[MickGeorge]

Re: Indesit WIDL102UK Wash Heater

Thanks for the reply Jim

Stupid manifactures – don’t make life easy these days for either service engineers or customers. Don’t know why Merloni bother to put model numbers on and then we can get even more fun gussing whats fitted! Bad enough with different lengths of dispensers on the same madels now looks like we have the same thing with heaters on their machines! :rolls:

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Bosch WVF2402GB/02 Condenser bottom hose

Thanks Martin – thought that might be the answer. Nothing like making things easy to repair! :rolls: Have revised estimate accordinly 🙁

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hotpoint DE47X/2 Oven Fan Motor part no.

Thanks Jim 🙂

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hoover HNL622-80 – Intermitant Program Selection

Thanks Dave – New Selector ordered 🙂

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hoover HNL622-80 – Intermitant Program Selection

Thanks Mike

Selector was going to be first port of call as – yes they do look cheap and nasty !!!

Wasn’t the cost that is problem just the time in sorting it out and just wondered if anyone come accross this before in case I’m barking up the wrong tree as seemed a bit on the wierd side.

Thanks for the reply – appreciated 🙂

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hotpoint TDC60P T/Dry – Timer/Selector Switch Part No.

Thanks Jackal – managed to get it ordered from Qualtex now I know the part no, 🙂

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Servis M6011 filter body

Had a couple of these where they have been leaking from the filter gasket and for some reason the they have put a stop on the filter that stops the user screwing it up to tight.

Also stops you screwing it up to stop the leak it the gasket compresses slightley – they don’t do gasket as spare or filter/filter housing but if you break/cut the stop off it allows you to tighten the filter properly. It is easy to miss as you aren’t looking for it (Who puts a stop on a filter!!! Some idiot obviously :rolls: )

Not sure this helps but might.

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Indesit W123UK(BG) – Door Seal Part No.

Thanks Jim

Thats the partno that I have in my book but thought it was fitted with a wire fixing but could be wrong in my old age :}

Will give that part no a try tho.

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Indesit WIXL133(UK) – keeps stoping and starting?

Hi folks – just an update for what it is worth.

Went back and changed motor plug (can see what you mean about the connections Jim) – thought I had fixed it as m/c stopped on longer than before but then statrted this cycling on/off again.

Did connect a new pump on out of desperation – again thought I had cracked it because the m/c worked ok for about a minute before the cycling kicked in again.

Still think this might be a module fault – especially as managed to ween out of customer that all the top lights occasionally flashed at the begining of the cycle and they had to switch off/on at the plug to get the m/c to start. Cust thought only top lights flashing and none of verticals were flashing but not 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}. But nothing flashing now.

Possible Pressure switch fault but new type of pressure switch with crappy connections – did pinch them but no replacement on my van – or bad module connection if they are as good as the motor connector blocks (no edge connectors on this module).

Cust not prepaired to spend any more money on m/c so it’s off the the great big indesit dump in the sky for this m/c now.

Thanks for the help and suggestions tho Jim.

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Indesit WIXL133(UK) – keeps stoping and starting?

Thanks Jim

Will pop back and try that monday if nobody else comes up with anything – just finding it a puzzler and the on/off timing seems to consitant for a bad connection – altho possible bad term block connection could be the spin prob – just looks like suck it and see 🙂

Thanks

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Indesit WIXL133(UK) – keeps stoping and starting?

Thanks for the reply Jim

– Did think about tacho/ motor plugs etc so did all the tugging and pulling, even tho they are fitting the tacho wirng into a clip on the brush holder now to stop the tacho wires breaking like before – but they all seemed ok – did try m/c on just a fill program to try and eliminate motor loading but is just doing the same with just the valve on. I know that the module circuits go thru motor so still could be the problem but thought I would have seen something.

Is there another connector that fits the motor block (eg. the old purple one?) that you can fit then? and have you had bad connections on these then?

Thanks

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hoover twin tub parts.

Thanks for the reply Neil

After either armature and brushes – not sure if bearing comes with armature but need one of those as well as bearing is going stiff. Or reasonable second hand motor. Either but would have to confim price with customer.

Thanks

Mick

ps. Not sure if I am doing this right as this is on a “stickie” – any admins feel free to more these coments elsewere 🙂

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hoover twin tub parts.

Hi Guys

Either of you got a spin motor for a T5090 before I try the above link. Willing to purchase as got a customer who needs one for her machine.

Many thanks

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Zan ZDC47100 Condenser T/Dry – not condensing?

Thanks for the reply Chris. Must admit nerver gave the seals a thought so must be worth a check.

Have pm you my email address

Is there a later Distripart Disc out? mine is 2008 but haven’t seen a later one than that.

Many thanks

Mick

[MickGeorge]

Re: Zan ZDC47100 Condenser T/Dry – not condensing?

Hmmm… looking by the lack of response you guys are as puzzeled as myself.

I prusume I am right in thinking this can only be a airflow problem caused by a blockage or fan problem – there is nothing else which would cause a ineffeciant condensing problem?

Customer says there is a slight improvement since my last call but nothing significant – she gets some water in the condensing tank but not as much as she would expect.

Can’t find this model on my Distriparts disc either to see if it works any different to what I would expect 🙁

Prod No is 91609451700 if that is any help?

Thanks

Mick

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