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Re: Electrolux ESL63010 drain PIPE
Hi Donald,
We’ll need the PNC number or product code, as you can see below, there’s many versions of it.
What you’re looking for is shown here: http://help.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/support/ … pare-parts
K.
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20090729Re: Caple Oven C2219SS
Legally speaking, that is correct, explained here:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/buyi … mperatures
People’s tolerance and/or perception of heat differs so, what you think is too warm other people may think is okay so, it’s really hard to say what’s right or wrong in that regard therefore, when anyone temperature tests they use the above.
Those temperatures are deemed to be acceptable by BSI and everyone else as far as I know so, I doubt you’ll get anywhere arguing differently or that it’s not good enough etc.
K.
Re: Beko CDA653FB/1 Fridge Freezer- Running Too Cold
Yes, it has both. Blowout doesn’t show where they are though.
K.
Re: Beko CDA653FB/1 Fridge Freezer- Running Too Cold
No idea, I’d expect they’d only show one as an example in the images.
K.
Re: Can I get a Non Sealed Tub Washing Machine Sub £500?
The throw away mentality I expect Martin.
Which would seem to be something you think is fine in light of your comments.
K.
Re: Beko CDA653FB/1 Fridge Freezer- Running Too Cold
Probably the sensors need changed.
The two that are in it and instructions are here:
http://help.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/support/ … er-sensors
K.
Re: Bush WQP12-9348 Dishwasher door lock
Yeah Martin, same lock one with the microswitch and one without from what I can tell.
K.
Re: ISE w288eco – Drum banging + Cycle doesn’t finish
I can tell you that OOB is detected by the belt slipping or irregularities in the taco signal, how that’s accomplished I don’t know though your hypothesis sounds reasonable.
If it spins with water in the drum to any great degree, expect to get wet or, the inside of the machine to get wet. 😉
The board is a possibility as, after all, most everything else is eliminated so there’s not a lot of other places to go with it. I don’t understand why or how though or indeed if that’s the actual cause.
K.
Re: Bush WQP12-9348 Dishwasher door lock
It’s not Vestel so the number may not be on the part, it appears to be a Midea part, number is 672030510144 as far as I can tell.
K.
Re: PTC Relay 8EA17C3
All the info I can find says you are correct with that Whirlpool number and it is available, listed here:
http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/48122829 … tart-relay
Not cheap for what it is though, typical Whirlpool really. 😕
K.
Re: ISE w288eco – Drum banging + Cycle doesn’t finish
Like most these days it uses the taco in the motor, if the belt is loose or damaged it can cause a false positive on a load imbalance. However, the machine should error out if that happens.
K.
Re: Can I get a Non Sealed Tub Washing Machine Sub £500?
It’s a Beko.
They own the Grundig Brand, Arcelik is the parent company of Beko who are in turn owned by Koc Holdings… no, not kidding.
K.
Re: Can I get a Non Sealed Tub Washing Machine Sub £500?
rustyspoons wrote:So there is no way of knowing if you are getting a good Bosch or a Cheapy 🙁
Well, a few months back I took apart a brand new “German” Bosch that had a sealed tank, sealed door, same dampers as a £200 Beko and a few other things that kinda made it clear that, it really wasn’t worth the £700 asking price. Looked nice on the outside though and its got a Bosch badge slapped on it so, they’ll sell them.
The Spanish one, you could split the door, tank and the rest was much the same. But, while the tank can be split, as I said, you need to cut the tabs off it, bust it open, then seal it back up with a £40 (IIRC) as well as put bearings in it. I’d guess more than a few will see a skip before they see that being done.
All Hotpoint, Indesit etc are now sealed.
All Beko are sealed.
Most Electrolux are sealed.
Whirlpool I think are that way as well now.
Candy Group, including Hoover, all sealed.
Gorenje I think are going that way now too.
You may be sensing a trend as that’s probably upwards of 70-80{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of the market. 😉
But, people want cheap, cheap, cheap and, this is one of the ways that they all do that.
Sadly you are one of the minority thinking about it before you find out what a pile of rubbish you may be about to buy. More people just care about the price, the energy rating, the spin speed and how much energy it uses, not about whether it’s any good or not.
They find that out too late most often.
K.
