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Re: Subject: Road Tax Petition PLEASE TAKE A QUICK LOOK.
I wondered why I had not received my email from the PM, but I have just noticed a few of them in the JUNK MAIL folder!
(clever computer) 💡Re: Bosch WFB1605GB/12
Martin wrote:….also Masterpart do a Bearing (& seal) Kit to fit this model at £11.99 (their stock code BS05110)
Just had a call in for bearings on a WFB4001GB/01. Not done one before – does the bearing spider remove through the back panel or does the tub have to be taken out?
Cheers
martinRe: Zanussi DE6744 – White powdery residue remains
Penguin45 wrote:The valve/seal assemblies are p/no 1523184-00/8
I think that part no. is for the salt sensor. the valves are 1529746-70/1
Re: What resistor do I need?
I get mine from RS Components (rswww.com) item no. 199-5460
they are 5k6 6watt.Re: A Warning
I generally unplug the, what is the obvious, plug – put the volt stick around the mains suppressor – then tap the live connector with the end of my finger incase wrong plug and failed volt stick! ( I wouldn’t do it if I wasn’t sure no live feed – just a game of pretend courage really) 😈 😈 😈
Re: adp 8332.optical water indicator????
deltra wrote:the fault on the dishwashers display is FA
Thats ok then :clown:
Re: indesit 🙁
Could be the pcb relay if all else looks ok.
this may be of interest:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=11142&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0Re: indesit 🙁
I think 25ohms is a very low reading for the thermister, I would have expected it to in the Kohms range. May be it thinks its already hot enough.
MartinRe: Module repair – handy triacs
Cheers Andy, I will be getting some in then. By the way, I found the advice on obtaining pcb relays from CPC – for the Indesit modules very useful, and have also used them a few times on zanussi dishwasher cards.
All the best
Martin
:tup:Re: Whirlpool
Hi Mike, If you use a step up transformer, then it will still output at 60 hz.
I cant see why this should present any problem at all to the running of the machine as long as the transformer can supply the current required.Re: Grease for bearing seal Hotpoint WMA series
I don’t use any grease at all as It seems to me that the wma seal should be firmly fixed to the shaft and does not rotate inside it – the actual seal is inside the metal housing of the seal.
