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Re: Ariston Margherita 2000 AL 108 D Dryer keeps working.
Sorry to say Sattam it is not a model we are familiar with here in the United Kingdom ( Not sold in the UK). As a guess, the ‘Programmer’ is at fault and may well be uneconomical to repair, but not sure, sorry :con:
Martin
Re: indeset snafu & white westinghouse guarantee joke
WD13 ???? Are you from posting from the UK I wonder?
Martin
Re: machine not filling with water
KB,
Another thought on this….If the stopcocks you turned off had those little red and blue levers on them, they may have broken as you turned them off, therefore they may not actually now be on!! 💡
Martin
Re: AL3 Alarm code on AEG Favorit 64800
jgaraway wrote: perhaps I’m being a tad harsh and cynical.
Possibly you may be guilty by admission in that regard 😆 But hey! Most repairmen these days (somewhat tongue in cheek maybe) are OK. :tup:
Perhaps I should ask you to keep us posted on the progress? Assuming a happy and successful conclusion all the while 😀
Martin
Re: new networks and existing.
See my post as of todays date in the Rumour Mill regarding “Servicepower”!!!!!!!!
MartinRe: AL3 Alarm code on AEG Favorit 64800
Well only a very slight risk it has damaged the board? You could ask that the element be replaced at the price quoted on the understanding that if the board was required then you do not wish to have the work undertaken 😕
However, if the engineer had disconnected the supply to the element, then tried it again with a test lead on the supply leads, that would have indicated to him whether or not the board was damaged…! 😕
If he didn’t do that, no worries, the good news may be that if your house supply uses a tripswitch (RCD) type consumer unit, and when it failed it tripped the electrics, there is a good chance the board will be fine 🙂 If however the machine blew the 13 amp fuse, then the board may be damaged???
Martin
Re: Where’s kwatt
I spoke to him (My radio ham friend) anyway(He lives 12 miles south from you in Henderson just off I515 by the way) They only go out on weekends and he reckons its raining and going to be on through the weekend 🙁
Best you hang on to your trigger finger eh? :rotfl:
ENJOY!!!
Martin
Re: Bosch Water Problem
It’s likely a blockage of sludge between the water level unit and the sump. If that is blocked water starts to fill then the safety switch shuts it off. 🙁
Access can be gained pushing a long thin ‘bottle brush’ up the outlet pipe within the sump recess (front l/h/side). Introducing a little hot water into the sump at the same will make it easier to dissolve the sludge 😉
Martin
Re: Diplomat ADP 8234 – will not startup!
Door latch or door switch problem (not engaging) ??
Martin
Re: Where’s kwatt
kwatt wrote:Need to go see something else, no idea what yet though.
Check out the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas Blvd. They have GREAT nightly comedy clubs 😉
During the daytime you can got out into the desert on a ‘hunt ‘n shoot’.* It’s a bunch of guys that organise a high speed pickup truck ride into the desert around Sunrise Mountain and you get to let off a few rounds of real heavy carbines and automatic pistols….neat experience. I will give my friend a call on Skype if you can PM me your Hotel details ASAP that is 8) .
Martin
* Not listed in any tour guide though 😉 😉
Re: bosch WTA 3000
It is made by WHIRLPOOL, but I can assure you it is a good’un all the same 😉
Let us have that FD number and we can say exactly when it was made :tup:
Martin
Re: Candy AQW130(Aquaviva1300) Washer Dryer
Er! I think the “Red Button” is actually a kind of beige colour? and is the reset tab on the Thermal Cut-out. They usually trip for up to 3 reasons. 1) The user turns the machine off before the dry cycle completes 🙁 2) The condenser ducting gets blocked with fluff near the bottom hose 🙁 and/or finally 3) The blower fan seizes up. Any one or several combinations will have the same end result in that little button tripping 😥
:plug: PULL THE MAINS PLUG FIRST or :zap:
Martin
Re: Hpoint WD61 Condenser
Goosegreen,
I assume you refer to the ‘O Ring’ black neoprene seal that sits on the end of the condenser ducting and attaches to the drum with the 3 screw/plate fixings?
If that’s what you need then they come in a pack of 5 part no: 9800067
Martin
