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Re: Bosch WFP 3300 GB – Water Level Issues
garjl wrote:By the way – is there a site that would have told me how much water the washer used (uses) – and what about a wiring diagram – or is that not for public domain?
The Bosch site doesn’t really give much info on water consumption in this regard, I know it is very little as you have found out 😉 Incidentally when you run the machine without clothes it only fills to a low level anyway. As soon as a load is applied, that very sensitive Pressure switch gets to work adding extra water (through displacement) and also through motor loading, it gauges how much extra it needs as it fills and turns….very clever stuff! That’s why I was more than a little concerned that you “twiddled” with this seemingly innocence device and could have stuffed it in so doing?
Wiring diagrams???….No chance in hell, not even to us in the trade…SORRY! 🙁
Re: Bosch WFT2800GB/13
At the top we have 088421 (no tacho coil) and below that of the 096331 which has a tacho coil fitted in the bottom! Which one do you have there Bryan??
Re: Where have they gone?
I know it gives Chris hours of fun answering their queries so that’s one benefit. There was even mention yonks back about branching out with aussiewhitegoods.com and Alexa helping run it, but I guess that all dryed up like a wallabies whatsit. And Alexa must have waltzed off with Matilda I guess :con:
The only downside I can see is that, as Dave observed today, it just cloggs up the scrolling XML syndication with little or bugger all interest for UK users thats all 🙁
But I’ve never ever seen a Fisher Paykel to know what it is anyway. 🙄 Chris is sending me on a mission to Auckland to find out in the New Year, so maybe if I come back I could help out with all these many questions they keep asking us on UKW :rotfl:
Re: Candy CNW156 W/D
Penguin45 wrote:P/Nos and prices please……
I think once you get the Product number off it Chris you will be able to GIAS at the part numbers yourself 😉 😉
Re: Bosch WFP 3300 GB – Water Level Issues
garjl wrote:Pulled the pressure switch apart and increase the turns on the span adjustment for switch 1 – now i have 8 litres of water and the function is much better.
Interested in your thoughts.
My initial thought is that you have bu&&ered up a perfectly good pre-set Pressure Switch 🙁
6 litres is the normal (intentional) water level. The Drum Paddles act as scoops to shower the clothes as well as distribute them around the drum. Your only problem prior to your twiddling was that too much powder (or the wrong type) was put in the wash in the first place! 😯
I therefore recommend you purchase a new replacement Pressure switch, stick the lid back on and away it should go, good as new 😀
Re: Slogan?
kheath wrote:excellent that suggestion….how about it Martin?
kwatt wrote:Engineered for value
Oh yes very catchy slogan 😆
Re: LEC?Glen Dimplex
Dales-Electronic wrote:times are hard old mate
No worries, I just thought perhaps your topic had been posted in the wrong forum, that’s all. 🙂
Your reasoning duly noted…it stays here :tup:
Re: servis M6216al
Pogo,
Bit tricky to answer but likely the heating element or motor caused the fuse to trip and could also have damaged the Module. So it could be costly to diagnose and fix I’m afraid 🙁
You could try Repairs@ for a local independent engineer to call in and check it for you 💡
Re: Down to earth cooker elements
Yes indeed these replacement element insulation problems go way back for me to the old Moffat days. (1970’s) 😯
Almost always affected the side or bottom elements and rarely the grill element. What we did then (no RCD’s in those days, just lousy Megger readings and tingling sensations when you touched the oven door, gave the game away :zap: ) and I have done since whenever I get problems is simply to disconnect the earth for 15 minutes or so whilst it heated up nicely. Meggar it after and reconnect the earth again :tup:
Much better than bu&&ering about sticking them in the vice or whatever 😉 As very often using that method can distort the element anyway as they are not in their fixings. They will absorb more damp when they cool and by the time you fit them, you’re back to square one again 🙄
Re: Service manuals and wiring diagrams
walnut wrote:Can anybody tell me what the situation is regarding service manuals, wiring diagrams for the different manufacturers ?
Lots are written about problems we suffer regards the lack of information within these many Trade Forums for you to swat up on. For starters try this one:-
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … pic&t=9809walnut wrote:I’am particularly looking for a wiring diagram for a Hoover Frost free fridge freezer.
Model – HCA 390 FFK.Let me have the 8 digit Product Code and I will see if there is one available? The code starts 3??????? by the way 😉
Re: Slogan?
I is wISE its no surprISE innit.
Da massive STAINES go in da drains,
‘cos dere’s notink posher dan my new washer
…CHECK IT OUT MAN…..IT’s WICKED…..!!!
Re: LEC?Glen Dimplex
Is this thread exclusive to the Subs Forum or can it be moved to the Rumour Mill I wonder?
