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Re: Hotpoint BF162 dishwasher.
Where you say ‘light lenses’, it makes it sound as if they are all seperate. They should be all together as one part.
I made the same mistake once. hth
Re: Creda TCR2 Belt Change
Thanks for the input guys
I’m amazed the you can do it so quick
helo 75 10mins
boselecta 15minsI definately need more practise
Graham
Re: Creda TCR2 Belt Change
Thanks for the quick reply Chris. Now I know that, it seems so obvious. I will remember for next time.
Graham
Re: Bloody credit crisis.
It will eventuallly go back up, if you are young enough to wait that long. My Scottish Widows pension kept going down, so I switched it to Friends Provident. It still went down by £12,000 in 18 months. The only way I could see to stop it falling was to cash it in. Thats what I’ve just done. So I am now in control, and investig the lump sum, and monthly income myself. I feel a lot better for it.
Why not ask S W for some cash in figures
Re: bearing tool
Madmac wrote:
What i do find helps though, is heating the alloy sleeveDo you use a heat gun, or a blowlamp?
Re: Suppliers for Maytag/ Amana refrigeration
You could try Maytag in Redhill, Surrey, Tel 0844 499 0101.
As they are in the process of merging with Whirlpool it might be a bit hit and miss.
Re: hotpoint wf
grazzamongrel wrote:
i wouldnt fit cheap and nasty parts to try and solve it either, stick to the manufacturers parts
Considering the machine is made from ‘cheap and nasty parts’ in the first place, there is no hope of a solution.
Re: Cancellation of Contracts Made in a Consumer’s Home
If every repairer got every customer to sign away their rights with a written agreement to ‘relinquish their rights’ on every job, it just makes a mockery of the law. The people who make these laws would just say that any written agreement is not valid.
From the honest repairers point of view it just adds to the daily grief
From the point of an old dear facing a dishonest repairer the law is a good one, in the knowledge that if she feels ripped off, or threatened to agree to a repair that she regrets tomorrow, she can at least have the law on her side.
This law also applies to plumbers, electricians, etc, so it may make everyone think before overcharging customers, and not being able to get away with it.
Re: Hotpoint WF560
Thanks for the replies. Another repaired module from EMW cured it.
I think the problem was caused by a dodgy earth in the socket, one to look out for.
Question? there was a black earth wire on the motor which went to the mains supressor on a seperate terminal. Is this to give the invertor type motor a clean earth?
Re: Schulthess 6kg filling when finished
I have some service info on these machines. I dont know how to send with a P M , so if you post your email I will try to send it to you
Graham
Re: Dryer PRIMUS T16
Armstrongs sell Primus commercial laundry Tel 01635 33881.
The smaller Primus machines are made by Asko
HTHRe: Cancellation of Contracts Made in a Consumer’s Home
aqualectric wrote: If anyone knows the definitive way the above scenario could be solved, please post a reply as it would be interesting to see if the TS are singing from the same hymn sheet across the country………… 😉
As mentioned earlier the law applies to the consumer, not buisiness users. As a letting agent or landlord can be classed as a buisness user I don’t think the law would apply.
That’s how I see itRe: LEC TF3404W freezing in fridge
Thanks for the reply. my customer was so p*ssed off she is buying a new one.
