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Re: Hotpoint dryer belt fitting tool
If your just swapping the jockey pulley then the old belt should be a bit easier to get on, new belts i usually give a pre stretch under me boot before sliding over the drum, and if you give the belt a blast of hot air for a minute or 2 it becomes more supple.
I use an old cut drive belt to thread under the new belt and pull it taught while slowly rotating the drum
Re: Indesit PWE91672 W..no fill
do you get a live supply to the valves at any point?
Also make sure all edge connector pins etc are really tight
Re: Bosch wfx2867gb/10 spin fault
As Martin said I would check draining action first.
With water in machine, choose drain only
How long does it take to completely empty?
You will hear a distinct difference in sound once it is completely empty
A machine that is draining normally will take 15 to 20 seconds
Re: Siemens WM14S392GB/05 – Washing Machine – No Display
No sign of heater terminal damage although i have seen plenty of melted and broken connections on bosch heaters which didnt cause display problems?
Re: Neff Oven – enr U1452N3GB/02
Thanks for replies
it turned out the Rocketman scenario was spot on,
Only difference was the wiring supply to cooker was scarily bad, connected to a 32a fused supply
but the thought of a loose live wire lurking in the back of a metal cabinet with such a mess of an installation! :zap:
Re: Indesit wie 167 : recommended kit list for bearing chang
Just a warning when replacing the spider be careful to avoid the heating element, i managed to snag and bend the built in toc so need a new heater 🙁
Re: Indesit wie 167 : recommended kit list for bearing chang
Just found this so think its already covered :boops:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forumsphpbb3/trade-technical/indesit-w161-bearing-change-t4944.html
Re: Hotpoint TCL770: Lights Flash
customer reports that the abort mode is kicking in at random now and not just after door opening..?
Re: Hotpoint Tumble Dryer – Teardrop Bearing Back panel dama
Thanks to all for your help
I feel a bit more comfortable doing these damaged panel jobs now knowing there’s nothing more i can do
deltra wrote:Agree with those comments,but I usually fill the hole in back panel with quick steel (putty) whether it helps or not ? I don’t know!!!!!!
will do that, worth a try for the minimal cost involved!
Re: Bosch Condensing Dryer : WTE86304GB/05 Steams Up
Andy jones » Fri Jan 24, 2014 3:58 pm
I know I’m stating the obvious but is the condenser definitely clean
Some improvement the dryer now managing small loads after a thorough hosing out of the condenser, but still fails on large towel loads,
customer reports machine stops completely, no display for about 10 minutes, full of steam etc
Re: Bosch Condensing Dryer : WTE86304GB/05 Steams Up
Back today, made cooling fan spotless, checked again for pump operation, customer rang, its still the same?
