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Re: appliance fires
macmini wrote:Remembered about this thread when I saw this earlier.
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/news … ed-180276/
I’m thinking the source could well be the circuit board? More exciting Beko stories could follow here.
Re: Hoover DXA43WA
OK so we have ruled out the heater as a potential. So, on the draining issue, how quick does it empty? E03 is related to a drain time-out so whilst the pump may work and the filter clear the drain hoses to and from the pump could be restricted somewhere.
(52 yrs in the trade 😕 )
Re: Hoover DXA43WA
Scott.robinson85 wrote: Maybe I’ll try with a full load in and the heater disconnected
There’s no point in doing that Scott. Just follow what Dave suggests (above) with no load and see if the error code still shows.
Re: Rossiere bocuse
I get where you’re coming from as they are pretty thin and weak. But the answer is no, there is no such cast replacement that would fit or be suitable. You’ll just have to buy new replacements.
Re: Washer dryer trips power
Well clearly there is an electrical short circuit or earth leakage going on in there. Could be the door lock switch or the heating element or the thermostat?
With little electrical knowledge I would seriously suggest you contact a local independent engineer to call by and fix it for you. Is it still under guarantee? If so give Indesit themselves a call.
Re: Gas Regs and windows in kitchen
Ventilation of some kind is necessary to be Gas Safe. That has to be an effective extraction over the hob, a suitable permanent air vent in the wall or an openable window. Ideally a combination of any two of the three options.
A Gas Safe engineer can suggest how best these options need be applied in your case. As it is a leased property your freeholder should be contacted and asked to rectify the situation as per Gas Safe advice.
Re: Damaged Induction Hob Glass 1st Use
Any spillage should be wiped away immediately. Water far less of a hazard than liquid containing salt or sugar. Spillage using a wok can be far more likely than other cookware especially the rigorous movement needed when distributing the ingredients. Has the wok got an induction symbol on the base or embossed stating ‘induction’ ? Have cleaning agents been applied to the glass prior to usage? Could you possibly take photos of the damaged area and the wok in question and download them using the ‘upload attachment’ facility (below)?
Re: Replace a Bosch grill element
It is the main thermostat and it’s the capillary you see and are trying to remove. It will need great care not the kink or fracture that in any way as the gas in it will escape rendering it useless.
I would advise you replace the element AND that thermostat to be sure all is well on reassembly.
