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  • in reply to: Checking-Up? #324480
    megawatt
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    Re: Checking-Up?

    Had the same thing. The phone call was from an insurance company. Looks like they are looking for non-existent jobs being claimed for.
    Mike.

    in reply to: Zanussi FX1265. bleeping #323679
    megawatt
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    Re: Zanussi FX1265. bleeping

    Thanks for your advice Dave. Due to lack of time I have referred the customer to a zanussi engineer.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: White knight small dryer CL372. #323304
    megawatt
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    Re: White knight small dryer CL372.

    Looks like their was no need to take the fan off. I got the drum out and did the job with it on. The other option is to unscrew the motor and take it out with the back.
    Thanks,
    Mike.

    in reply to: AW23 soap hose #322367
    megawatt
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    Re: AW23 soap hose problem.

    I use a wood workers rasp to take off some of the tub rim giving extra room for the hose. A good hose clip will help protect the hose.
    Mike.

    in reply to: White knight small dryer CL372. #323301
    megawatt
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    Re: White knight small dryer CL372.

    Thanks Bigchris. The back looks ok so I have ordered the parts. Fan is yet still on waiting my attention.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: White knight small dryer CL372. #323299
    megawatt
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    Re: White knight small dryer CL372.

    Yes Keith you are correct. Thanks for your advice.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: Stolen rental washing machine. #322816
    megawatt
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    Re: Stolen rental washing machine.

    Thanks for the replies. This is the first time I have had to do this so I am off to a solicitor to find out how many hoops I need to go through before I can get the machine back.
    Mike.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number. #322266
    megawatt
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number.

    Yes, I removed it from a 1000 spin machine. A single triac WMA board cannot go faster than 1000 rpm. If you look on the WM series timers you find the same thing with a single triac being 1000 spin. It may be that new boards are universal and only use the field triac when the loaded program calls for it.
    Chris sent a manual which had all the info I needed to sort the problem. Give me your email and I will send it on.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number. #322264
    megawatt
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number.

    Brilliant ! Thanks for your time and help Chris.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number. #322262
    megawatt
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number.

    Thanks for the reply Iadom. I think the second triac will select a tap on the field coil used on the last part of the spin over 1000 rpm. This is not needed on 1000 or less spin machines. Hence 6 pin motors for 1000 spin, pin 7 is the field centre tap switched by the seconded triac to get faster speeds (I think???).
    I have never needed to configure a WMA board so I know nothing about it.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number. #322260
    megawatt
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    Re: Hotpoint WMA40 module part number.

    Sounds good. How do I reprogram ? I have got some 1000 spin boards with various AKO part numbers but I do not know what the original AKO number was.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: HP wf440 Unknown bearing set. #317836
    megawatt
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    Re: HP wf440 Unknown bearing set.

    I think that may be the same. I tried to get a picture on the post but have run out of time. Looks like another hotpoint bites the dust. Thanks for your replies.
    Regards,
    Mike.

    in reply to: HP wf440 Unknown bearing set. #317834
    megawatt
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    Re: HP wf440 Unknown bearing set.

    Definitely not your normal 30mm spider or seal. I will try to post some pictures tomorrow.

    in reply to: Hotpoint Drum/Spider Advice #315123
    megawatt
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    Re: Hotpoint Drum/Spider Advise

    Drill them off is the best way.

    in reply to: ISE Vestel 1600. #309529
    megawatt
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    Re: ISE Vestel 1600.

    Yes, that is correct. I think the customer has a condition where everything in her has to be just right, which includes the washing machine. About a week later she reported a different noise to the first. The machine is a rental so I swapped it out for a recon hotpoint. She complained that the hotpoint was worse so I had to get the ise back. On checking out the ise in the workshop I found the bearings just at the start of failure, normally I would have not done this for another six months but in this case it was best to do them before it went back out.
    The machine has been out for a few weeks now with no noise from the customer. I don’t know if it was the bearings or the hotpoint that solved the problem.
    Mike.

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