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Re: Zan W/D – Dryer timer
Break in the wiring to the NTC in the condenser bottom hose or earth leak to element are 2 possibilities?
Re: Siemens dishwasher – food residue left – cleaned filters
Full model number (ENr ) essential to know which machine we are talking about…?
Re: No heat in Hoover Logic Reversing Dryer
Clement Rhein wrote:I ‘ve never dismantle these machines so not sure but happy to give it a go with a little guidance.
Heater coil and/or the front TOC will be at fault on this old girl. Simple to dismantle from the rear and by removing the drum.
Re: Ariston FZ 101P Integrated Oven
It’s yet another Partfinder cock-up Jim as many spares suppliers in UK stock parts for that model.
Re: Bosch Excell S9G51B tripping fuse now not powering on at
elliottucker wrote:Here’s a different number on it, sgs46e28gb. Bought in Newry.
That’s a different beast altogether, the first number you gave was a model for the USA market, very odd?
A multimeter ain’t much use I would suggest. The heater would need testing, preferably with an insulation tester. Water in the base can cause main pump problems with the motor windings. But to put your mind at rest, the main circuit board would NOT be an issue regarding blowing fuses/trip switch. There’s more to this than any multimeter will locate. Best call out a local independent expert and get it sorted.
Re: Bosch Excell S9G51B tripping fuse now not powering on at
Computer says no to that model number you gave by the way. Are you in the UK?
Re: zanussi zwhb7160/914906667(00)
Dunno, but if you would like a copy of the service manual then email me. (Be sure an remind me in the email what you need)
Re: The Great British Media
madangler1 and reaper you missed the point of the thread. It is directly regarding sales staff being unaware toward customers rights within the Sale of Goods Act 1979.
The facts behind the Which? survey only emphasises what we here on UKW have been banging on about for years. What the Daily Mail failed to put across was that consumers have little or no knowledge of the SOG 1979. And that those that do bang on the counter threatening ‘SOG’ misinterpret it totally.
Re: The Great British Media
The Sale of Goods Act is the retailers friend and have little to fear regarding compliance with it. It’s reassuring to many of us here knowing that if the product they sell has subsequent ‘issues’ of any kind in the near future, their customer has little or no chance of redress.
“…..I bought a ??? machine from you 9 months ago……..tough shite lady!”
