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Megavolt
ParticipantRe: fridge-freezer removal
Thanks Martin, also for the spelling correction on the title!
Reason for asking, I haven’t got a van, and don’t want the expense of hiring one . . .it’s also a very tall fridge-freezer and I’d need a Luton body jobbie to keep it upright
OK so I’m prudent and economic, maybe just plain frugal?
All the best,
Tony
Megavolt
ParticipantRe: Us of PTFE Tape
Hi Greg,
Just finished a new kitchen and had a Corgi guy put in the new hob. He taped the non-compression fittings but not the ‘olive’ versions. I know this is ok for plumbing, cos you see the leak if it’s not tight enough (!), but I’m just a tad nervous that he should have used PTFE throughout . .. . .???
Thanks,
Megavolt
Megavolt
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool AWM 6110/3 – ‘Nasty smell’
Thanks Greg,
Bought some Ariel this afternoon. it’s the Bio stuff in the green packet as mentioned in Dave’s article. If you see a green cloud forming over the Great Yarmouth area, I might have overdone it . . . .
Now, about that inlet valve . . . .
Kind regards,
TonyMegavolt
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool AWM 6110/3 – ‘Nasty smell’
Hi guys,
Many thanks for the tips.
To answer your questions:
1. We have a stand pipe drain connection.
2. We always use powder – usually Tesco ‘Colours.’ Is that ‘best’ powder?
3. Checked out Dave’s article – thanks for that. We have not been used to maintenance washes – never used them before . . but propose to carry out several in quick succession right now and then keep up the regime.
I have also noticed the cold inlet valve lets in a small amount of water overnight, which as suggested may be a source of smell, even thought the machine is used daily. I’ll be relacing it, but it seems to be quite a ‘special’ and a universal one does not appear to fit.
Any more sugeestions are most welcome.
Best regards,
Megavolt
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