUK Dots on clothes
No.
If there’s something already on the clothing that can “attract” or retain the dirt in the wash then it will do so and not be washed away as it should be.
There can be other causes of course, hard to say for sure without seeing what it is but if it’s random and on multiple items then this or overloading etc and the primary suspects.
Even washing being sat on the kitchen floor can pick up spills etc that could cause this.
Essentially, if you can’t find any obvious fault with the machine then 99 from 100 or higher, it’ll be an external cause and you need to do a bit of detective work to figure out what it is.
This is as, the machine can’t cause it and, if it was the water supply the whole street if not area would have the same complaint, not just one person.
K.
Re: Hotpoint HE7L252PUK Dots on clothes
Probably, something on the laundry before it even goes in the wash, grease or something like that would be a good bet and that may not be visible before washed or the like of deodorant etc that’s attracting the dirt in spots. Couple that with the wrong wash cycle or incorrect detergent use and you’d get exactly what you describe.
K.
Re: New machine dilemma !
stratfordgirl wrote:You get what you pay for with Miele washing machines. The build quality is as solid as it always was, precision engineered with top quality materials and components throughout
Really?
£3 SUSPA dampers in them the same as you’ll find in a sub-£200 Beko I can get you for about that money along with a bunch of other cheap bits you can find elsewhere for boatloads less than Miele want for the same thing as a part.
Rumours now of sealed tanks being introduced as well just for fun.
Quality, Immer Besser… hmm
Commercial, yeah maybe… domestic… let’s just say I’m unconvinced after having taken some apart and seen what’s in them. Tub group okay, all the rest… not all that.
K.
