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  • in reply to: Fiber Glass Matting Repairs to Plastic Outer Tubs? #212356
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    Re: Fiber Glass Matting Repairs to Plastic Outer Tubs?

    Aluminuim sheet……….I go to the local enginering company and go through there swarf/scrap bin………like a real pikey !!

    Try cutting up a M/C back panel or Tumble dryer drum………..I have even used a 2 pence piece………..I sound like a real cowboy !!

    Hope my horse starts in the morning I have busy day tomorrow !!

    Hi Ho Silver……..!!! 😛

    in reply to: Fiber Glass Matting Repairs to Plastic Outer Tubs? #212348
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    Re: Fiber Glass Matting Repairs to Plastic Outer Tubs?

    Try Maplins EPOXY PUTTY STICK £2.98

    http://www.maplin.co.uk/Free_UK_Deliver … _43442.htm

    For repairing gouges or holes in metal, wood, plastics, ceramics, stone and concrete Emergency repair of leaking pipes/tanks.

    OR try
    Epoxies
    Loctite® Express Repair Epoxy Putty

    http://www.loctiteproducts.com/products … 9&plid=676

    I have used both on tubs, on bigger splits/holes I have bent a small aluminium plate to help bond and strenghen.
    I have also used it on a stainless tubs with no problems………!!! 😯

    The packaging says permantly hard in ten minutes……..that all ways brings a smile to the customers face !! 😆

    PS I always warn the customer its a gamble and there is no come back if it fails/floods. No problems so far !!

    in reply to: Ariston Margaritta Eeprom #211498
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    Re: Ariston Margaritta Eeprom

    I have not had much experience with this machine,

    hope I am not stating the obvouis but, in the past I have had a lot of experiance with programming gate arrays and Eproms and because a Eprom is an array of floating gate transistors, which are programmed by higher voltages burning the internal connections. In my experiance it is vey very rare that a certain part of the eprom will have a fault (unlesss its in the manufacturing stage of the silicon die) If there is a short on the PCB it is more likly to take out the whole Eprom. I think I would check out the motor drive voltages and trace back to the motor drive components on the PCB look at and relays & switching components.

    Good luck !! (sorry if I sound a bit geeky) Ha Ha !!

    in reply to: LG washing machine Virgin !! #208602
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    Re: LG washing machine Virgin !!

    Popped my LG cherry !!

    No KY jelly needed.

    Took the front panel off, went on easily !!

    I think the customer was impressed !!

    Thanks for the advise guys !!

    in reply to: Bosch wont empty? #208574
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    Re: Bosch wont empty?

    5p there evil !!

    I have had many 5p jamed side ways acting as a flip valve blocking pumps & outlet hose.

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    Re: Getting the belt on the tension pulley – Hpt condenser d

    I use a old piece of copper pipe, slip it over the pulley to help lever the belt on.

    in reply to: Diplomat 8512 #192646
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    Re: Diplomat 8512

    On this model there is only one 20uF cap that checks out OK.

    There seems to be three sets (pairs) of motor windings Grey, white and red wires to the motor and the black capacitor start wires.
    None of the pairs of wires are open circuit or have a gnd fault.
    The red wires never have a voltage driven to them so I can only conclude this is the fast spin winding and the PCB never drives any power to this winding .

    “faulty PCB”

    Any comments PLEASE !!

    in reply to: Diplomat 8512 #192645
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    Re: Diplomat 8512

    Ok I shall look for another cap.

    There is the TRIAC on the PCB is this used for the wash cycle control, or is this impossible as its a induction type motor. Do you think the motor spin cables just get routed through the PCB .

    Thanks for your help.

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