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DCI Gene Hunt…”Blimey , if that skirt was hitched up any higher , i could see what you had for breakfast”
“Today, my friend, your diary entry will read: took a prozzie hostage and was shot by three armed b’stards.”
The worrying thing is that you could substitute the word ‘Madonna’ with ‘Rod Stewart’ with no notable difference
Peter , the model number is wrong . On the same label where you got the B-AP12-7 , there will be an ENr number . That’ll be the model number. You have put up the serial number . Getting the correct model number will help .
Re: My Hoover Optima has eaten my wife’s bra!!
When the heater is initially fitted and the nut tightened , it pulls the back plate towards the seal , thus compressing it and this fills the hole and therefore mnaking it watertight .
Unscrewing the front nut does not ( 99{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of the time anyway ) , ‘uncompress’ the seal . It will still be tight in the opening . The back plate will still be pulled up tight to the seal as well .
As Jim said , you will need to gently prise out the rubber seal using a flat bladed screwdriver and once the seal starts to come out , the back plate will follow and then you can remove the complete heater element . 😉With the cover off of the impellor , push a cable tie underneath the impellor itself . If there is something like a shard of glass in the pump , it may not be visible and by using the cable tie , you may dislodge it . Also shine a torch down on the impellor area as you do it as this sometimes highlights glass pieces.
Can you remove the Google search box ? If its part of your browser , i’m sure you can get rid of it.
Stevie-j , once you have the two bolts out , its just a matter of levering the motor off. It has four hang points so get a big flat bladed screwdriver and use this to get behind the nylon bushings. The bushings stay with the motor.
Re: NEFF U1721 oven element
helo_75 wrote:
why on earth would you take the fan off to change the element
Helo , i think its the half moon element where there is a screw hidden behind the fan blade 😉Apparently it means that the appliance has had 40 hours of operation . Try switching off the fan and pressing the zero key twice
Boy , do i dislike these machines !!! I get the right ‘ump when i see one of these piles of Smeg toot on my daily worksheet .
The only odd one of these i had , giving a spurious error code , was caused , i thin , by a dodgy sounding motor Martin…..but i wouldn’t swear 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} by that.Remember that the drain heater only needs to be fitted on appliances built before January 2007 . Any KGN built after this time has the drain tube heater built-in already.
The real problem that causes the over-icing of the evaporator is that the defrost cycle isn’t quite strong/long enough to clear all the ice from the evaporator when its on that phase . This leaves a small amount of ice which gradually builds up over time.The module increases the defrost time.
The evaporator plate acts as a heat deflector and keeps the heat from the defrost heater within the confines of the evaporator itself , hopefully ensuring a full defrost.Personally , i also think the design of the defrost heater and the tray it sits in leave a lot to be desired . The rear area is angled down and the ice build-up is always above this area where the heater is furthest away from the evaprator .
Re: FA Cup
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Nuff said really 😥Greg
On a better note, should be a good final
Spurs v Chelsea 😀
Bring it on…..!!!!
