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Re: Japanese wash Technology.
effzedarr wrote: In fact the youngsters speak better english than some our Chav types in our towns & cities!
😆 😆 😆 😛
Re: Read this it means YOU!
Jackal wrote:With this in mind I wonder if Mr Blair will request the cabinet to undergo the required checks as I think the government would certainly fall into a vunerable group, after all some seem to behave like spoilt little children as part of their job.
😀 😀Nearer the point, headless chickens 😉
Re: Japanese wash Technology.
eastlmark wrote:check out the spin speeds, often warmer countries have really low spin speeds, 600 800 max. I remember seeing a Philco catalogue of all their euro products a few years back when 1200 was about the norm here and most were 500 or 400 rpm the kind of speeds we havnt seen since the 70’s. Guess a bit of sun dries the stuff better and in no time.
The suns the usuall method as most of the poor beggers can’t afford a washer 😥 they seem very happy with life though 🙂
Re: Japanese wash Technology.
effzedarr wrote:I checked out some m/cs in Malayasia a couple of years ago
I saw a few Whirlpool models over there; these were the same as the models in this country, Italian jobs.
I worked out the price and they were retailing, approx £110, in this country the same machines were being knocked out by the sheds at £350
Now work out the shipping costs, which is the closest to Italy?Are we a bit gullible in this country 😳
Re: Bloody Askol!
Penguin45 wrote:C’mon – easy money!
Chris.
Provided they are not built in!!! :rolls:
Did one of these last week, the guy was boiler engineer so I asked him to get the appliance out, big big mistake, he damaged the drain hose and the fill hose. The drain hose had to be fed behind a cupboard and my arms ain’t long enough ( I’m a viking not a monkey, before you comment 😆 ) if he had tied a piece of string to the hose it would have saved a lot of time. 😕
Last time I ask that question again
Re: What happened to Quality?
Martin wrote:[£200 is just a good night out for some these days ?
20-30 years ago we paid the equivalent of three to four weeks wages on an washer. whats a average monthy wage now £1000? have we lost the plot? :rolls:
Re: Indesit WD14UK
Thanks Brian
Checked the brushes, machine only two years old 😥
:rolls: expected lifespan for indesit :rolls:
Re: tight customers
I once did a repair and she offered to pay me in kind 😯 being the ethical type :rolls: I took her up on it, she dropped her dressing gown and I could’nt believe what I saw, she was black from head to foot, and commented that she had just payed the coal man 😆 😆 😆
Re: Right said Fred……
Martin Why don’t you offer to put the carpets down and cop a few hudred quid more 😆 sounds like you could be on a winner 😉
Re: indesit D61 leak reasons …
funkyboogy wrote:pretty ovious, but often overlooked…
check collar under lower spray arm….
every one i go you can at lease get a half turn on them…
cheers ally…Its the designers that need half a turn on their necks 😆 I use the term “Designers” lightly 😥
Re: Indesit WDG1095WGUK door interlock
Hi Jim
Thanks for the info, WDG1095WGUK is on the plate 😕 I will forget the “UK” part and go for WDG1095WG
This is an absolute puzzle, the interlock that is fitted is a “rold” not the TEXA S type, as I said each time I order one under 011140 It arrives as a TEXA S 😥
Connect’s web site specifies this part no. as a Rold and says that ” This part is a rold type interlock and not the old texa s type interlock. This part will not fit models which use the texa s type interlock. If more are info is needed please contact merloni direct”
Looks like a night of pulling out hair 😥 Mal
As a footnote, why will this forum page not allow you to use the word Tex as? the only way I get the info accross is to leave a space in the word
Re: Guess how she does it ? Contains tame female nudity …
reaper wrote:Sorry reaper….had to delete that my friend….easy man!
Martin
Whats all that about Martin? 😕
Re: Pain in the neck!
cornwell40 wrote:Arthritis in me hand flares up every time I do a zanussi door boot.
With or without the kitchen roll, clamp, bits of wood etc.Tony C Nurse nurse the blinds 😆
Re: A Warning
We have all had the odd shock, complacency every time. Never trust the customer when they say they have unpluged the machine, guarenteed they have switched off the kettle or toaster!!!!! Sorry ain’t good enough when your dead.
Volt stick every time particulary if hard wired. A plug removed is absolute isolation and inform them you will not work on the appliance again if it is not fitted with a plug.
You’r the one doing the risk assesment not them 😉
