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  • in reply to: samsung wd8704 rja error he2 #347697
    Lawrence
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    Re: samsung wd8704 rja error he2

    you need a “Duct Scroll” DC93-00033A

    in reply to: smeg wmfab16p #406241
    Lawrence
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    Re: smeg wmfab16p

    If I remember right ,put the dial to off and press and hold the start pause button for approx 10 seconds
    I think that will reset the cycle ,if you need the handbook look on smeg Uk website and its a free download

    in reply to: samsung wf8702rsw/xeu tE2 error #405620
    Lawrence
    Participant

    Re: samsung wf8702rsw/xeu tE2 error

    It’s a break in the loom ,pull your wires that go to the sensor and you should find ,butt connect the break and you are away

    in reply to: How Much … #404500
    Lawrence
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    Re: How Much …

    Thanks for yor replies so far guys ,there is a reason behind it which I hope will become apparent in time

    in reply to: EEE safe email. #401840
    Lawrence
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    Re: EEE safe email.

    Hi Graham
    Originally I wasn’t going to get involved in this topic however seeing as you have referenced me and the WTA I think for transparency I need to ,with regards to your UKW questions that is not my bag

    Techi wrote:
    Robert has and continues to attempt to engage UKW/WTA but to date such advances have been relatively ignored when in reality it is clear that there is a much bigger picture to be taken into account.

    Robert came and spoke to people at the Sept meeting approx a year ago
    He presented the concept of EEEsafe and was presented with questions that he answered
    you have then both attended WTA conferences at which we have seen each other,last year EESafe had a stand
    You will recall we also met each other at the Defra Meeting in York where I did a presentation on how a washing machine can be different things to different people depending on their agenda,You,Ian ,Robert and myself all sat on the same table ,if I recall Robert spoke to me about PAS141 and it’s relevance /or not to our industry ,he and I also had a conversation about the need for a waste carriers licence.

    A thought – Perhaps Robert should create an account on UKW and then he can have face to face (as it were ) contact with engineers .

    Techi wrote:
    Putting old disputes to one side may be it is time to ask why there are two Trade Associations with different structures, one which has ‘shareholders’ and one that doesn’t. Would that be a topic for forums? With questions like “Who are the Advisory Council” – “Do the members have any conflicts of interest etc.” G

    That’s easy ,the advisory Commitee are Sean Delaney,John Mackenzie and Alex Read

    The WTA Management team are
    Lawrence Carey
    Barrie Munro
    Bryan Williams
    Steven Withers
    George Laugherne

    Co opted for specific tasks
    Ken Watt
    Ian Dales
    Tracey Rodger

    With regards to shareholders The WTA has none ,I can only assume the other trade Association you refer to is DASA

    In the interests of transparency perhaps you could reciprocate with the details of the Share holders that you mention

    Techi wrote:
    It’s not a Charity, it’s a Social Enterprise. I am sure that you, Ian and Lawrence already know that the Government has officially stated they are not funding the sector. So the only real options were to stand back and watch it die, or take action. This led to the idea of EEESafe which is very much how Gas Safe started. EEESafe doesn’t sell Spares or are held by Manufacturer Agreements. The concept is to be free from such restraints. By avoiding these potential pitfalls EEESafe does not need to “follow the money” as you put it as it does not have to satisfy shareholders.G

    Sadly you are correct about funding ,however there may be more than one way to go about obtaining a better,simpler,clearer future for our industry.

    Techi wrote:
    A list of criteria set by the Steering Group (currently – Dixon Training, DASA & EEESafe – a place is still open to the WTA see below). Initially passing an assessment of Ohms Law and commitment to retention of repairable appliances in the local community by donating old appliances to the local centre. There are no further costs currently but if the Steering Group agree there needs to be, then that will come from them, and those employed in the sector whom they represent. WTA has a place waiting for them if they agree to NDA’s and work with the decisions of the Steering Group.
    G

    Once again thank you for the offer but at this time the space will have to remain empty .

    With regards to DASA we are committed to working on some areas of mutual benefit for example I understand that Ian had spoken to Dave Coombes and they had agreed to attend a Wrap meeting together,but following subsequent events this did not happen however there has been further dialogue between Ian and someone else from with in DASA regarding this .

