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Re: Bosch SGS5302GB
iadom wrote:Sorted, little blob of solder, job done
Little tip: Next time you come across one of these, solder a link wire from the burnt terminal to the other 2 relay terminals to create a more substantial ‘buzz bar’ type repair 😉
Re: Have we another Trainer?
Dave_Conway wrote:Rob was at Sibson Martin, working the camera/video camera
So he was, silly me 😳
I was searching the “Training” forum for the names of all the trainers but I couldn’t find them listed anywhere? I got a bit muddled up thinking David Quinn, Graeme and George were the 3 trainers, then saw Rob Dray pop up with a post on Breadmakers. I then put 2 and 2 together and ended up with 4 ❓
Must get some new batteries for my calculator? :rotl:
Re: Advice/help required
dnaxton wrote:How tight are these drum pulleys screwed on as mine isn’t moving at all.
Very tight Dave, try heating it (the pulley) with a small blowtorch to make it easier. Holding the drum spigot firmly is your main problem though. I would suggest breaking the remainder of the aluminium alloy away to expose the steel shaft. Then grab that with a pair of Stilsons or Mole Grips and hang on tight!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Servis M9713 XXL
Tricky question with a dozen possible options owing to the complexities of your machine. (i.e condenser blocked, water inlet fault, pump, programme, elements or thermostats????)
If you are the least bit unsure, I would honestly suggest professional help. Try one of our local independents repairers here
Re: Advice/help required
Someone will need to hold the broken shaft on the inside of the drum whilst you unscrew the pulley (anticlockwise).
(I’ve amended the link for the spare parts you need by the way in my previous post – above)
Re: Advice/help required
Dave,
It will need a new drum shaft and bearing kit (Part No 1611166) so the bearing will need taking out to do a proper job ( the drum pulley screws on by the way)
Replacement part available here
Re: Bosch WFF1201GB/01
Bill wrote:Has any body out there got any ideas on what is wrong?
Crud in air chamber I expect plus the heater has probably blown 😉
Re: CRAZY
Well bully for you lot then and perhaps you could share your good fortune with your colleagues that may be able to take some of that extra work your refusing 😕
Go on…give them a bell and see if they can help you out? They will love you for it I’m sure and maybe they could help you out in the future should it suddenly start raining ❓
Re: Top loaders
I wrote off a 9605 last Wednesday ‘cos the motor and pump were shot! But the power unit is fine, perhaps I should put my customer in touch with yours so they can do a deal???
Re: Speed Control / Motor Control Module
badkarma wrote:Obviously the module has got to be the same manufacturer and looks the same / connections same etc…
The short answer to your question is that in theory whichever module you fit (1000 or 1200) it will work just fine.
The badkarma here though (pardon the pun by the way 😉 ) is that having waded through your postings on the other site, I have concluded that your motor (and module) are goosed!!!
I can also rule out the wiring harness causing the triac to blow, as you surely would have spotted that long ago? So therefore I would diagnose a duff motor has blown the module along with it 😥
Sit back and figure it out first….the motor is TEN YEARS OLD!…no Indesit motor can stretch beyond the limits…and yours has typically expired too!
I rest my case 🙂
P.S. As fido mentioned in one of his posts…buy a Bosch
Re: UK Whitegoods Meeting – Feb 06
May I tender my ‘apology for absence’ to the next meeting please? 🙁
For I shall be heading South for a spell in the warm sun…sorry 8)RS wrote:There wasn’t three witches a couldron and a lot of cackleing goinf off by any chance was there? :rotfl:
Oh!…now you come to mention it….
