MickGeorge

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  • in reply to: Zanussi D/Washer DE6965 – AL5 fault #251746
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Zanussi D/Washer DE6965 – AL5 fault

    Thanks for the replies guys.. Been back today and stipped hoses off.. they didnt look to bad but corner of iwms tank where it fed into bottom hose was fairly blocked.. Had a poke about in there and back flushed to try and break gunge up and seemed to be working ok for now so thanks for the pointers..

    Cust not prepaired to go to expense of new tank as it’s “over 5 yrs and old now and might as well put that money to a new one” was her reply :rolls: .. typical reply these days when anything over £100 is mentioned..

    Looks bit of a bad design in that the bottom outlet has a support strut (presumably to stop the pipe collapsing with the tightness of the clip) and this allows the gunge to build up in the tank instead of flowing out into the hose which is easier to clean

    Anyway thanks again..

    Mick

    in reply to: Zanussi D/Washer DE6965 – AL5 fault #251743
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Zanussi D/Washer DE6965 – AL5 fault

    Hi Folks

    Anyone any ideas on this one – been away for a week but got a call back on this to do.. worked ok for three times then same fault has come back again.. (sounds like a posible leak and it’s drying up when not in use?)

    Not done this model before

    Thanks… any ideas welcome

    Mick

    in reply to: Beko WMA520W – Door Seal Problem #251430
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Beko WMA520W – Door Seal Problem

    Thanks flyman

    Screwdriver thro hole seems better idea than the molegrips.. thanks for that tip..

    Did try the washing up liquid as always get Zanussi springs on that way but wasn’t sure if that was part of problem causing the spring to keep sliping off as the well it fits into doesn’t seem quite as good at securing the spring as zanussi ones but guess it needs it when it comes to slipping the spring over the rubber at full tension..

    Thanks for all the help flyman.. 😀

    Mick

    in reply to: Beko WMA520W – Door Seal Problem #251428
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Beko WMA520W – Door Seal Problem

    Changed Door Gasket on this today – solved problem – thanks flyman..

    Just had probs with the zannusi type retaining spring… never had probs with zannusi m/c’s but had to clamp this spring with molegrips and piece of kitchen towel in the jaws (to prevent damage to door gasket) to enable me to get two hands on the spring to stretch it (the spring is quite strong) otherwise it kept slipping round the seal and couldn’t hold it with one hand..

    Anyone else done these and got an easy way to get the spring on incase I get another one of these.. Don’t like the idea of clamping against the door rubber with molegrips incase it damages the rubber but seemed like the only solution and it worked…

    Mick

    in reply to: Beko WMA520W – Door Seal Problem #251427
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Beko WMA520W – Door Seal Problem

    Thanks Flyman

    Wondered if they had modified door seal if it was a problem..

    One Customer and repair engineer happy at that 🙂

    Mick

    in reply to: Bosch WTA3100gb T/Dry – Side removal #250796
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Bosch WTA3100gb T/Dry – Side removal

    Thanks for the replies folks..

    Looks like it might be a facia off job as feels like the fixing that’s stoping me is probley at the bottom of that.. tried to take that off while I was there but that didn’t look a simple job either.. altho the fixing felt slightly lower than that..

    Don’t think there are any bottom screw fixings to the panel as it looks like it was a plastic base with locating pegs to hold the bottom of the panel, it was just this front fixing about quarter to a third if the way down that was giving me the problems and felt like a peg or possible a screw in a large hole as I could actually move the panel back and forth about a sixteenth on an inch on the fixing.

    It’s just a vented type btw with vents on sides and rear..

    Looks like it might be an improved !!! later model with a fixing under the facia which looks a pig to remove, rather than the unimproved model that was a sraight forward panel removal… sorry for the sarcasm… :rolls:

    Thanks again

    Mick

    in reply to: eBay parts prices #248495
    MickGeorge
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    Re: eBay parts prices

    Went to a job about a month ago where cust had bought a pump on e-bay… fitted it.. used it.. “pop” from machine smell of burning and a leak under machine..

    Went out and main board had blown due to leak from pump and water had got on pump terminals..

    Fitted new board and come to re-fit new pump and found couldn’t fit pump proply.. (Zan m/c with baynet type pump) checked with pump of my van and that fitted ok – when I examined pump more closely the wrong gasket was fitted to the pump making it impossible for it to locate propley..

    Told cust to send bill to peps who supplied him pump but he just said he had learnt his lesson and would just call me instead next time..

    Ahh.. some people just have to learn the hard way 😀

    Mick

    in reply to: A Hunch On Smelly Washers #247643
    MickGeorge
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    Re: A Hunch On Smelly Washers

    Hi folks

    Washing machines aren’t vented like they used to be either which used to allow for a bit of air circulation instead of machines sweating with doors closed like they do now – personly think its all a combination of things but a fortune to be made for the person who invents a device to get rid of it..

    Mick

    in reply to: Beko WMA 765S – Module Prob? #248713
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Beko WMA 765S – Module Prob?

    Thanks John

    Already tried EMW as like you I use them a lot but they don’t do that board..

    so any other help appreciated

    Mick

    in reply to: H/Point WM center springs #248453
    MickGeorge
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    Re: H/Point WM center springs

    Thanks for the replies folks.. no point in returning them by the sounds of it – just thought it might have been a faulty batch – just crap manifacturing quality by the sounds of it..

    Mick

    in reply to: H/Point 7842 D/Wash – Timer? #246564
    MickGeorge
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    Re: H/Point 7842 D/Wash – Timer?

    Thanks for the help guys..

    Wasnt sure which of the wires went back to the timer but did take a good look at wiring under door as I thought this might be the prob but there was no sign of any damage or breaks and no burnt wires on timer either..

    But it does seem as if it is a timer motor supply prob as timer motor ok on other part of prog..

    Looks like a return trip to check wiring again b4 I order recon timer tho..

    Thanks

    Mick

    in reply to: Hotpoint WD420 – T/Dry heat #246337
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Hotpoint WD420 – T/Dry heat

    Thanks hotpnt

    Is there any way of stoping the leak or is it a plastic bag over module job? 😯

    Would apreciate any comments on poor dryin prob or is it linked to the module prob?

    Thanks

    Mick

    in reply to: Hotpoint DF53 – door springs #246335
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Hotpoint DF53 – door springs

    Thanks Jim…

    Would have done anyway unless pig of a job – just good practice and wouldnt want to go back 2 mths later to do otherside.. Would be to embarising to charge cust twice for same job 😳

    But thanks for reminding me tho..

    Mick

    in reply to: Hotpoint DF53 – door springs #246333
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Hotpoint DF53 – door springs

    Thanks Jim 😀

    in reply to: Hoover HNC175 Condenser T/D – Jockey pulleys #243652
    MickGeorge
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    Re: Hoover HNC175 Condenser T/D – Jockey pulleys

    Hi Guys

    Anyone got the partno for the jockey pulleys on this model.. having a bit of difficulty getting the partno..

    Ser. No 3110014006334973 if that makes any difference..

    Apreaciate anymore comments about front support and belt before I go back, if anyone else has any..

    Thanks

    Mick

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