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Re: POND PUMP
We know who you are…….
We know where you live……
The Penguinista is coming to get you…….
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Re: Zanussi ZDT6255 not completing cycles, no fault codes!
Almost certainly the pcb at fault. These suffer from burnt-out/dry joints on the heater circuit and the transformer for the power supply has been known to break down.
If you can wield a soldering iron, it’s worth having a look.
Power off first, mind.
Penguin45.
Re: REmoving brushes on a Bosch WFF2000GB/12
HERE. All you need to know.
Pull the plug first.
Penguin45.
Re: Bosch SMS6032GB/08 Drinks Rinse Aid
bearsieboo wrote:(really thrilling)
You complaining? We do this all day, everyday……. 😆
Glad you’ve resolved it.
Penguin45.
Re: Indesit DI67 Error – 4th light from left rapid flash
It’s a time-out fault – no heat detected in the time allowed. This is not entirely logical if the machine progresses as far as the drying stage before coming up. It is worth checking that the temperature sensor is clipped into its bracket by the soap dispenser, beyond that, it will be some sort of logic error – pcb time.
Power off of you’re going to deal with this yourself.
Penguin45.
Re: POND PUMP
Water and electricity has to be a bad plan. Why does nobody see this?
You can also PM the locations of any fishponds in complete confidence of your anonimity being upheld.
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Re: posting dates
No idea! Your post is headed:
“Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:12 pm”,
so it works for me…….
Chris.
Re: wont stop filling up
To be fair, if the appliance is under the 5 year mark, manufacturer service is your cheapest option. I might ask the engineer to check the motor brushes at the same time; they will be well worn and a 5 year old Indesit is a pretty old lady by modern standards. Sorry, it just ain’t very good.
Bosch is a decent replacement choice with the 2 year full warranty, the ISE AW23 is a better spec with a 5 year warranty for comparable money.
Penguin45.
Re: john lewis jltdc05 all lights up fine but not starting
The one in the float chamber will……. Usually needs a light chop with a Stanley knife to free off the float.
Chris.
Re: aeg 105 d-w/gb wiring diagram needed?
Take the spaces out and get rid of the “GB”; it works. There’s even a service manual listed – I’ve forwarded it to MIke, but no wiring specs.
Sorry,
Chris.
