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Re: Hotpoint WDL520P
Thanks for the tip mate, will do that when I replace the element. Luckily i’ve got a pattern 1 in stock so my be able to fit it in tomorrow.
Andy
Re: Hotpoint WDL520P
Hi Jim: Cheers mate, :eeek: must have been having another Blond moment when I said that :lol:. Think i’m going to fit a pattern part this time & see what happens, too bloody expensive to fit another genuine 1.
AndyRe: The 0800 Thread
😀 I can just imagine their answer to that 1 ally, think the 2nd word would be off. 😆
Re: The 0800 Thread
Phew for a minute there I thought you meant in the van 😆 Gotta be honest I wouldn’t pay someone £20K for a franchise anyway. Even if I was going to, i’d have walked away as soon as I saw the vans. That’s just embarassing :eeek:
Re: The 0800 Thread
Have 0800 lost the screwdriver on the roof of the pratt mobiles now ? Saw another 1 yesterday & no screwdriver on this 1.
Re: Beko WMA1715s
Hi: If you take a look at the UKWG Fault code guide, it tells you how to reset the machine & clear the error codes. Also tells you how to put it into test.
Re: Hotpoint Module AQ9D692UUKV
Cheers Jim: Knowing my luck the only 1 I ever see will have a blown module :eeek: 🙂
Andy
Re: Hotpoint Module AQ9D692UUKV
That was why i asked what blew the pump driver, looking at the posts on this there’s no mention of it.
Hey Jim: I’ve not come across 1 of these yet, what are they like to work on mate ?
Andy
Re: electrical safety testing ?
Specialist01269 wrote:[quote lee8]
Then there not by definition highly qualified. I’ve done the same but I wouldn’t class them as that.Lee I don’t class them as Highly Qualified either, unfortunately they had the paperwork to say they were.
1 of my ex bosses was a qualified Electrical Engineer, but for example couldn’t work out motor loadings & cable sizes. Another of his little C***k up’s was spending 2 hours on a job trying to figure out the polarity of an AC supply for a lighting system. His sidekick, another 1 who was paper qualified blew up a £1.000+ motor controller when he wired a 3 phase supply to the links on a motor.
Another firm, another “Qualified” Electrician caused a flood in an office block & took out the mains intake when he connected 2 phases of a 3 phase cable to a single phase water heater & blew a hole in the tank it was fitted to.So do you see what i’m getting at when I say that being Qualified doesn’t necessarily mean you can do the job properly or that what you do is safe.
Re: electrical safety testing ?
[quote lee8]
Then there not by definition highly qualified. I’ve done the same but I wouldn’t class them as that.Lee I don’t class them as Highly Qualified either, unfortunately they had the paperwork to say they were.
1 of my ex bosses was a qualified Electrical Engineer, but for example couldn’t work out motor loadings & cable sizes. Another of his little C***k up’s was spending 2 hours on big job trying to figure out the polarity of an AC supply for a lighting system. His sidekick, another 1 who was paper qualified blew up a £1.000+ motor controller when he wired a 3 phase supply to the links on a motor.
Another firm, another “Qualified” Electrician caused a flood in an office block & took out the mains intake when he connected 2 phases of a 3 phase cable to a single phase water heater & blew a hole in the tank it was fitted to.So do you see what i’m getting at when I say that being Qualified doesn’t necessarily mean you can do the job properly or that what you do is safe.
