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Re: ISE 10 Eco wash too long
PS – I also really like the door opening at the end of the cycle 😀
Apart from it being one less thing to do, it also lets a bit of air into the drum if you are not there to take the washing out immediately. My other machines had often left the washing smelling a bit ‘fousty’ with the door shut tight for a while 🙁 But with the 1607 this does not happen 😀
quickwash :plug:
Re: ISE5 Broken down for weeks and no one seems to care?????
hi finescan,
And you may be watching for a long time, as i can imagine mumof6 has one colossal pile to washing to get through 😆
quickwash :plug:
Re: Pulling out appliances
hi martin,
You may have guessed that mine goes right to the back! And the dab of washing-up liquid was my solution, i have tried other ways, but this seemed the best for me with such deep indents 🙂
The furniture polish was not sufficient for ease of movement and i had a nasty 😯 later that day, when i nearly did the splits 😉
I move my freestanding fridgefreezer by putting folded towels or carpet cut offs under the feet and sliding it along 🙂
regards
quickwash :plug:
Re: ISE 10 Eco wash too long
hi all,
Just a quick one, i have the ise10 washing away, i went upstairs and on the bathroom floor was a dirty, wet towel left by my son, ‘oh hell says i’ and then remembered my lovely new washer can be stopped and the offending towel put in with the rest of my washing 😀 What (another) brilliant 💡 from ise!
I have to say that without a doubt the 1067 is a superb bit of kit, that has suppassed all my, (very high) expectations 😀
A big :tup: to ise!
from one very satisfied customer
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Re: Pulling out appliances
Yes i could understand that, it was really a tip for cushionflooring with those deep dents that make the appliance hard to ‘get going’ so to speak. And a dab, not a squirt 😉
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Re: ISE5 Broken down for weeks and no one seems to care?????
hi ken,
I hadnt considered that but come to think of it, if a customer had a conversation/email with someone at ise they may well of given an opinion of what could be the problem and it turned out to in fact be an ‘operator error’ :rolls:
Obviously that is why you are in the trade and we ‘laymen/woman’ dont always have any idea of ‘what is what’ :rolls:
regards
quickwash :plug:
Re: Help Me Choose My Oven – Ready To Pull Trigger
hi,
thank you for that link strocky 😀
kind regards
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Re: APM 8512 – Intermittent Spin Fault
hi,
I only just noticed this post. My neighbour had this very same problem and it turned out to be worn brushes which were replaced and all is fine a
again 😀I am not an engineer, so dont ‘quote’ me, but thought i would post this as maybe a possible cause 😕 Others may have different ideas for the same problem though, an over stretched belt was initially mentioned.
best wishes
quickwash :plug:
Re: ISE appliances – some thoughts
hi jaunty,
This is something i had not considered would happen in London, one assumes in a city everything is ‘at hand’ so to speak, but now i have learnt a :lesson: about that!
best wishes
quickwash :plug:
Re: The ‘Reason’ Washing Machine
PS – I also think the 20{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} deposit that needs to be paid by ‘buyers’ at the end of the ‘auction’ goes into that giant ‘drawer opening piggy bank’ 😉 Looks like it could hold a lot of pennies 😉
PPS – I just found the link that martin put on here saying the ‘machine’ had bids of £2000 :hmm:
Re: The ‘Reason’ Washing Machine
Yes martin, that ‘blog bit’ even registered with me as rather strange wording for someone who was saying ‘we’ in an earlier post 😕
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Re: The ‘Reason’ Washing Machine
Exactly jaunty.
Has anyone seen the results of these so called auctions and the sort of money people may (if more than one exists that is) be paying? :hmm:
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Re: Miele W844 Tripping RCD
hi finescan,
So 😀 you have ‘sussed’ the problem and are able to keep the ‘old dog’ going for hopefully a good while longer :tup:
best wishes
quickwash :plug:
Re: ISE5 Broken down for weeks and no one seems to care?????
hi jaunty,
I realised why your interest and saw your other post. It is a real shame about the agent situation where you live, i live down in zomerset and there are several agents reasonably nearby in devon and dorset which is unusual as we are usually ‘left out’ :rolls:
Hope you can find agents near you so that you can have an ise10 if you so desire, it really is a suberb bit of kit 😀
kind regards
quickwash :plug:
