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Re: Re-gas Daewoo
Hi Lisa
You will have to do a 48 hours de-frost as helo_75 recommends, with the door open and a towel to mop up the water 😉Re: candy fridge/freezer
timdowning wrote:Good question. To be truthful i don’t know. The information i have is third hand originating from my 92 year old nan.
Could you give me a flow of things to check?
Hi Tim
The fan is in the back of the freezer (inside). it should be running to circulate chilled air. They generally get worn bearings and the speed starts to slow down or stop. I cannot remember if you can see the fan on this model, but you should be able to feel air circulating from it. Another problem when they go faulty is that you get an ice build preventing ciculation you may need to do a de-frost.
I would not rule out that you may have a faulty module and/or thermistor, but check the fan first
MalRe: Wolesley Parts Centre
TBH it has gone tits up since they closed Sittingbourne, the poor staff at Burnley has been thrown in at the deep end, they obviously know their stuff on boilers but naff all in white goods. Sadly it’s a case of the “the computer say no”
They had a massive library of service manuals at Sittingbourne, probably disappeared along with the redundancies. I wonder how many of the manuals are now sitting on Qualtex’s desks :rolls:
In the long run Wolesley will know doubt sell off the white goods side as a loss, probably to be snapped up by Connect then we will really be stuffed as they will dictate spares price to suit themselves, not that they and Hot/Mer/Ind are not doing that now IMORe: whirlpool t/loader
I’m with Brian on this 😉 the impellor may be stripped in the pump, also some of these T/L pumps have a none return valve in the outlet, have a look and see that this isn’t the prob. 🙂
MalPS there is also a spacer fitted over the motor shaft, check this.
Re: diplomat APM 8513/2 no motor action
Check the two dropper resistors on the PCB, desolder them first 🙂
r600 wrote:Well that’ll chuck CDSL/CONNECT out the running then.
True, they have picked up a lot of business , shame that the are not up to speed with customer satisfaction. 😕 I am still waiting after numerous contacts for them to match discount levels until then I will still put most of my business through Parts Centre as they give me good margins although Seme can blow the socks of some prices 😉
Re: Candy CE 450
ChrisR wrote:Hi Mal.
User says it stays there and completes the programme.
She also said that the programme overheated or so she thought but if she set it on 40 and it washed at 60 or 90 that explains it.
cheers 🙂These beggers can do strange things because of bad insulation on the heater and/or the pump.
My gut feeling would be to swop the timer with this strange fault, quick and easy. I think you may to have a”suck it and see”.Re: Problems with “Search”
Penguin45 wrote:Hit “Refresh”, soon as the page re-appears, hit Next or P2. Works for me……. no idea why, but it does.
Chris. Just seems to “double post” for me :rotl:
Re: Fault Code Guide
kwatt wrote:We finally have them, nice glossy A5 sized books. 🙂
Price £10 plus postage.
If you call David on 0845 226 1272 he can arrange copies and accept the payment for the books.
K. Well done Ken 😉 Is it OK to call David “out of hours?”
MalRe: belling xou499ss/1
robinsonrobbo wrote:been here today and cust complaint of when they used and then turned off cooker at selector and stat it continued to run and heat.i have checked selector etc and ran it but it never did it. any ideas
What continued to heat Robbo? 😕
Re: Wild Shot
electrofix wrote:if it is fusible then if you know wattage no probs to obtain
http://www.rswww.co.uk lists a few of them all different wattages and delivery is very quick highest wattage is 3W
Dave
Thanks for the reply Dave 😉 I have nailed this down to a 2 watt metal film by “cracking” the outer cover of the resistor and inspecting 🙂 I am just about to order some. I will try and give an update. 🙂
Mal
