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Re: ARISTON A1636 Strange wire
johnnyj wrote:Strange as it may seem its the earth wire for the motor why they used a black wire still baffles me.
Strange allright, the wire was tied into the loom and would not reach the motor, I cannot believe they would use an “neutral” as an earth though 😕
Re: Bosch D/w
boro wrote:
Really, I find these a hundred times easier to change.
Just lie them on their back and tin base off, easy 8) .
You are right Boro I was getting my models mixed up 😳 I was thinking about the series with the plastic base 😉
Re: Bosch D/w
As a matter of interest, what’s the going rate for doing one of the heater boxs? If you consider the time removing the machine when it’s built in etc. standing on your head in a small kitchen and the good hour to do it 😥
Re: Bosch D/w
Flyman wrote:Think it is a divertor motor to alternate water between the top and bottom spray arms. 🙂
And are they trouble, done one today
Re: Salty Siemens
I have one of these on the go at the moment, holiday home, customer chucks a couple of handfulls of table salt in the tub to stop it freezing up if the weather gets cold 😯 the motor looks similar to the photo 😥
What next 😯
Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
Martin wrote:Blond yummy mummy
Essex by any chance 😉
Re: Hotpoint WD640
iadom wrote:Are you sure, fault codes for these machines are F01 to F18. 😕 In the Error Codes thread on page #4.
Could it be a WD64, they use E codes ?
Jim.Sorry Jim I am using third hand info here, customer via secretary, I will re-check and get back 😳
Re: Indesit WD14UK
Update.
Module faulty as first suspected.
Thanks guys for the suggestions, I will “log” them into memory for future reference 😉
Re: Diplomat 8702 Dispenser hose
eastlmark wrote:
Good old fashioned debor. make sure it is lined up with the hole first, if not turn the seal until it is. plenty of debor on it, push the whole lot inside the tub and carefully pull out the outer lip hopefully leaving the inner lip inside the tub, hopefully some debor will remain on the pipe while you can spend the rest of the day picking most of the rest of it off your fingers.
I see, plenty of “hopefulls”, thats about right 😉You would have thought they would have designed a “protrusion on the drum so as the hose could be clamped over it , or even designed the door seal better and done away with a drain. Some sicko in the design office (early learning school) is laughing their nuts off at the Brits expence. 😥
Re: The Saddleworth Launderette
iadom wrote: its just the light from my flash making it look discoloured.
Jim.
Nurse nurse the screens 😆
Re: The Saddleworth Launderette
Ooooooogh that drain hose looks a bit perished Jim 😉 😉 not a sign of rot on that back panel. If all the customers looked after machines as well as these, we would all be out of business 10 out of 10 8)
Re: tight customers
Goatboy wrote:
“Well, I’m affraid this episode has left a rather bad taste in the mouth! £35 is far too expensive for just fitting a new switch and giving the machine a service.”:bang:
Obviously expected you to pay her £35 for the privilege goatboy 😉
Reminds me of the last vac I received, chap brought it out to the workshop and left it. I rang him up 10 minutes later suggesting that he came back for it before I chucked it out onto the road 👿
When I opened it up it was full of dried vomit!!! and stunk to high heaven, as I said the last vac I repaired, several years ago. OK I lost a customer but who needs one like that. ❓ I think your £35 was reasonable and you probably don’t need a customer like that 😉
