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Re: Hardware Key
Ok thats fine, i thought in would have come on a CD & could be shared, thanks for putting it straight, someone posted that there was a manual way of resetting the modules by a plug in switch bank sequence, anyone have any info on that?
Re: Hardware Key
Can we not put the software on a fileshare website like BitTorrent or something like that (anonymously of course) for people who could avail of it to share? I find I work on more & more of those Indesit & Hotpoint machines and I send away work every day that i could do myself if I had the correct software on my laptop ant the hardware key.
Re: The strangest thing you can find in a blocked pump
Yeah I had the condom removal also last year, the lady of the house was there, her hubby & her teenage son, I said nothing but used long nose pliers to remove it.
Also I removed 2 holy medals, 2 screw nails, a bank card & loads of coins and a bra underwire from a PRIESTS washing machine once.. didn’t say anything to him either :rolls:Re: Zan’ TC481W belt change
Thanks, nice to go prepared, especially if someone has tried already , he’ll probably want to stand over me & watch, I hate that, but i can charge him accordingly 😆
Re: Dyson DC01 – Cuts out when warm for 3 hours
Sounds as if the motor is overheating & operating thr temperature cut out, chect that filters are not blocked up.
Re: Slow Carriers
Yep, same story, my Electrue/Connections deliveries take up to 5 days, DHL the culprits here too? :rolls: .
Re: Creda E530EW Double Oven Main Oven
There is something called ” Boost Control ” on that range I think I remember. Does it perhaps use both sets of elements to preheat oven for a period?
Re: Indesit Co. and Connect
I got same, beside the picture of business manager David Hazzard is a picture of sunflowers & the slogan ” SIMPLY BETTER SERVICE ” 😯
Re: miele
Yeah, like he says likely to be worn brushes, easy peasy, take off front panel, i normally tip machine back a litle, take motor “module” (end cap)off you should then see brushes, if worn replace, clean armature.
Careful locating pins when re-assembling.Re: One for Alex – How to take the back of a Zanussi
A “handy man” was how he was described…. :rolls:
Re: One for Alex – How to take the back of a Zanussi
I once went to a washing machine Bendix I think & the guy before me had cut the complete side out of it with an angle grinder, removed the tub, did a bearing replacement job put it back together, welded side panel back on with arc welder (blew holes all through it). Painted it up & charged custemer £40. I removed coin from pump & was lambasted for charging £40…
Re: Domestic Appliance Horror Stories ?
An Irate old pensioner locked me in when I told I would have to charge him for repair to a Hotpoint washer (it was over 1 year but still inside 5 years old).
I eventually got him to speak to the manager of the shop where he bought it, who arranged a visit from Hotpoint.
Wonder if that engineer survived the ordeal..
