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Re: U15E42NOGB
On the assumption that you get a reasonable degree of heat (above say 100c) then a faulty PTC is the likely suspect. What is the full model number suffix ?
Re: Leisure stainless steel cooker rusting
bmrenr wrote:Cheers for the replies guys but I don’t think I can use the baby oil on the top where the gas flame would be what about the Chromol though?
Oh goodness me yes I fully understand your concerns here. Imagine a hob top swimming in baby oil the way Bryan assumed it is applied and then you fire up a gas flame, oh no!
Chromol is your ONLY solution it seems. I can run with that, if only to prevent further idiotic comments from ‘others’ that Bryan was so tempted to moderate.
Meanwhile live long and rust free my friend.
Re: rapport
sudeep wrote:There is option to increase font size
Thanks Sudeep increasing the font size helps……..
Re: Bosch Exxcel SMS50 very noisy
The motor unit (part no 00654575) will set you back £91.38 direct from Bosch.
Re: rapport
I’ve just taken an interest in Rapport and was surprised by the online demo. I really do need to visit Specsavers. 🙁
Re: hotpoint ceramic hob
jlt wrote:One of the rings on my ceramic hob just stopped working halfway through cooking dinner. Is this likely to be repairable, and, if so, is it a DIY job?
Of course it is repairable. Most likely the element has failed and needs replacing. It’s a tricky DIY job but if you’ve got the tools and a test meter, power disconnected and in you go!
You’ll need to look up the model number as there’s dozens of variants but spare parts readily available all over the inter web.
If it’s a challenge too far for you then I suggest you contact a local repair firm. Far cheaper than calling out Hotpoint.
Re: Neff Diswasher S5443X2gb/42 tripping RCD
paullove wrote:I have found a new pump for £50, so considering replacng the failty one.
You’ll have to be careful here. Is that just for the motor or just the pump section or the motor/pump complete? If you found it on Fleabay then good luck with that.
paullove wrote:I have not removed the pump so not sure how difficult it is to replace,
It’s a challenge for the amateur that’s for sure.
paullove wrote:or if need any more parts to complete the job.
That’s often the reason why many DIYers have appliances in bits for days on end whilst they find more parts are required. But one part you’ll need is a thin jubilee clip the fits between the pump housing and heater.
Good luck …!
Re: Leisure stainless steel cooker rusting
r600a wrote:Walk away and get a bottle of ” Chromol ”
Hard to get hold of and costs silly money. There are cheaper alternatives of stainless steel cleaners available sold everywhere even your local corner shop sells it. But I assume bmrenr has already used a cleaner and simply wants to prevent rust returning.
Baby oil is odourless and, if applied correctly, leaves a microscopic film across the surface to protect and prevent corrosion. It is used AFTER the surface has been cleaned. It also is fantastic at preventing finger marks. A must especially on American style fridge freezers.
Do I need to go to Specsavers?
kwatt wrote:What are you on about?
I’ve just noticed the same effect using my iPhone, very odd. I thought perhaps it was something you had done Ken to make your name stand out above all others. Clearly not then as you have no clue what I’m referring to. Fancy that now. 😀
Leisure stainless steel cooker rusting
Odd though it may sound but a well documented treatment for all stainless appliances is BABY OIL. Go check out the many Google sites and read for yourself.
Re: WTA listings
timdowning wrote:When were the renewals sent out? Ta.
Sent out just before your annual Public Liability Insurance runs out I think? Can’t be a member lest you have it and all that…
Re: Siemens washing machine
Ineedahaircut wrote:Hi,can anyone help my siemens washing machine fill,with water, but doesn’t wash. Will spin empty so motor and belt fine.timer counts down also.
The motor’s carbon brushes need replacing to cure. :tup:
