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Re: Dryer runs too hot
It needs a new Sensor -NTC (part no : 00613753 £7.70 direct from Bosch’s dedicated spares web site) which is located in the front bearing support/ front ducting unit.
Re: They had no intention of paying
Don’t go upsetting the traveling community or you’ll get more than just a brick through your living room window. Avoiding is best I find.
Re: Accidently put salt in rinse aid slot. Please help?
It would be best to flush the salt/rinse aid mix out with hot (not boiling) water. Otherwise the mechanical dispensing device will seize up and no longer dispense rinse aid. Avoid allowing the overspill getting into the dishwasher tub with the aid of a towel or two placed close by to soak up the mess.
Re: mobile credit/debit card machines….
Mark’s device sounds pretty archaic compared to what’s around these days. Although I hadn’t heard of Payleven until now. £60 from Screwfix for a reader, 2.75{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} per transaction. Paperless receipts via email and only works with iOS phones….. Hmm?
Re: Recommends needed on a few things please
PaulG wrote:
- Public liability insurance (is there anything I should be aware of to avoid unseen pitfalls?)
Pitfalls? Only carrying and using gas cylinders, refrigerator gases and such like needs to be declared. Minimum £1m liability coverage.
PaulG wrote:Spare parts supplier
All the usual middle men merchants. You don’t need me to name them.
PaulG wrote:IR testing meter & where to buy from
Err? You’re already in the trade yeah? Otherwise you carry such a device anyway and realise its potential so I don’t figure your question?
PaulG wrote:Accounts (are there apps or software we can use that logs everything your accountant needs to file your returns?)
Accountants use Sage
PaulG wrote:Who to bank with
Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Santander or Coutts are best.
PaulG wrote:recommended from trusted sources.
Good plan :tup:
Re: neff s52m69x1gb/16
Main board so check all connections to it as they may have corroded given its location.
Re: AEG T65270AC dryer Error code
The heater thermal fuse (aka TOC) is rated at 140C so a replacement shouldn’t be too difficult to source.
Edit: £7.36 from eBay 😉
Re: Drain Hose for Condenser Dryer
Drain hose option NOT available on this model. You have to empty the condensate drawer manually.
Re: How to Choose an Induction Hob
Never ask a shop floor salesman how it works or what utensils to use, they usually haven’t a clue (well not in Currys or John Lewis anyway). They will answer yes to all your questions in order to convince you that you cannot possible survive unless you buy one now.
Induction hobs have been around for many years now and are increasing in popularity all the while. But one fact remains,and covers all makes and model variants, in that their failure rate is high and very often expensive to repair too.
It is a very novel way to fry and boil I must admit but not the choice of professionals, they use gas. And the novelty wears off when they keep going wrong in the midst of a fry up Sunday brunch!
Re: Neff hob T1871NO/04
DDDave wrote:So the wires to 1b and to 2b are removed?
That’s what it shows on your drawing there Dave. Presumably we are talking an EIKA hot plate here and the part number you can confirm for us? I would hate to be talking at cross purposes. 😉
Re: Neff hob T1871NO/04
Mark is correct, the replacement ring comes without the ‘residual heat indicator’ connections. Presumably from your photo you are fitting an EIKA in place of a Ceramaspeed. The part number should be 00674650 and the connections shown at the bottom of the page should be followed wire by wire (e.g on the L1 terminals 2a on Ceramaspeed goes onto 2 on EIKA etc)
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