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Re: Siemens SE25M851GB/73 not draining….sometimes
Read my previous concluding sentence for the likely answer.:wink:
Re: Bosch SMS40C02GB/07 dishwasher filling issue
You are, it’s fitted in the side of the matrix. Slots in above the built in impeller.
Re: Siemens SE25M851GB/73 not draining….sometimes
Very likely the pump is worn out. If there is any lateral movement of that pump impeller that is enough to indicate the bearings are worn and it therefore jams. Works OK from cold but once it gets hot it jams.
Re: Siemens SE25M851GB/73 not draining….sometimes
Have you removed the pump cover and checked the pump impeller is not restricted (fish bone, general food detritus). User manual gives clear instructions on how to do this.
Re: Whirlpool to do a recall on Hotpoint dryers
iadom wrote:The first picture in that article is a Hotpoint dryer but the last picture is a washer not a dryer.
No? What a liberty! They say not to believe all you read in the papers but publishing misleading photos goes beyond the pale.
Re: Siemens WM14S890GB/05 No Display
Oh dear, only bad news I’m afraid as it’s likely as not the 120quid display board is at fault. Unless that is the connection between that and the power module is playing up, or worst still the power board?
I think this machine is covered under the 5 year warranty? If so time to get BSH in.
Re: Integrated washing machines
timdowning wrote:Thats assuming there’s no door handle on pattern on the door.
Indeed.
Re: Bosch SMS40C02GB/07 dishwasher filling issue
Most often it is the Reed Switch (00611317) in the fill matrix unit that goes AWOL.
Re: Integrated washing machines
Turn the decor door around 180 degrees and rout out new hinge fixing holes yourself. 💡
Re: Siemens LC7591/03 Cooker Hood nightmare
Just a thought: As you know, often a control module will do diddly squat unless all of the components it controls are functional. If you’re lucky that module will give an error code to indicate which component isn’t playing ball. They ‘self check’ before proceeding. In the case of this cooker hood it’s default setting displays the number 8 and unless the motor is OK it won’t function.
Looking at the user instructions it should have been possible to switch between exhaust and recirculating though. Was it possible to switch the display between the number 0 and the letter C? That would at least confirm that the original module was OK. I’m sure you can’t answer that now but I reckon the motor was most likely at fault all along. 🙁
Re: Siemens LC7591/03 Cooker Hood nightmare
Very little one can say over this other than to come over as being ‘wise after the event’ as it were. An altogether unfortunate situation and typical of punting on hoping an expensive module will solve the problem. Especially as we cannot get a refund on circuit boards it is therefore a risky business and no mistake.
One possible ‘get out’ is to get the customer to buy the module themselves, that way the onus is entirely theirs. 😉
Re: Empty Dyson box for sale
SAMURI wrote:Lots of ads like that on e-bay you got to read the small print.
That’s what is so incredible there Bob in that the seller went to great pains to emphasise in BOLD type all over the listing that it was simply an empty box! 2 clear photos showed what they were bidding for. It went for £83 + £4.95 P&P and “no returns accepted”.
Hmm? I wonder what an Apple iMac 27″ Super Retina box would go for?
Re: Empty Dyson box for sale
melec wrote:Not worth more than 50 quid tops
Wait one Melec! I’ve got another V6 box and can ship it you, free of postage, to Spain for just £49. (Payment via PayPal) PM me for more info. 😉
Re: Miele W526 rinse cycle issue
Well it doesn’t take much to stop the pump impeller and who’s not to say some other foreign object remains undetected? Still very possible. The other possibility is the pump itself is clapped out? Check to see if there is any lateral movement of the impeller? A sure sign the pump has had its day.
