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Re: The Return Of Philco!
It never went away – Chilean firm been knocking them out for years with the old badge on.
Chris.
Re: AWOL
You’ll love it…… 😀
Once the little darlings are a-bed, you can still do some normal things.
Chris.
Re: TRICITY BENDIX EC0 4 – Won’t spin
That’s like saying it’s a Capri or an Astra. I know where you are, but I don’t know what you’ve got. Which one have you got? These old T/B numbers were TB—-, CAW—- and the like.
Penguin45.
Re: bosch SGV43E0GB/22 – not emptying
So you’ve checked everything except the drain pump then? It’ll be either blocked or failed. Power off, tip it back to a good angle, base panel off, twist off pump, remove foreign body.
Penguin45.
Re: TRICITY BENDIX EC0 4 – Won’t spin
Carbon brushes in drive motor most likely culprit.
Model number please.
Penguin45.
Re: Miele W844 tripping fuseboard breaker
Water level control is a known issue with these machines – the pressure chamber fills with sludge and causes under-filling, which damages the heater, leading to earthing faults as the element breaks down.
Power off if you’re going to open the front and have a look.
Penguin45.
Re: Tricity Bendix Washer Dryer BW650 – Program Dial not wor
It’ll be already broken, Jaunty.
Grip the timer knob firmly and turn the cap anti-clockwise. This will pop off and reveal a 7mm nut. Undo it and remove the knob. Looking into the hole thus revealed, you should see a red or green plastic ring. This will have jumped its location on the cam inside. Remove the programme indicator and clean everything thoroughly – it’s a classic “greased up” problem.
The plastic ring is p/no 1245817026 and the knob is 50247249001 (The cap sometimes breaks when you try and remove it). spares@ukwhitegoods will be able to supply the parts if required.
Penguin45.
Re: [SOLVED] Kenwood KDW12ST3A E3 Code, Looking for Informat
My own dishwasher is a slimline Beko and it’s proving to be perfectly adequate. Good luck with it.
Penguin45.
Re: Prima LPR600 puzzling problem.
Done a bit of checking on this – you’ve got an oddity here. The level switch is (obviously) not fitted to your appliance, which would suggest that water level control is purely a function of the flow meter.
However….. Looking at the parts listing for that 12nc code shows that the level switch is listed, under “Kit”. I can only assume that the kit is the sump moulding, level switch, pcb and wiring as some sort of conversion. As usual with Whirlpool, there is no Tech note or guidance to be found.
There are a few Whirlpool engineers who post on the forum – if they pick up on this, they may be able to add some detail. Beyond that, I’m now stuck.
Penguin45.
