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Re: BLOMBERG Larder Fr Door (overlay) attachment!
You didn’t enlighten us with the model number? But looking at the installation manual of one Blomberg from their web site then I have to agree with you…..
http://blomberguk.com/Products/Download … omberg.pdfRe: Footwear?
reaper wrote:Taking them back tomorrow and demanding my money back. Watch this space.
Good luck with that!
Re: Hoover Logic 1200 A3786
juicehills wrote:Does anyone have any tips on the procedure for replacing the drum bearings?
Corrosion of the aluminium backplate IS the major issue considering the age of the machine, especially where the foam tub gasket seats. Along with the bearing and seal kit a new foam gasket is vital.
The state of the drum shaft collar also an issue. It needs careful cleaning with super fine emery paper and plenty of high speed grease applied to the relevant area between collar, seal and front bearing.
Tension of the 12 or so backplate bolts secured in numerical order is also something to be noteful of. The numbers on the backlate are there for that very reason.
Any white pitted corrosion, especially adjacent the motor, and the chances of a successful repair are severely in jeopardy. 🙁
Re: Bosch Dishwasher sgv46m13gb/10
I presume you have checked that the diverter valve in the heater box works as normal? That it fills with the correct amount of water and that the circl pump has plenty of pressure? If all check out then yes the PCB could well be the problem, or rather the heater relay is sticking. Might be a good idea to run a soldering iron on the 4 relay pins just in case of a dry joint.
Yes that PCB retails at over £160 so I would be surprised if your customer would stump up the money for that to be replaced TBH.
Re: Hotpoint 7822W Upper arm not working
Andy jones wrote:Damned mice always seemed to go for that black hose
These days the rubber simply shrivels and perishes like an aged weenie struggling to pass water. 😕
Re: Hotpoint 7822W Upper arm not working
Yes Jim, it’s a Bosch. The float often sticks as does its microswitch. The black rubber hose is a major source of blockages, and easily cleared. The OP just has to unclip it from the fill matrix and give it a good BLOW!
The water inlet/safety valve also a caution and shouldn’t be overlooked,
Re: bosch s41e50w0gb/03
Well for sure your next move would be to check out that power board for surface component damage.
Re: Hotpoint 7822W Upper arm not working
iadom wrote:This is not a Bosch clone so does not suffer from the hose blockage or float chamber mechanism that Martin mentions
Really? Not the 7822W I recall, they were 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} Bosch.
Re: Hotpoint 7822W Upper arm not working
JMich wrote:Do I need to remove the washer from under the worktop and raise the top cover?
You’ll need to remove the left hand side panel, clean out the float chamber and transfer hose to the tub. Check the operation of the float microswitch and ensure the inlet valve filter is clean just for starters. So yes it’s got to be pulled out.
Power OFF before fiddling. :zap:
Re: Bosch wak28260gb11
Looking at the schematic it has a ‘3D sensor’ connected to the side of the motor which may has some bearing? What it does I have no clue, sorry. 😕
Re: Zanussi prod 949712828
….but for the record
F05 : Temperature safety limit exceeded
350C on normal ovens. 530C on PyroliticRe: £358 washing machine costs £1092
Come the revolution the law will deal with them. Wonga had their wings clipped, soon Brighthouse won’t glow so brightly.
Milliband makes for a lousy reporter don’t you think? But at least now he’s got a proper job.
Re: Bosch WFT2800 filter access
Dasansom wrote:Visited Bosch support but the model number didn’t return any matches.
Here’s the link you need from the Bosch website…..
http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/store/spare … T2800GB/01
