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  • in reply to: new BOSCH – Classixx 7 WTA74200GB #437363
    Martin
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    Re: new BOSCH – Classixx 7 WTA74200GB

    I have the exact same dryer and find if the load is too small then yes it will cut out after a few minutes. A larger load and it works fine. For small loads I use the timed dryer function which works fine.

    It’s one of the irritants of these modern sensor dryers in that the sensor is far too sensitive. Trying to make sense of it gets you nowhere, learning its frailties challenging to say the least. Once you learn this then I find my dryer is OK and I’d give it 8/10. 🙂

    in reply to: Hoover VHD 8142-80 #437354
    Martin
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    Re: Hoover VHD 8142-80

    Then pull the drawer out and clean the inlet nozzles of the dispenser cavity. Also check the water inlet filter.

    in reply to: Hoover VHD 8142-80 #437352
    Martin
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    Re: Hoover VHD 8142-80

    Both heater and pump are inexpensive.

    in reply to: Zanussi ZKI 245 rattle during wash cycle #437299
    Martin
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    Re: Zanussi ZKI 245 rattle during wash cycle

    rsynnott wrote: Is it safe enough to keep using the machine in the short term until I get this sorted out?

    You risk damaging the motor totally so maybe not a good idea. 🙁

    in reply to: Hoover VHD 8142-80 #437350
    Martin
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    Re: Hoover VHD 8142-80

    Error code 3 always comes up if the drain out time exceeds 4.5 minutes. It also comes up if the heater has an earth leak. But by disconnecting the feeds to the heater has proved, for the most part at least, that the heater is sound. Therefore the conclusion is that that noisy pump you have is clapped out and needs replacing. Though checking the sump hose and the pump outlet hose for potential restrictions would be worthwhile in any case.

    Also, time how long it takes to drain out a load of soapy rinsing water. (It should be less than 60 seconds as a rule) 4.5 minutes is a very generous drain out phase it must be said. 😉

    in reply to: Qualtex #424433
    Martin
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    Re: Qualtex

    Allsorts wrote:Tte trouble is…..

    Just a label the same size as the offending Qualtex label and placed directly on top is all that’s required.

    Personally I don’t have an issue with parts and labelling or where it comes from or what it advertises. It’s my part, at my price, take it or leave it.

    in reply to: Qualtex game? #434741
    Martin
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    Re: Qualtex game?

    Allsorts wrote: If they want to get more orders they only need to cut delivery costs for orders, or give better cut-off times for orders.

    You didn’t include your concerns over their adverts of their on-line retailing website George.

    in reply to: Qualtex #424429
    Martin
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    Re: Qualtex

    Idea: Why not cover the offending advertising with your own label?

    in reply to: Bosch Logixx Tumble Dryer keeps cutting out! #437332
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch Logixx Tumble Dryer keeps cutting out!

    It is sounding like a fault with the main power board. 🙁

    in reply to: drum lifters #437310
    Martin
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    Re: drum lifters

    wilf wrote:any chance of that info?

    Probably a Size2x3/8 stainless steel screw but drilling into such a thin drum accurately and without incident challenging in the extreme.

    in reply to: BLACK RESIDUAL DUST ON CATALYTIC OVEN LINERS #437315
    Martin
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    Re: BLACK RESIDUAL DUST ON CATALYTIC OVEN LINERS

    You cannot clean the catalytic liners with any type of cleaning agent or cloth. The rough carbon like surface is designed to self clean when normal oven heat is applied. The ‘dust’ is the fall-out of fat from the liners surface that falls on the oven base. There comes a point in the life of the liners where excessive fat saturation cannot be contained and the only recourse is to purchase new liners.

    in reply to: drum lifters #437306
    Martin
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    Re: drum lifters

    iadom wrote: The official fix for a broken tab is to drill a tiny hole in front of the lifter and fit a very short, stainless steel screw through the drum.

    Drilling into wafer thin stainless will be challenging. I bet they don’t include a stainless screw either?

    in reply to: Bosch Exxcel 1200 Express poor spin #437274
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch Exxcel 1200 Express poor spin

    Hmm…..? If it spins the brushes are at least sound. The problem most likely is the water isn’t draining away fast enough. So if the pump trap (aka Filter) is clear then either the hose to it or from it are partially blocked by something. If the drain hose terminates at a shared coupling with the sink then that needs removing and checking too.

    in reply to: Zanussi ZKI 245 rattle during wash cycle #437297
    Martin
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    Re: Zanussi ZKI 245 rattle during wash cycle

    It sounds as though the motor brushes are arcing. Time to check them I suggest.

    in reply to: Neff Double Oven Fault #437250
    Martin
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    Re: Neff Double Oven Fault

    Almost certainly (as Dave suggests) the fan element (Part no: 00499003) will need replacing.

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