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Re: Usefull website or not?
washermanuk wrote:http://www.selfix-uk.co.uk
Came across this web site not sure what to make of it anyone seen it?
Looks like only hotpoint products can buy manuals 2 😉I have all the manuals on 2 cd from fleabay which were cheaper ..not bad for the price, not much that i did not already know in them though but anything i find i keep for a read . . 😀
Re: hotpoint aqxgf149 p1
I had a similar fault a couple of weeks ago ..Was heater on mine that was down to earth..
Shaun
Re: Zanussi WJS1665W
Is there a special tool to get the hose clip from circulation hose near the heater duct at the front near door boot back on or do you just fit a small jubilee clip ❓ Managed to get it off using screwdriver but what a pain trying to clip it back on 👿 Not the best clips zanussi used !
Shaun
Re: zanussi with hole in rear tub with pics
iadom wrote:Looking to the left of the hole it looks like there is further heat damage on the drum.
My guess is that the heater has been on with no water in the drum.
Unless you isolate the reason for this I wouldn’t bother fixing the hole. 😥
It might be better to wait until tomorrow when one or two of the Zanussi experts have had a look. 😉
Jim.Yep would agree with heater coming on as there was quite a bit of blockage in the system , it’s only a little hole in the tub 😀
Only joking about the hole been little and yes i seen the bit near to the left as well …
Gonna come clean fellas ,i already have a rear tub comin from the recycling centre near me …got to know one of the lads there and got this sorted ..I am not that stupid to fix a hole like this when heater damaged it ..Sorry for my weird sense of humour ( thought of super glue ,that ones for the guys who know me 😉 )Just thought i’d put this up to show what damage can happen when heater comes on..I put it in wrong place but did not know how to put it in the ” a picture says a thousand words ” thread once i had posted it here 😳
Ps if anyone can put it in the appropriate thread it would be appreciated 😀
Re: zanussi with hole in rear tub with pics
A1TEC wrote:You would have to like a challenge to take that one on. 😆
Would be interested to see it after the repair. 😉Well i’m gonna have a go 😉 woman knows it’s not looking good but worth a try as she ain’t holding me responsible if you know what i mean … i have explained and made it quite clear 8) Just need to get the right stuff to seal it..Will try and get pics up once done 😉
Re: beko wma 1512s skipping programs! NOW with video added
I would also like to say i have done a few beko’s (seems most of my locals have them 😆 ) Always asked why the timer skips and i say this is normal from what i have seen.
Re: W/M noise after pump drains
Martin wrote:Now if you were to stick the drain hose into a bucket or hook it over the sink does the “gurgling sound” remain?
My money is on a shooooshed up U bend TBH.:wink: Martin is correct with u- bend .. This was one of my suspicions after i checked outlet hose and swapped in a pump i had with me. This pump now is running quieter like it used to . so jobs a good un as they say.
Just like to add i cleaned out u bend ,did not do this first off as it did sound like a blockage to me either pump or outlet hose.Then u-bend was next on my list to check.Cheers …
Re: customer wants money back!!!
suedehead1,
The trouble is if you do pay the money back ,whats to say they don’t pass it on to friends etc that you are an easy touch so to speak and they will get a job done for nothing.
If you do feel a little intimidated you could always call in to your local police station and make them aware of the threat ! I would not give them the satisfaction of thinking they can make threats and get away with it.Maybe they have done this before and think they can have an easy ride by not wanting to pay for a repair?
You have done your job properly and you deserved to be paid without being hassled by some mouth piece that thinks they can decide to change there mind after you had fixed her husbands cock up.
Shaun
Re: my first lg… pcb popped wm14225td
usually a slow blow will have the fuse wire that looks like a coil if i am not mistaken so it could be if the fuse has blobs as you say.Sorry cannot add any more .
Shaun
Re: Bad work practices still rife in trade
Bang on the money there Martin i never go anywhere without my meggar and loop tester if checking an appliance .This was one thing Graham Dixon always drummed (pardon the pun) in to us on his training course.
I have read many threads where an insulation test has not been done.It’s a “MUST ” to carry one and to do to help fault finding.
Shaun.
