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They changed the four function switch from an older “pancake” type on to that one, if you have the older one you’ll need a mod sheet to wire the new one in.
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Gillman’s press release on it here:
https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/appliance-industry-news/4578-gillman-s-statement-on-dad
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You’d need to ask the guys in the store, I don’t have that info.
That is just a thing about hood filters, unrelated.
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That looks to be a standard one, like this:
https://store.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/turntable-motor-56-rpm-d-shaft-mw63.html
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Strange there’s no error code but here’s the service test stuff for it, you need to give it five seconds at least when changing through them.
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The problem with those stats is that even although the code is the same, they can physically fit differently even on the same code.
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Is it possible that the feet are the issue as in, they’re slipping on the smooth surface? The Miele ones could have been a different material that gripped better.
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Those codes, on Chinese stats like that, can be misleading. Stick with the manufacturer part number or you can run into issues. And no, they are not universal in many cases.
Is a start on how they work and what we mean about phials etc.
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I’m hoping to have some more info on this through the week but, Montpellier is totally separate to DAD so there should be no impact at all on that front.
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What model is it, as if there’s an audible click, it might be one of the few using a standard thermostat?
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Sad.
I put some of it into a news article here for speed but I suspect more info will seep out over the coming days.
What will happen to Montpellier and Iceking though, who knows or if service etc will get paid for. 🙁
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