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Re: Egg incubator
Thanks Chris,
looks like I will have to go and do it now, he’s not too far, just can’t stop laughing at the thought of hard boiled eggs 😀
Reminds me of a job I saw advertised a few year back, “free range chicken catcher” must be fit and prepared to run around all day. Thought that was a wind up but the boss rang up for the job and sure enough, local free range farm needed chicken catchers 😀 😀
Re: New masterpart site
PS,
Forgot to say, go on have an extra pint tonight, you probably both feel like it and deserve it
Re: New masterpart site
Hi Brian,
Thanks for that. Yes getting hold of you MP has been a bit of nightmare this week. However, everyone has bad days even bad weeks occasionally. Thanks for posting and letting us know now. Might of been a bit more helpful if it was a couple of days ago though. I can’t think of a better medium for that than UKWG of course.
I hope things calm down for you and it returns back to it’s normal excellent service.
I will re-send my enquiries to .CO.UK and definately happy that your going back to city link 😀
A little bit of information will keep people happy,even if it’s bad news 😀
Thanks
Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
book a call to sort out their Beko that isn’t pumping out……
and then, just as you’re about to empty it she tells you “it’s been blocked for 7 weeks…. “:x 😡 👿 👿it was as thick as pea soup and stank the whole house out… oh I didn’t hurry too get the bowl outside, I thought she should get to enjoy it as much as me…. 😈
7 blo*(y weeks, all over the summer
Re: Hoover Experts Help Required! Hoover HNF 6167
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … &highlight
this might help
Re: Indesit idl40 drain pump o-ring
These are a pain. 👿 They always seem to be too large to re-ft. I always try to avoid breaking the seal. I always just remove the 3 screws to access impellor for blockages or pump replacement. Saves a lot of time and effort if you don’t have a spare o ring. Even if you have a spare of ring or the original is still ok, there’s always the chance of catching the o ring when you in fit the pump and there being a very slow leak……last time I just used two very thin ones from a plumbers O ring kit…worked a treat and didn’t cost £3.20 plus……..
Re: no work
Quiet is an understatement. I’m currently on same day call. Ring before 3pm and I’ll be with you that day. Just done a leaking DW fill hose for a Letting agent and they only called at lunch time. Shame though, lovely kitchen but now with wavey wooden floor tiles 😯 😯 😯 . Second time been to this MFI kitchen in a month. (last time was for Fridge Freezer faulty) It was only put in last summer so think it just under 1 year old…. who going to pay???? Hey any luck I could get the DW and WM to go faulty as well…
Re: For those over 40, history or Billy Joel fans
Hi Goose,
I know what you mean hadn’t heard it for years and it’s stuck…
It’s called an Earworm when a tune (good or bad, like it or not) sticks in your mind. 😆 😆 😆http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earworm
Latest new word for the Oxford dictionary
It was on the Oneshow tonight………..
SteveRe: Posting Links
Hi Spimps
don’t be shy come out of the closset…. I manage go to get to about half dozen or so games every season. Not a aprticular fan but closest teams to go and watch. A friend of mine has got an exec box for the friendly vs Ferencvaros on 8 July 😀 😀 😀 😀 … he invited me and the son but her indoors got wind of it and she’s now blagged the last ticket 😯 😯
Steve
Re: Neff U1552 N0GB/01
“Oops… there’s nothing to see here. Either you do not have access to these photos, or they don’t exist at this web address. Please contact the owner directly to gain access.”
Try marking the photos for publc viewing
Re: AEG 52435 Door boot
RocketMan wrote:What is the difference between a 1108590900 ANTI-SPLASH-KO & 1108590405 RANGE,-KO apart from the cost.?
I presume 1108590405 is fine?Thanks
Steve
Just to update and close this one.
From Elux
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Both door gaskets can be fitted to your machine.
p/no 1108590-90/0 is to be used if you wash very oily clothes. Unquote.Still, nice little earner, I know some people don’t like doing these. I did charge customer a bit more becuase I know they can be a bitch but he was more than happy.It came in on the price I quoted him 😀 😀
Steve
Re: servis apm6855 fan motor
A W Services on 01603 630258. Almost reasonable price compared to some of the quotes I got from bigger suppliers and I believe they are now the official suppliers for MFI parts….I’m sure some one will correct me if I’m wrong 😯
or
Europart
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … highlight=depends who you’ve got accounts with….
but a working quality alternative has to be out there…. or someone should think about making some….
I did spend a bit of time trying to find one but to with no joy…..
Please let us know how you get with this one…the Seme idea sounds like it might be worth following up..
Re: Homespares
At least you’ve got accounts with them. I’ve tried 2 or 3 times asking them to open and account and never get a reply 🙁 🙁 🙁
Re: Thin Hose Clips
Right, as we have obviously got to get the sizes correct. Here a few piccies of WP circ motor and the clips I used for another job the other day.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093787@N07/3464641035/
30-40mm on the heater side
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093787@N07/3464641019/Anything bigger is just too big 35-50mm:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093787@N07/3464641027/On the other end 16-32mm:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093787@N07/3464641013/That’s not the full story, when you look at them side by side the jubilee clips need to be a bit larger to fit over the ridge at the end:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35093787@N07/3464641039/For the heater end I think 25-44mm and the other end 14-32mm or 18-38mm should be fine. Not having seen them it’s difficult to judge the quality and how they retain their shape when fully opened or closed – I’m open to suggestion for the sizes, what size are they described on SIOS?? ….but I definately want some for these jobs and others. HTH 😀
Re: Thin Hose Clips
Did a WP dishwasher yesterday and made a mental note of jubilee clip sizes becuase I always forget them and end up with loads of the wrong sizes.
Sump hose I used a 16-32mm clip (bit tight opened right to limit) and for the tube heater I used 30-40mm. The heater was a bit too tight and had to completely unscrew it, put it on the hose and pull it tight to start it off again. But it worked with not too much effort. I tried a 35-50 on the heater but it was too big. Even got both of the thin clips here in my hand to if you want me to measure them or put a few piccies up??
Regards
