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Re: Daft Road Names
I noticed it on the side of a pick up “Little Hampton Erections” ………scaffolding company 😆
Re: Siemens WTX722CGB/05 Condenser Dryer
gegsy wrote:Dryer lamp flashing is quoted as NTC on the heater either faulty or a break in its wiring and/or plug.
Greg
PS – You have mailThanks you kind sir 😉 may all your ferrets be little ones
Re: Whirlpool Toploader Leaking Column
Hi Steven
Quite a while since I done this repair.
You will have to strip it out to see what is required, cabinet off, bolt down inside of agitator to get it off. The gearbox isn’t that hard to swap, the seals around the top of the gearbox will no doubt be the problem. Check to see is the clutch isn’t contaminated with oil etc.Whats your email address I send you the diags. and parts list 😉
MalRe: hotpoint wf000
Penguin45 wrote:Smack it with the heel of your hand, Mal – not the double-headed axe…….
Chris.
DohRe: Fire hazard????
Missed that one Jim 😳 If I get the photo you could use it to replace the one in that post, the drum was only visible on this one, a real horror
Re: hotpoint wf000
cessna wrote:
Don’t worry you wont break anything.Have done 😳 you know these Vikings, don’t know their own strength :rotl:
Re: Fire hazard????
Martin wrote:Ah! But don’t forget Mal, the longer Hotpoint/Indesit make this rubbish the longer they (and us) will be in a job….. 😉 😉 😉
Yea thats right Martin but I want to sleep at night.
Re: Fire hazard????
Looked at a year old Hotpoint dryer yesterday, usual problems caused by the stretch belt drum collapsed etc. the inside of the dryer was absolutely chock full of lint, half a bin bag full!!!!. Customer was so shocked that she took a photo, which she is going to email me I’ll post it when it arrives.
How this machine never went up in flames I do not know, it’s only a matter of time before we will be reading some horror story caused by these machines 🙁
Hotpoint/Indesh!t must know about these by now there is enough written evidence on the subject on UKWG etc. their own engineers must be quaking in their shoes they see the same problems as we do 😥 I was working for them I would certainly let the management know I was concerned IN WRITINGRe: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
Most annoying things customers do? ………NOT LISTEN
It amazes me how often you have a conversation with customers and it goes straight in one ear and out the other ➡ 😕 ➡
Walked into a house yesterday, customer complaint Zanussi washer won’t get up to full speed on spin, first thing I noticed was the variable spin control was set at 600. 😕 I wish I had never asked her the next question, “do you know that the spin selector is set at 600?”
She proceeded to give me her life story on how she does the washing, which programme, which powder, how she turns the taps on, the cats operation etc.etc FIVE minuets she ranted on 😡 did she answer my question. NO so I asked her again (only time I could get a word in) and she went off on a tangent again 😡 At this stage the husband walks in after overhearing the conversation and cops her a earfull for not answering my question. 😆 What question she replied. :rotl:
Go and make him a cup of tea he tells her 🙂 Just give the machine a service and check it over he says and I’ll pay your bill!!!!!!!!Re: hotpoint wf000
Then have the super glue ready to put the bits of plastic back on that break off 😥
Re: Fire hazard????
In all my time I have only seen one front loader motor fire, I was called in to check it out after a local cowboy had fitted a 50p set of brushes to a Hotpoint. Now if you want to talk motor fires then go no further that the old Hotpoint T/L 😉 usually after the pump started leaking
Re: Diplomat ADP8132
senseib wrote:1 & 5 anti-flood activated. Reset procedure page four “known errors” above.
HTH,
Brian.
