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Re: BEKO have gone to the dark side.
lol well I didn’t expect it to be breaking news. But it was a shock to me.
Re: BEKO needs bearings
Sounds easy, (watch me live to regret saying that) Do I have to tap bearings in? If so do I use inner or outer part of bearing?
Thanks for the advice.
Re: Hoover Junior age
A picture of my collection so far.
From digging around the internet, I have found out the 1124 was introduced in 1955 – 58, the 1334 with pink trim first introduced in 1958 (would love to find original rolldown bag for this) The 1346A in Navy & White 1972 – 75 (just like Mum used to have) I can’t find a date for the U1104.
For some reason the U1104 has been cut out of the picture??
Re: Hoover Junior age
HI, I have several
1124
1334
1346A
U1104Just wanted to date them as closly as possible.
Re: Beko no heat.
OK I’m fine checking wiring and program terminals but how do I check pressure switch?
Re: Beko no heat.
Thanks, I have another question. I have today checked the heater and thermostat with an ohm meter and obtained the following results. With the meter set at 20k ohms the heater reads 0.02 the thermostat 6.99, however there is no voltage at all being supplied to the heater, so is it something else? 😳
Re: Beko no heat.
the heater element. According to the some sites the number is 2863701600 but according to other sites the WMA1512 dose’nt use this one, it needs 2863401000. So I’m a bit confused.
Re: Beko no heat.
Thanks, I take it I will get a resistance from a good part and open circuit from a failed component.
I am also getting conflicting info from different web sites as to part number. Some are saying 2863701600 others say 2863401000 they both look the same to me and I cant find a number on the original part.
Re: Hoover junior 1346a
😮 Think I may have found them.
