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Re: Stotts of Oldham Catering Steamer (elements)
Come to think of it…I need some some bits to keep my old steamer going and it seems D_C has all the answers :rotfl:
Martin
Re: BSH appliance care employment
They have an ongoing search for engineers as many such companies do these days. It’s the usual trouble though every time and rumours of an unhappy workforce to boot 😉
http://www.bshappliancecare.com/37471.html
Martin
Re: new networks and existing.
Dave_Conway wrote:and Brock etc are already realising this is a mistake as people have read UKW and are refusing to have anything to do with it 😀
Oh I love it :stir:
I will let you know if DB gets back to me as he said he would both on the phone and with the later email he sent.
I wonder then if he has read the trade pages here on UKW by getting an account to access such 🙄
Martin
Re: Indesit DI62
Huddy,
A more reasonable ‘going rate’ for the job would be a labour charge of around £56 to £60. These beasts are tricky to access and service, so a fair rate for for an experienced engineer to sort it. If the maximum labour charge is £72 then that’s not too unreasonable as it could take an hour or so to remove, dismantle, reassemble refit and test!
Sounds like either the drain pump OR the main circulating pump have got blocked, so a tricky job sorting it but worth the expense.
Definitely not a DIY fix I’m would venture to suggest either
Martin
Re: Electra wd1100a draining problem
Nic,
The pump will need closer inspection, sounds like a button or coin the offending item causing the noises 😉
:plug: PULL THE PLUG FIRST THOUGH :zap:
Martin
Re: Bosch Sgs 5312
tonyclifton wrote: if is board any idea of price?
Tony,
I would recommend you have the following link in your favourites list so you will always have the answer 😉
http://www.bshappliancecare.co.uk
MartinP.S Masterpart stock them for £66 😀
Re: new networks and existing.
Do we know for sure Jonathan Trubshaw is part of this outfit or just guessing??
Martin
Re: Bosch Sgs 5312
Sure it could well be Tony!
And it’s easy to drop the module out and check for that tell-tale PCB burning 😉 Don’t forget the easy check to see if the module is terminal though before mending the burn (well documented by me and others on the subject of course)
Also check the Pressure switch/Meter Tank unit 🙂
Martin
Re: Dead Lavamat 74630-W
stone wrote: I’ve assumed that the thinner wires are an electromagnetic door latch mechanism and the thicker wires switching) and can find no continuity between the contacts for the thicker of the four wires.
Nick,
According to the wiring diagram for this model, for the door switch there are only 3 wires to it (Orange, Blue & Pink) 😕
Orange to the Main Module, Blue to the Pressure Switch and Pink to the Rotary Selector Switch. :con:
I suspect whatever or however your switch is wired that the Main Module has taken a turn for the worst though 🙁
Martin
Re: new networks and existing.
You must have all read that tripe from David Brock by now . (if not pm me). It is a clear and as sure as the sun rises every morning we need to step in and upset the applecart before too many get stuffed by these guys!
But how?
Martin
Re: help with diagnosis on a whirlpool washer dryer
rpw,
Could be any number of things here I’m afraid, especially if you haven’t rewired the timer correctly. Only one wrong wire on the wrong terminal and all that 😕
What do you mean about the “wire on the preliminary coil?”
Martin
Re: Faulty 8702 flooded our downstairs flat
Anonymous wrote:and informed me that all manuals ‘advise’ turning off the water supply feeds after every use
Now that’s a point, that indeed most if not all manufacturers state in the user instruction booklets supplied with every machine, to turn off the water (and power) after each use! Thereby issuing a ‘hidden disclaimer’ against any such eventualities such as in this case 🙁
Martin
Re: Service Power?
eerrrr?????
Just got an email (e-job) sent me out of the blue from Service Power :con:
Martin
