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Re: the daft things engineer do !
funkyboogy wrote:and then try explain the noise with more grrrrr and e e e eee noises .
grrrr and e e e eee is a sure sign they have a faulty sprinkleractor sprocket in the valve box at fault, and you can fix it with a 19mm adjustable ring spanner. :joker:
Re: English Electric Reversomatic Washing Machine Wanted
Locks up my iPad too so whatever you’re doing….don’t!
Re: Washing machine Bosch Maxx 5
DixonsDan wrote:Found it best to get genuine Bosch seal.
It’s a Bosch WAA Dan, I’m with Electrofix on this one, the drum shaft is a gonna no matter what door boot was fitted.
Re: Bosch Exxcel WAE24465GB
Leaking on spin is almost certainly due to a hole appearing in the grey rubber door seal and that seal will need changing. As for the pump filter jammed, yes you will need to remove the pump from underneath and take it apart to clear the blockage within. If you try forcing the filter you will break it for sure.
I would advise calling your guy out again to fix BOTH problems. 😀
Re: Insulation resistance testers or meggars
melec wrote:Ah so no one tempted to even have a look at one ???
I’m sure someone will but hey you’ve realise that decent durable meters cost £100’s. There is good reason for this that doesn’t need too much figuring.
For your workshop you’ll need something decent anyway. And, don’t forget, one that can be regularly re-calibrated every year or so.
Re: Do you itemise your charges if VAT registered?
stratfordgirl wrote:The level of detail required is less if the total bill is £250 or less.
Yes that is what I was led to believe. Thanks for your confirmation. 😀
Re: Insulation resistance testers or meggars
Keep an eye on eBay. Some great Fluke, Martindale and Robin insulation testers on there.
Re: Lavamat w1259
scissors wrote:guess I need to do a visual check on pcb?
PCB’s are pretty solid on this model though it cannot be ruled out entirely. The most likely is a break in the wiring, especially the motor plug connections. Worth a close look.
Re: Do you itemise your charges if VAT registered?
Lawrence wrote:out of courtesy we list everything that the cust has paid for
That is an interesting take Lawrence, “courtesy” hmm? Yes I am with you there. But my question is asking more toward the legal aspect of invoicing. HMRC insist all VAT invoices be itemised but how does it stand up in court if a VAT registered company just lists a total unitemised price plus the 20{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} VAT element?
Re: Who shot the hamster
With the new format being introduced can posts be listed last first? As using via a mobile device you have to wade through pages before finding the latest post of each topic.
Oh and the little icons are somewhat confusing for old gits like me. How Jim manages I have no idea.:wink:
Re: zanussi zdf501
eng14 wrote:thank you martin,the guru.
The guru eh? Ken has branded me the ‘Appliance Master’ after I complained that guru status was far beyond my abilities. I would much prefer your ‘status listing’ TBH (Valued contributor)…. But I would have to go some to get there I would imagine….hey ho!
