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Re: ISE10 1606W problem – any ideas?
Is your waste pipe (drain hose) coupled to a sink drain coupling? If so, have you checked that that too isn’t restricted with debris?
Re: Neff cooker hood filter.
electrofix wrote:not needed if its vented outdoors
As specified on page 17 of your user instructions 😉
Re: Won’t wash but Spin Dries
The most likely reason for your troubles is that the heater is faulty and needs replacing. Next question : Have you checked it? 😀
Re: Does anyone use Paym to receive payments
What are Paym’s charges? Their website makes no mention of charges and nothing in life is free. What’s the catch here?
Re: Whirlpool to do a recall on Hotpoint dryers
The public’s apathy toward this issue is only too evident when you check out Andy Slaughter’s government petition. Just over 8,500 so far of a 10k target before the government are forced to give a response. Though my guess is that should that response be called upon it will show how powerless they would be toward instigating a full recall.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/article … ryer-fires
‘Everyone back on the bus, there’s nothing to see here!’ 😈
Re: AEG Washer Dryer Trips MCB
Oh I didn’t realise your machine has a brushless motor, sorry, scrub that theory then. When faced with such problems we in the trade immediately get to the fault using an insulation tester (aka Megger). That tool is vital for rapid testing and locating potential earth leaks which is what your machine is suffering. So without a Megger and only a multimeter to test they are pretty useless by comparison and therefore you have to rely on a more ‘hands on’ approach.
So, with that in mind and bearing in mind it’s just 10mins into the cycle. That’s when the motor, heater and wash pump are hard at work churning away the washing. It’s a new heater so that may well be OK. But we don’t yet know the state of the motor or its inverter module and of course the wash pump…?? Hmm?
No sign of water leaks anywhere is there? Worth double checking also. 😉
Re: AEG Washer Dryer Trips MCB
Tripping under maximum load could well mean that the motor is at fault. Earth leak across the commutator terminals very likely. Time to take a close look at that motor methinks.
Re: charging for credit cards
Well the airlines are the latest to drop credit card charges and rightly so. The public at large don’t what to be made aware of the costs to businesses by them blatantly adding a surcharge. Instead all businesses should hide their outgoing costs much like they do anyway for vehicle costs, insurance, accountancy fees and all and sundry.
Credit/debit card fees all part of factoring in ones overall outgoings. If you are VAT registered then only the 20{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} additional charge be specified.
(I expect BA and Virgin will be ramping up their prices to offset their very public declaration about credit card fees anyway)
Re: Panasonic Microwave Oven NN6850 Internal Fuse
I’m more than convinced that Rodney is fully proficient when it comes to safety procedures. He’s a radio ham after all (as am I :wink:) and very experience with high power amplifiers and such.
I’m fairly sure from what you tell us Rodney that the magnetron is the guilty party. 😀
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Re: Qualtex Account Closure
Will a rep from Qualtex stick their head round the door at the February meet?
Re: Hotpoint TDC30S belt & motor ok but drum not turning?no
You’ve fitted the belt onto the tensioner incorrectly.
Re: Suddenly Getting Excessive Foam
kwatt wrote:So, not a lot and nothing that would solve the OP’s problem then.
No doubt we both eagerly await the result of the guidance we have imparted the OP. 🙂
