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Re: A Radical Thought
jeremy wrote:easy as abc or 123 😉
Ken,
I nominate jeremy to help you out with IT should the need arise 😉
Re: whirlpool awm 6145/3
eng14 wrote:must now assume timer or display card fault
Richard,
Don’t assume card faults at this stage, instead check first the state of the element and that the air chamber is clear!
If you set the machine to do just a “Rinse & Spin” will that operate correctly I wonder? If so I reckon the “card” is OK 🙂
Re: HELP! Indesit W123S continually fills with hot water
If the hot water inlet valve inside the machine was faulty, then it would fill whether the machine was on or off!
Filling continuously whilst the programme is running suggests a programme based fault I would think? However if your problem is resolved simply by turning off the hot supply, then leave well alone as the machine perform perfectly well with just the cold connected.
(unless that is you wish to select a 90 degree cycle, then it may be a problem as it would need the hot water switching back on)
Re: Bosch Maxx WFO 2860
charlieT wrote:Thanks the pump is clear and OK. What next?
Take a real close look at that pump I would….3yrs use is the best you can expect out of a pump and I bet the impellor is loose and wobbles side to side????….new pump time! 😉
Re: creda t601cw dryer
hilly wrote:my local supplier cannot find these
Can I also suggest you consider changing your ‘local supplier’ to an Internet based company that will suit your business with greater efficiency. Not finding basic Creda parts is unforgiveable for any company worth their salt after all 😉
Re: Bosch Maxx WFL2260 Not Spining
Dave3805 wrote:Has anyone got any idea how I can check the brushes on a bosch maxx WFL 2260
Indeed so Dave, simply remove the motor and take then out very carefully (paying attention as to which way they go back 😉 ) if they are short and the tips blackened and not shiny?…then they are duff!
Replacement brushes are available via emailing you requirements to: spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk
PULL THE PLUG BEFORE ATTEMPTING ACCESS :zap:
Better still, get a local expert in to do it for you, and it won’t be costly either 🙂 Just click this link:
Repairs@Re: A Radical Thought
RS wrote:Since it’s inception when Martin was pestering everyone to join nothing has been done!
Thank you Richard for recognising the first part of that statement, however I have to argue a little about the tail end of it. In as much as some things have been achieved at least, well, kind of anyway!
As you go on to say “it is a club” and that is the core and hopefully the strength we can gain from it as the months go by. OK so UKW Ltd has lots of things going on at the moment, but we Subscribers can do our own thing in tandem as long as we keep the faith and bang our heads together once in a while in the hope of inspiration.
Alex reminded us quite nicely over its very original concept of being a “Slush Fund”….that, gentlemen is what we have! Lets keep it and let it grow.
Meanwhile if, at any time, one of you gets a flash of inspiration, then for Christ’s sake tell us here and we will have the wherewithall to do something about it (or at least stand in judgement over)
Meanwhile can I ask Kevin* to put all that money into a high interest account…so we can at least accumulate whilst we speculate 😀
*Love your new avatar by the way Kev 😉
Re: Larger brain required.
megawatt,
Welcome to the site by the way and enjoy! 😀
You may recall my reply to you via a PM request you made yesterday as follows:
martin wrote:Post questions of that nature in Trade Technical Enquiries is the way to go. Once clicking the “Post New topic” button, typing your question then pressing “Submit” will work for you every time
Meanwhile with the Creda W100FW I guess possibly the wiring from Timer to Motor is suspect?
I am sure others will lend a hand with your problem, meanwhile I have ‘moved’ your question appropriately into Trade Technical Enquiries 😉
Re: Look at what you’re missing
eng14 wrote:as i am on the list of repairers
You are listed on their Richard, it’s just that you happen to be on the end of it! 😕
The Repairs@ system at present leaves it to the customer to choose a name from that list, unfortunately in an area covered by several companies, as in your case, you may lose the odd call to someone else? 🙁
Now if that call isn’t taken up by ‘the other company’ the system will not pick that up. It falls on the customer to re-access Repairs@ to choose another and so on 🙄
The system is fully automated and cannot be monitored or interrupted manually, therefore the odd call does indeed slip through the net 😯
Re: What is the most useful tool in your toolbox?
Easymove furniture sliders!….made out of strong plastic with foam rubber pads…perfect for those soft vinyl floor coverings that easily tear when you move the machine. Slip these under each foot (set of 4 in pack) and slide away!!!
Available from http://www.lakeland.co.uk (type in Furniture Gliders in search field) 😉
Re: Questions
Will Project X ever be sold direct to customers from the website (i.e ProjectX Internet sales/service/extended warranty) ??
Re: A Radical Thought
Dales-Electronic wrote:I volunteer my money because I agree with the principal, those that don’t, have the option not to subscribe.
I’m with Ian all the way on this :tup:
Re: Plumbing out.
silverpixie1uk wrote:Is it possible to plumb out two appliances from the sink trap
Yes Lynn 😀
Most plumbers merchants will know exactly what you mean and can supply (Plumb Center etc) The example below is for just one appliance added to the sink trap but you can get a dual fixing just the same 😉
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=101958&ts=69863&id=12794
Re: Soap Powders & Technology Training
dquinn wrote:The only problem with the postcards is that hardly any ever get returned.
It takes a few moments to ‘tick boxes’ so how about our customers do that and WE post the card afterwards, after all, we pose the questionaire on them (there and then) we bothered them with the task for what should after all said…..= 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} return rate 💡
