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February 8, 2023 at 11:49 am in reply to: Can anyone identify this spin dryers model number? #485614
lindajones
ParticipantWell that didn’t go to plan! Seller reconsidered it’s value and plonked another £85 on the asking price. This COL nonsense really has made prices go nuts.
If anyone by chance knows who manufactures Umelome products that might be the way to go what with warranty etc…
Thanks for your help iadom.
lindajones
ParticipantThere’s nothing actually wrong with the machine, I was thinking more worst case and what if… Was thinking of getting it insured with DOMGEN. Not sure if they could source parts or just end up replacing it? Did have a White Knight some months back which ended up at recycling because the motor gave out and a replacement couldn’t be found. Trying to avoid a repeat. On the plus, good to know they are reliable. Piece of string question but what would be a fair price based on the pics do you think.
lindajones
Participantiadom wrote:It’s a very old Hotpoint dryer, some also sold as Creda. Chances of any spares now virtually nil unfortunately. Possibly a model 1005 or 1006 but that information should be on the small rating plate on the back near the bottom of the spin dryer.
Pity there’s not much chance of spare parts, was of the mind that older appliances were generally better quality than nowadays. Unfortunately it would seem the plate is missing, not surprising considering it’s pretty old. Maybe money is better spent on one of those plush looking Umelome spinners.
Thanks for the info.
lindajones
ParticipantThanks Dave.
An issue with the steam tank, maybe blocked with lint or not filling? Lint has always causes problems with the waterjets around the bottom section of the drum when going through a cycle and almost impossible to clear out even with a sachet of that cleaning power available at Home Bargains.
lindajones
Participantelectrofix wrote:make sure outlet hose is at correct height and cant syphon out
Dave
OK will try that.
lindajones
ParticipantWas wondering if anyone knew why this machine is now either filling then emptying or trying to fill and emptying at the same time? Got the baseplate sorted but still not playing nice?
lindajones
ParticipantAh, I see now. I’m guessing the removal men haven’t been especially careful, I have no steel or plastic plate? I’ll have to check and see if they can be bought and the moving company can pay for it! I dread to think of what further damage they could have done. Never rains but…
lindajones
ParticipantThanks Dave. I shall have to buy another, the poly float has gone missing. Do you have any idea where it should be located?Looking at the underside it’s not obvious..
electrofix wrote:thats the oveflow detector. there should be a polystyrene float to go with it that activates the switch if water gets down there
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Currys-es…gAAOSwF9FfV5ie
this may be the correct part complete with float as i am fairly certain hoover dishwashers are made by the same people
look for yourself and decide
Dave
lindajones
ParticipantRe: Zanussi DW930 pump issues..
Thanks for the reply Dave.
2 more questions. How do you get to the impellers and do by any chance know the cost of the kit?
Thanks again. Linda.
lindajones
ParticipantRe: Problems with my Panasonic NA-140VS4.
Yes sorry, H73. Old eyes!
Do we know what a steam pump unit costs? I’ve had no luck actually finding the part. Any thoughts on the filling and emptying at the same time. Is that likely to be linked to the steam pump?
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