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Re: Hotpoint Aquarius WMA34
iadom wrote:And it will be five to six years old or more. 😉
I should have known, she originally told me it was a hotpoint first edition until i actully sent her to get the model number. 😕
Cheers Helo, too much work for me to bother with at this time of the year. thanks. 🙂
Re: Hotpoint VTD20P Tumble Dryer
thank you Helo_75 and Penguin45, much appreciated and saved me a fiver 😀
helo_75 wrote:lol, i just leave em, they dont really serve much of a purpose
erm was that a joke, i couldnt tell 😀
seriously i dont want my mother getting shocks every time she touches it 😉
Re: White Knight WK447 Tumble Dryer bearing replacement
cheers penguin, will have a look at it today sometime. 🙂
as for not being allowed to help, isnt that what forums like this are for? 😕
Re: Hoover Tumble Dryer latch receiver
sheer1delight wrote:Is this the same item as fits softwave machine. Microswitch fits on two posts of assembly which in turn bolts to front part of latch that is located on front of machine?
I could forward secondhand assembly.
Even better. Why not visit your local council/ scrapyard and buy a whole machine for a few quid? There is a chance you will find one there!
Regards
already tried the recycle place. none that type. your description sounds right and it is off a softwave dryer, have you a pic??
Re: Hoover Tumble Dryer latch receiver
phidom, thanks for your help mate. whereabouts in the north east are you? i have managed to screw the switch onto the back of the latch receiver and is working ok at the moment but if you had one it would be better if i fitted that. i will take a pic of it next time im over there and post on here to see if you have a match.
regards
markRe: Hoover Tumble Dryer latch receiver
yes mate it screws on to the cabinet but then the switch that the door pushes on, screws to it on the inside. to make it work when you shut the door.
Re: Hoover Tumble Dryer latch receiver
tried that mate thanx but no luck. the door closes fine but the prongs on the back which the switch clamp onto have broken off. having just paid 40 quid for the door, i am tempted to just bypass the switch or tape the plunger on the switch so it will work. i know its probs not a recommended fix but anything is better than scrapping it just for this.