    Regards
    Lawrence

    in reply to: cooker hood #405239
    Lawrence
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    Re: cooker hood

    I agree with Andy ,check your height,also is it venting ok ?
    i.e are you getting any pull on the steam ?

    in reply to: PAS 141 – EEESafe (Robert Alexander) & DASA #405026
    Lawrence
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    Re: PAS 141 – EEESafe (Robert Alexander) & DASA

    what would be good is if they would recognise repair as a form of reuse, If you read the criteria on the PAS 141 website the ones for our sector are actually quite straight forward and could be easily adapted to suit repair

    in reply to: PAS 141 – EEESafe (Robert Alexander) & DASA #405023
    Lawrence
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    Re: PAS 141 – EEESafe (Robert Alexander) & DASA

    There was something not right about EEEsafe from the word go,my opinion was further cemented after seeing him present himself to us at the Sept 2012 and then becoming angry when he was questioned.
    Then after overhearing him being derogatory towards the WTA at the Defra meeting in York that myself and Ian attended my mind was made up, the only thing that saddens me is that Graham Dixon is involved.

    I see no problem with funds being used for this,I wonder if we could create some kind of simple distance learning that culminates in a tick test ,we may need to gather folks together regionally to do the test (perhaps Ian could adjudicate the assessments).

    in reply to: SAMSUNG BF30N3T11 #404994
    Lawrence
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    Re: SAMSUNG BF30N3T11

    noise filter
    DG96-00018A

    in reply to: How Much … #404495
    Lawrence
    Participant

    Re: How Much …

    lets try both Steve ..

    give me a price for swap out/ virgin kitchen with everything cut out and ready
    and a price for making a new one fit in place of an existing

    in reply to: Diplomat ADP8640 (Beko) dishwasher stops ;starts. #404451
    Lawrence
    Participant

    Re: Diplomat ADP8640 (Beko) dishwasher stops ;starts.

    power board Steve ,hows things ?

    in reply to: Doing Contract Work #404446
    Lawrence
    Participant

    Re: Doing Contract Work

    Hi Tim

    Repairtech
    Built their coverage around WTA members,being a new brand their work seems to be in clusters from what I understand ,for example I get about 1 job a month but I know of others that are seeing more than that and others such as yourself who are getting nothing.

    Fagor Brandt
    Filled the gaps in their coverage using WTA members

    Amica
    Use WTA members for their coverage

    Statesman
    Filled their gaps in coverage with WTA members

    Caple
    Filled their gaps using WTA members

    I can also say that in the last week we have had 2 requests for coverage information,so there may be more to come ..

    Sorry you are not seeing any work though .

    PM me your coverage and skill sets though and I will check your info just in case

    in reply to: NFF #403562
    Lawrence
    Participant

    Re: NFF

    One of the problems we have found is that the customers are being sold a dream scenario
    “if it goes wrong then we will fix it ” just pay us your monthly payment and your problems are solved.

    We know that is not the case,but the look on the customers face when they have it pointed out to them that they are not covered for a blockage on their policy is priceless at times .
    I had a blocked standpipe recently and was berated by the customer as no one had told her she wasn’t covered for plumbing faults.
    We now have a copy of the D&G exclusions laminated so the engineer can show the customer when they have conveniently left their policy at work .
    Samsung have a one strike system i.e they will allow one FOC call for non mechanical and electrical faults .
    but then you have Smeg who will not cover NFF’S ,but will roll over and do a FOC repair on a machine that is 3 years old.

    Like Peter says you could write war and peace

    Lawrence

    in reply to: I Don’t Know Anyone! #404251
    Lawrence
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    Re: I Don’t Know Anyone!

    I wondered about a WTA management team pic board, photo and profile etc , in the foyer ,also we wear our WTA badges on the Thurs .
    The biggest problem is that we (the team ) are setting up on the Thursday evening whilst everyone else is having a drink etc.

    in reply to: Cuisina integrated fridge freezer? #403970
    Lawrence
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    Re: Cuisina integrated fridge freezer?

    if its Slovenia ,Gorenje would be a strong possibility

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