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Re: Servis washing machine m6500

Have you had a look at the module? They usually burn out at the main connectors.
Mike.

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Re: Indesit IDL500

Could be a blockage somewhere. I can’t see how a flowmeter could malfunction in that way. It would have to give out lots more pulses than it should be doing. Hard to imagine. Or the board would have to count them wrong? Or is it one that “learns” the water level from previous wash and needs some sort of re-set?
Mike.

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Re: tricity AW1220W

Could be timer/module blown up by shorting lock. Usually leaves blown tracks.
Mike.

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Re: Tecnik Range Cooker – Upper Element

Have a look on http://www.elementman.co.uk If it’s not there, e-mail him.
At same time try a PNE to Connect.
Mike.

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Re: Tecnik Range Cooker – Upper Element

The grill element is A094831. Not sure if that’s what you’re after? Connect has it 5031687736970.
Mike.

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Re: AEG L14510VI

It’s all on Mediator and therefore probably on Lux site too. Looks like standard large Zan bearing kit will fit. 6206/6207 and 40.2 x 72 x 11/14 seal. Same spider too.
Mike.

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Re: laptop repair

I wonder if the customer paid for the diagnosis? I was charged £15 for a similar diagnosis on a laptop. If they said “keep it” instead of paying the fee, maybe the shop broke it up for spares.
Mike.

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Re: APM8552/2 i/a/w

I think this is a very exceptional case when something is that bad that it causes P45 a headache. I think you should sell them an ISE or something and uplift the offending machine, give it a little bit of space next to the landcrab and peck at it when you have a free moment. Certainly not worth getting in a flap over.
Mike.

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Re: Servis Water Feature

Very unusual….

for the water to get to that level.
Usually leaks out of the hole in the bottom. 😆
Mike.

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Re: indesit wia121

adv wrote:weird.dont no weather

Hmm. Reminds me of one I had to change following a lightning storm.
Mike.

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Re: Door seal lip repair?

eastlmark wrote:its due to the increase in the size of the doors. more chance of the piled up washing inside falling forward and getting trapped un noticed between glass and rubber, the first turn of the drum and it snatches the item free and causes the damage.

Certainly sounds plausible. Don’t know how long you’d have to sit watching to confirm it though.
Mike.

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Re: Door seal lip repair?

Now got a call to do same job on a Samsung P1453. He’s blaming the dog!
I looked it up and it’s £64 SRP or £58 incl vat trade. I suggested he get the part himself and I’ll fit it. He’s happy to do that and it saves me having to secure the money from him first. And he knows it’s not me who makes the part so expensive.
This seems to be becoming a common problem but I don’t recall having many door seals do this in the past.
Any thoughts?
Mike.

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Re: APM8552/2 i/a/w

Penguin45 wrote: clicks forward one position,
Chris.

Has it got an electromechanical timer?
Mike.

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Re: w/knight + hygena

Do you know what it looks like?
This one
fits APL3418 apparently.
Mike.

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Re: Hoover WE140 Bearing kit

Connect list “rear bearing” as 6204 so likely front is 6205.
I think I saw the word quattro mentioned somewhere. I’d therefore be inclined to make my excuses and leave.
Mike.

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