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Re: Common sense – spam
whitevanman wrote:
maltheviking wrote:
Who said that then ❓ The pope ❓ 😆I like it ‘tutto è giusto nell’amore, nella vita, nella lavatrice, nella politica e nella religione anche se rilasciate le dichiarazione circa i musilims’ 8)
Thats easy for you to say 😉
Re: Common sense – spam
whitevanman wrote:
Common sense is being open to new ideas, listening to the other person, and not being rigid in your beliefs.Who said that then ❓ The pope ❓ 😆
Re: Tricity Bendix AW1053W motor went “pop”
Seamy wrote:Thanks Martin, do they short over the carbon dust or something, i checked price of motor £75 & Timer £85 + v.a.t & delivery + labour makes it uneconomical.
Was there any sign of water on the motor? they can leak from drum half seal down on to the motor. Do yourself a favour and right it off as N.E to Repair
MalRe: Miele W863 “rinse light flashing”
Thanks for everything Seamy. much apreciated. 😉 I forgot to mention customer complained about hearing a “thud” just before alarm started, I will double check the tacho to see what has falled apart ❗
Mal
Re: Consumer box making funny noise
Hi Jim
We used to a have a system in this area that was called “Electretec” where every circuit in the house was controlled by a relay from a central control unit; the relays were all in a box next to the consumer unit. Has your daughter got a similar system? if so then the immersion heater relay sounds to be at fault, may have a loose or burnt contact. If I remember correctly the relays were low voltage control BUT obviously mains voltage to the contacts
Mal 😉
Re: Miele W863 “rinse light flashing”
Hi Greg
Yep the motor was my first thought “so I whipped it out” :rolls: after checking it out via the loom. Brushes/ armature were fine, continuity ok
BUT I still have a niggling doubt about it under power 😕 as I hear a relay kick in just before the alarm, could also be a traic. I need the diagnostics to confirm especially at the price of the motors and boards 😯
Re: Why do they do that?
gegsy wrote:
cab wrote:
LG washers do it for me! how tight are those screws! f…… many a screwdriver and powerdriver bit.cab
I take it the 4 rear panel ones 😆
Greg
The moral is “Dont get into a fight with a Korean” 😆 unless you are a black belt 😆 and then I woudn’t be to sure 😆
Re: Hotpoint FDW60 Dishwasher
Ray9500 wrote:Hi all,
I am beginning to dislike this range of dishwasher 👿
or should i just take it outside and shoot it!?Regards
RayShoot it every time 😥 I presume the base got flooded ? any water still in the wrong place? hows the earth insulation etc
Re: Cold Calls
matkins wrote:
hopefully they’ll all go home having had such a miserable day they’ll all resign. 🙂WARNING Low flying pigs WARNING 😆
Re: Happy memories eh Jim? 😀
iadom wrote:[Yep, round about the time that Boro last won anything meaningful. 😛
OOOOOOHHHhh 8)Re: 10 months old, breakdown number 3
kheath wrote:
His 3 breakdowns:
1) bolts shearing on concrete weight
2) Heater open circuit
3) Drain pumpnice hat trick
Kevin
Had one of the better one’s then 😆
Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
Dave_Conway wrote:One of the most annoying things (and it happened today, which reminded me) is customers who ask for professional advice, then argue with you, and tell you you are wrong 😕
Dave.
And do they ever listen to advice. You go back to an appliance that you repaired in the past and notice that they still havn’t had that “damaged ” socket outlet or faulty wiring fixed that you made a point of endorsing on your previous invoice. 😡
Re: Bosch WFB4001 intermittant motor action.
gegsy wrote:Hi Jim
If you take the front panel off and check the module (Front right behind panel) for dry joint/s 😉 worth a look.
GregHi Guys Had one of these a couple of weeks ago not sure if it was the same model, as Greg says check the PCB, mine had a dry joint, I think it was on the relay. Bit of a begger to see though it was just a hairline crack 😉
