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Re: Hotpoint BFI680 Hose clips
Martins right, 5mm width is more suitable, I have the odd 5mm type made by Oetiker, finding a supplier of these is the problem. Oetiker make the crimp on bands which are the factory fitted type, anyone using these?
Re: Hotpoint BFI680 Hose clips
Plenty of suppliers of 9mm wide clips available, this one seems to be quite reasonable in their pricing
http://www.anyclamp.com/mikalor/single/ … ually.htmlRe: Hotpoint BFI680 Hose clips
Yeh I remember the post from a couple of years back, there have been the odd posting recently , I thought someone might have sussed some clips out from other makes. The last pump I did I used Jubilee’s, not the best but got it going, just like to get some smaller ones.
Re: Bosch SGS45C08GB/06
Suppressor, Bosch are mucking about with the position of the suppressors. Latest type is separate not the plug in type, but it should be there. One I fitted last week for the same problem was part no 608104. The little begger took some finding 🙁 Hope this helps
Re: New Underpants Required
Martin wrote:How many times have you come across a situation where you have the top and the back off just running the machine after fixing it. Enter customer with a dripping wet J cloth suddenly lurches forth saying “…let me just wipe the top of that before you put the lid back on!” 😯
Generaly the older generation, the youger version couldn’t give a toss. I usually offer to wipe the machine down for the “old one’s” while they put the kettle on and get out the “richteas”
it keeps themout of the road, just have to watch they don’t plug in the machine your working on intead of the kettle 😆Re: WTA Feb 2011 meeting slide show
Some names of the characters in these slides would be handy 🙂 Who’s the chap wearing the large white shirt? :rolls:
Re: Siemens D/W SN25M830UK/01
Martin wrote:
maltheviking wrote:
It’s the one you’re looking for Mal….I’ve forgotten your email address…so email me.:wink:Have done
Re: Siemens D/W SN25M830UK/01
Martin wrote:E29 is in fact listed in ‘the manual’ by the way although alongside that error code it states it being “RESERVED”
So I’m thinking they reserved this treat especially for Mal to discover maybe? 😈
Sounds about right there Martin I often wonder what I have done wrong in life to deserve this turmoil called the domestic appliance industry
Is the “Manual” you are quoting from, the said item I am looking for 😉 or are you talking “user manual”?Re: Diplomat (Whirlpool) ADP8332 Dishwasher 11 flashes
Opticle water sensor is fixed to the metering tank, used to be a full tank to repair but Connect are doing just the sensor, their number, 5045174626675 but out of stock £18 ish.
If I was you mate then I would check the connecting plug to the sensor first maybe give it a little “nip” :eeek: to tighten it upRe: Bsh SGV53E13GB/01 flow meter symptoms.
I think the reed switch “oxidises”, how I don’t know as the are hermetically sealed more likely it’s a cheap and nasty Chinese item
Re: Supply Point Earth Loop Impedance Testing
Here’s another handy site to identify earthing types http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?tit … hing_Types
Re: ego oven stats – what does each part of the code mean???
Your right fella, the site used to be more comprehensive 😉 .
Strange no’ you got there whats it out off?Re: ego oven stats – what does each part of the code mean???
Try this site
http://www.egoproducts.com/Thermostats.287.0.html?&L=1Can I advise everyone to do a Google search before asking questions like this 😉
Re: Supply Point Earth Loop Impedance Testing
Specialist01269 wrote:If you want a good book on Electrical systems including the EFLI values for different systems & how to test, take a look at The Electricians Guide to BS7671 & Part P by John Whitfield. It explains things in plain English & is an invaluable reference to keep in the van.
The book is available from most Electrical Wholesalers & well worth the money.There is a second edition out so watch what you buy 😉 cheapest is probably “Amazon”
