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Re: John Lewis JLWM1202 fill stops then drains and switches
davewash wrote:Even in a cold wash??
Oh yes! Check that heater 😉
Re: Possible Heat Pump Dryer
Condenser dryer are high maintenance in comparison to vented. Heat pump dryers take much longer to dry than conventional condenser dryers. Bosch umm? Not brilliant, Zanussi or Beko better.
You’d be hard pushed to find a reverse tumble from that lot as well. 🙁
Re: New washing machine advice
Stick with Beko. They are excellent value for money, cheap to buy, fix and repair and should give you 5+ yrs service.
Miele? Very nice, reliable, take ages to complete most wash cycles though. Bit OTT for a young family with loads of washing. Cost a fortune to fix when they go wrong.
Re: Tecnik Integrated Dishwasher SN6TIE01GB/01 Tripping fuse
You’re looking at a more serious problem beyond casual DIY fixing. Tripping RCD means that maybe the heater or motor has failed. Internal leaks are very likely, combine the two and it’s gonna be a costly fix for sure. Time to call out a local repairer to check it out.
Re: Bosch washing machine burning smell inside drum
“1totalshambles” wrote: Thoughts?
Just one since you asked, full ENr?
Re: Neff Integrated washer/dryer
Has the machine been installed using an open gravity fed waste pipe? If so chances are it is partially blocked and overflowing?
Re: Neff DW PCB
It may well be a power supply issue as it is around the voltage rectifier area of the board. Also the 2 white relays directly above that fused area are the heater relays. So it could be associated with heater failure as well. Costly fix and no mistake. :snig:
Re: Bosch SMS69M18AU/44 wierdness – repair or replace?
Have you tried the mains plug (kettle type) that mains lead plugs in at the back?
Re: Wet vac washing machine emptying
Phidom wrote:For a washer I would poke a length of garden hose down through the soap drawer housing and use the drill pump.
That is an impossibility. Besides that then assumes you have access more than the OP describes.
Sorry to burst your bubble but a hand drill pump and garden hose are best left solely to your successful radiator problem.
