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Re: Hotpoint Plastic pulley/belt
bobokines wrote:Check to make sure that the black plastic mount is in place on the back lug of the motor. Had one only yesterday. The pivot was loose which meant that the motor shaft is not parallel to the pulley and hence the belt runs off the end of the shaft.
Bob
Hi Bob
I checked the alignment, all was OK
Re: Testing or Bypassing Door Interlock
Penguin45 wrote:Nope. Never have, never will.Chris.
You a solicitor 😆
Re: Testing or Bypassing Door Interlock
Who set this thread off then 😛
Have you seen my new avitar, it’s me and an interlock 😆 😆 😆
Re: Testing or Bypassing Door Interlock
Come on Paul I know we are all a bit of a social worker in this trade but get a grip man. We cannot be judge and jury on people’s lives and the cards they have been dealt, if they are so hard up then they usually know how to get the social to help.
You are in business to provide a profesional service and IMO you are not doing this, yes give them the correct information and point out the dangers if repairs are not done fully, BUT do yourself a favor and don’t give them the option for you not to act legaly and safely, if someone did get hurt do you honestly think they would give a damm about you?, especially in this claim society.
And No I have never knowingly left a door lock bypassed
Re: Dual fuel appliances & Corgi
tanner wrote:as i said earlyer we used to do it at zanussi but since i have become self employed i dont touch safest way really i think 😀
Well done Tanner, you were covered by Zani and probably trained by them, not so now though 😉
Re: beko spins immediately
Generally it would run up to full speed on wash as well as spin, triacs are easily changed if you know what you are doing, if you are not sure then send the board away for checking 😯
Re: Appliance repairs
boro wrote:Blame the 500 in 1 tabs for that one :rolls: .
I must get out more the last I heard they were just up to 5 in 1 😆
Re: Testing or Bypassing Door Interlock
It all depends on the type of lock, you have to ascertain which connections are the switching circuit or it goes bang 😳 usually the timer/programmer, PCB 😯
A wire link with male spade connectors comes in handy. 😉
probably best left alone if you are not sure 😥
Re: Dual fuel appliances & Corgi
As “Happycack” says, you don’t know who has been at the appliance before you, SO HOW DO YOU know it’s safe? you are not Corgi reg and I presume you don’t have the relevent test equiptment, as I said, I stay well clear.
Mal
Re: Dual fuel appliances & Corgi
I get probably 1 in a 100 calls for a combi so I stay clear, I wouldn’t risk the repercussions 😉 it also keeps the gas guys happy :rolls:
Re: LG WD 1243FH
Will do Bob, although the pecker seems solid enough and square with the frame.
Would you believe it there was power cut as I was working on it, the weather is a bit wild up here at the moment 😥Re: UKWG Member Profiles
Hi Ken
When you explain it like that some of it makes sense. 😕 😉
As a matter of interest what percentage of the membership prefer to remain “hidden” from big brother ❓
M
Re: UKWG Member Profiles
I agree with anonimity with regards employees but how many members are freelance. My opinion is stand up and be counted is this world, life is short. OK you may make an arse of yourself occasionally but who cares it just adds up to the tapestry of life :rolls: 😳
Why hide your profile, most individuals is this business go to great lengths and expence advertising their business 😕
I presume that unless the individual displays his or hers personel info then only the moderators know their full details in the fisrt place.
By the way Macmini “we care about you” 😉
