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Re: Spam
I might be missing something here. Type the user name into Permissions on pHp admin, all forums are denied, hit Submit and he should be barred, yes?
Sorry, as you’ve probably realised I’ve been really struggling with time over the past few weeks, so if I’m doing it wrong, please advise.
Chris.
Re: whirlpool dishwasher error code
There is no guarantee that the following information is correct, as your machine does not appear on the current Whirlpool tech disc. Probably a regional thing.
4 flashes means no drop in water level detected in the time allowed. Three things could be happening.
1/ If there is water standing in the machine, you have a blockage or a drain pump failure. If it’s coupled to a sink spigot, check that as well.
2/ The Water Indicator is full of fat and is jamming in the full position. Remove lower basket and all filters, look into the sump at the 3 o’clock position and you should see a black grid. Behind it is a rubber diaphragm and a light-action microswitch. It fills with fatty deposits. You can try using very hot water and a toothbrush to scrub the thing clear – it often works; you may have to remove it for full access. It’s a twist fit from underneath.
3/ The microswitch itself may have lost its “spring”.
THIS is what you’re looking for. Probably best to source it locally – postage to NZ might be a bit steep.
Piccie should help you with the layout under the machine.
Stay safe, power off before removing any panel.
Penguin45.
Re: Replacement wash pump for Homark 02-900500 dishwasher
You could try searching under Servis or Homark model 4400. There was a Whirlpool version as well. Last time I saw the wash pump listed was on eSpares – whether they have residual stock or not, I’m afraid I have no idea.
It was a one-off product, so there is no like for like replacement.
Good luck,
Penguin45.Re: Finished!
Try this, Jim:
http://www.practicalclassics.co.uk/foru … php?t=5701Pages and pages of it………..
Chris.
Re: Finished!
johnmac11 wrote:And they say us Scots are mean,, the things Yorkshire men will do to avoid paying road tax :rotfl:
BTW the car looks good Chris.
John
Thanks, John. Us Yorkies are just like you Scots, but we’ve had the generosity beaten out of us.eastlmark wrote:I remember you posting the pictures of the rot and the words scrap and yard and destined came to mind. well done mate! Now you will be able to claim your £2000 scrapage allowance on a new Mondeo 😆
Just how do you find the time chris? along with running a business, spending evenings checking out the ale, keeping a wife and kids happy as well as the most important part of your work, answering all those queries on UKW.It was a bit of a horror, wasn’t it?. It’s my 50th birthday soon, so this my birthday present to me. Nothing like a bit of motivation to get things done.
wards wrote:chris you have done a smashing job on this,i remember owning an austin 1800,it was a pleasure to drive.thumbs up to you :tup: :tup: :tup:
Ta.
wards wrote:(you wouldn,t like to sort out the bobywork on my vito would you ):lol: 😆 😆
No…….. If anyones sees me starting to restore something else inside the next year, shoot me (before MrsP does).
iadom wrote:It will look better once you get the trade stickers on the side.
Nice one. 8)
Jim.
Noooooooooo. No, no, no, no. High days, holidays and a bit of fun – that’s what it’s for.Alex wrote:Do you subscribe to Practical Classics? If so I await the pictures in a future edition.
Alex
Yup, for many years. There’s a blog in My Cars over on http://www.practicalclassics.co.uk – all the gory details.eastlmark wrote:ps.
nice car but dont want to be stuck behind it!Oi! That’s a 100mph motor and drives like a gigantic mini. It eats MGBs.
wilf wrote:is this one got a little light bulb behind the badge on the front?
wilf
Oh, yes:
Martin wrote:
bazza500 wrote:
Give you a fiver for it. 😀I’ll up that offer to £50 but only if you can provide an MOT certificate with it?:martin:
You two know where you can put yourselves……. 😀don wrote:Seeing as 4 star is virtually non existant nowadays, what does it run on?
Standard unleaded, with a lead substitute. I have got a V18 performance head to fit, which I shall have converted to lead free with the exhaust valve inserts. When the budget allows. :rolls:
kladave wrote:As Mark says,When have you found the time Peng.
You either don’t sleep or you try and keep out of mrs pengs way.
It’s been a real slog. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it and I’m not doing it again soon. The twins are already nattering that I have to buy them a mini to restore ready for them learning to drive. If I do, they’re doing it.Cheers all,
Chris.Re: smeg di612 quits
Article HERE explains the basics, LJ. Substitution is often the only way ahead.
This particular one is a dead cert module failure.
Chris.
Re: Finished!
Cheers, Clive. Ken, I quite agree – it’s so pug ugly it’s rather beautiful. The proportions are all wrong…….. Bit like me, really. 😀
Chris.
Re: Bosch SGS43E02 poor cleaning performance – I read the FA
Connectors replaced correctly? Check piccie on previous page, you can make out the wiring.
Penguin45.
Re: Indesit DI620 – faulty door lock
For proper access, the whole door front and control panel should be removed, so the answer is all of them. Remove plug as well.
Penguin45.
Re: Replacement wash pump for Homark 02-900500 dishwasher
Is this the grey plastic bucket with the lid on the top?
Penguin45.
Re: Hoover Vision HD 781 XTB condenser dryer- leak
Please descibe the location of the dryer.
Penguin45.
