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Re: Indesit Oven – Inner glass replacement needed
KurtS,
There are 2 distict model differences (do check for Model number on door frame carefully 😉 ), the relevant part numbers for the Inner Glass Doors as follows:-
FM20KCIXGB = Part No C00090770 (about £25)
FM20KIXGB = Part No C00075055 (about £25)Both parts available direct from the Indesit website:-
http://www.hotpoint.co.uk/macro/home.d2w/reportMartin
Re: HOTPOINT DWF50 ” DELICATE ” FLASHING
RUSST wrote:COULD EITHER OF THESE HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT
…….Oh and there’s really no need to shout (YOUR CAPS LOCK IS ON) we’re only trying to help after all 😀
Martin
Re: HOTPOINT DWF50 ” DELICATE ” FLASHING
I suspect the drain pump is jammed up with something? Please tell me, when you start a programme (any programme) you should hear the drain pump ‘whirring’…..and the sump should be empty of water…is it in your case I wonder?
Martin
Re: Out of balance detection on Indesit WG1234T W/M query
Yes Malc it has, most likely the Module needs attention/replacing 😉
Megger the motor to be sure it’s OK though :lesson:
Martin
Re: ariston magerta 2000a
Phidom wrote:It seems a little harsh to say the machine has only lasted 2 years when the fault is relatively simple and cheap to rectify. Would you take a 2 year old car to the crusher if the central locking went wrong?
Don’t forget Phidom, we are talking ‘Ariston’ here :lesson:
A basic, cheap and cheerful piece of tin and plastic designed to last just to the end of the UK statutory warranty period, beyond that you on a ‘bonus wash’ every time 😆 Unlike your 2 year old car that was designed and built within very strict European legislation, strict safety requirements installed to ensure passenger safety, etc etc 8) …One cannot draw a parallel there unfortunately…………. 🙁
……… However, maybe it compares nicely to a 2 year old video recorder that chews tapes and a B & Q Portable Gas Barbeque that rusts through, in that very same time period :rotfl:
Martin
Re: CREDA Easy Load Condensair Dryer Model 37747 s/n 581018
nypdblue wrote:major strip down requires expensive labour bill no doubt.
Not at all, it’s around a 30 minute job for an expert and a likely outlay to you of around £75 maximum.
If thats of any interest to you to get the job done and to see if we have someone in your area to sort it for you go, try this link:-
Repairs@Martin
vasiliok15 wrote: Does this still sounds like a board? I would prefer for my husband to sort it out, if possible, it will be quicker.
Very unlikely to be the board I reckon! 99{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of the time it’s the Motor Brushes, even after a couple of years they wear out at quite a rate I find (Part No 91212332). Easy’ish to fit and cheap to buy…worth a go 😉
To obtain these parts, copy & paste this posting and add your email to:-
spares@ukwitegoods.co.ukMartin
Re: Ariston al109x
repi wrote:I lose my manual… Do anyone have washing programs??
No sorry, that machine was not sold in the United Kingdom. Try the Ariston website for your country?
Re: hoover new wave plus 5
petermac wrote:The problem I now have is an’E2′ error..
Your Heater is the guilty party this time 🙁
available (Part No 09074618) if you email : – spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk
(Copy & paste this post to the email though)
Martin
Re: nationwide appliance delivery
City Link are the only nationwide company that can deliver ‘one off units’ but even they use sub contractors for heavy items using two man teams.
Therefore unless you’re trying to deliver top of the range Meile stuff its never worth it 🙁
Martin
Re: Bosch 6312 Dishwasher: No Heat
pms wrote:One minor problem, When I opened up the door two pieces of wedge shaped translucent plastic with prongs fell out at the bottom and I cant for the life of me see where they go.
It’s part of the Module Casing that has broken away, (usually the push button actuating tags) and can be replaced at a reasonable price direct from Bosch (Part No: 264946)
Martin
Re: Zanussi ZT-485 General Questions.
Gunner wrote:1. Do you think the problems could be caused by having dinner plates that are too big and hence stopping the blades from spinning?
Dunno :con: When you load them do they sit clear of the top spray arm?
Gunner wrote:2. Were can I obtain a replacement filter from (I think its called the central filter
Main Filter part no: 50273408000 Cost around £13.50, available from your local Zanussi ‘Service Force’ Office (or special order via email spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk
Gunner wrote:3. Can I raise the top basket
Sorry no 🙁
Gunner wrote:4. Can someone suggest a better built in slimline that actually cleans our dishes?
Bosch
Gunner wrote:5. are slimline dishwashers easy to remove and fit? anyone point me in the correct direction.
Yes for most companies that specialise in customer service. Do please contact you local independant store for expert advice.( No I don’t mean Currys & Comet)
Martin
Re: Hotpoint FF92S Thermistor(s)?
Mike,
The Thermistor (Part Numbers)required are as follows :-
Fridge = 2600284 (Before Date Code 65) 2601739 (From DC 64)
Freezer = 2600283
Evaporator = 2601683All available direct from Hotpoint on their website* :-
http://www.theservicecentre.co.uk/Service/fr_shop.html
And the best of luck fitting them :tup:
Martin
* If not listed then ring them on the number shown 😉
pwhite8314 wrote:Do some of the better models have an auto ignition that just keeps sparking until the thermocouple is happy?
Not that I’m aware of, no. 🙁
I much prefer the ones without thermocouple devices that one simply turns on the gas then hits the spark generator button. Most of the current range of hobs use this method, it doesn’t have that safety factor yours has though but solves the problem you mentioned.
Martin
