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Re: Free Training from Proctor & Gamble
This thread is very interesting, but how do I go about getting the P&G training?
Re: hotpoint appliances
richardable wrote: would she get a discount on four appliance repairs?
How interesting
Whenever I repair a second machine at the same time, I am never quite sure what extra the customer expects to pay.
Double the amount for two machines?
1 hours extra labour?
Half as much again?
No extra. (As you were here anyway)What do you charge?
Re: Twin tubs – Anybody still making them?
Loads on ebay. Also saw a new one, item no 190129434241, called a Harris.
Re: Diplomat ADP8322 D/W Door Hinges
Simon46 wrote:Did customer explain why he was sitting on door 😕 Or shouldnt i ask.
S.
There was once a woman with a D.W built in to her kitchen unit
She tripped over the dog and fell right in itShe landed on the door and bent the hinges
Her husband was shouting and complaining of her wingesCall the man, he said, so he can do a repair
And the dog? He kicked it in despairThe End
Re: 60Hz
I have come across a few domestic machines on boats which were converted for 60hz use. The conversions were done by Southern Contracts Ltd of Bournemouth. You could give them a call as they are usually helpfull. 01202 422100
Re: H/Point F/F RFS60 Compressor Working – No Refridgeration
I might be stating the obvious but it sounds to me that some, or all of the refrigerant has been lost.
Re: Miele W1512
me-la. with the a as in hat. thats what I was told many years ago when I did a Miele coutse
Re: Diplomat ADP8322 D/W Door Hinges
Thanks for the replys
eastlmark, you were spot on with the bent pin suggestion. I straightened them and all is now fine. Only thing was, it took me 2 hours from start to finish.
Nothing beats learning the hard way
graham
Re: low cold water pressure
as far as I know all cold water should be fed directly off the mains water supply.
A few years ago I saw a few machines fed of a cold water tank in a commercial situation. This was done on machines which didnt have the type ‘A’ air gap, to comply with the WRAS regulations.
The customer had bought a domestic machine to save money, so I used to install a Stuart RG25 pressure pump, which solved the low pressure problem.
Re: Hotpoint top loader 9605 pump question.
I purchased a Hotpoint top load pump p/n 151123 from connect last month. The pulley was black plastic, and when I fitted it I kept having the feeling that it was a pattern part, although it was in a genuine box with the p/n on it. Probably cost cutting by Hotpoint? So far I have had no call back.
graham
