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Re: Zanussi TD530
Did one today,broken 1830 belt so replaced with Hotpoint stretch 1830 as I was out in the sticks.
Re: Performing Rights Society
Have been a part time musician since 1960,performing rights were active then,every song played at gigs had to be registered and a fee paid,was the venues responsibility I think.
Same with the radio stations they have to pay for every song they play a set fee which eventually finds it’s way to the artist.
It might be considered over the top for the likes of licence funded radio(does some of the tv fee cover that ?) we pay to have an extra charge levied upon us for playing in the workplace.
If radio 4 is the choice does it still apply,no music etc ?Re: Football season 09/10
iadom wrote:Well the squad has been announced.
Personally I would have taken Scott Parker not Carrick, Michael Dawson in place of Mathew Upson, can’t argue with most of the other picks, apart from Rooney the cupboard is bare up front. :rolls:
Highly unlikely they will figure in any case although Dawson has been the form defender at Spurs rather than King,Crouch should get a goal or two and hope Defoe finds form and the target.
Goals will have to come from midfield if we are to make any progress.
Not hopeful at all.Re: Whirlpool ADP5740WH
Motor diverter valve part no 481228128431,not sure of current price as my list is 2004,probably 40ish.
BGRe: Multi Fuel Cookers
Penguin45 wrote:The big discussion was HERE.
SEARCH is wonderful thing.
Chris.
Thanks
It is if you’re lucky enough to type in the correct term in the correct way,not for lack of trying,please expand!Re: Multi Fuel Cookers
Jazzmeister wrote:Apparently revamped now….If anyone goes to a dual fuel cooker with regards to carrying out ANY repair…they MUST NOT disconnect the gas supply pipe UNLESS thay are gas safe registered!
So to answer your question if you can do it without diconnecting the gas supply pipe you will be ok!Hope this helps
Jazz!
Thanks,Does this mean the bayonet fitting on the supply pipe?Re: Reasons not to DIY (or let your friends repair)…
lee8 wrote:Is it the image or is the earth really been snipped off before entering the plug.
Reminds me of my time in Sunny Spain, they still don’t understand meggers, earthing or ohmns law. 😆
Often drive to Spain and usually put my tools in,we were getting shocks of the washer where we were staying and they called an engineer.He arrived armed with a posi and a neon screwdriver in his top pocket 😯 so I showed him the earth insulation fault plus the two pin plug with no earth,”ah kaputt” he said and off he went.New machine arrived shortly after.
Also the immersion heater which could only be switched off by pulling the fuse,and a newish property.
Don’t like to see folks in the UK with bare feet in the kitchen but it’s almost a death wish in Spain.Re: Reasons not to DIY (or let your friends repair)…
Must be extra special insulating tape,very expensive I bet 😉
Re: Multi Fuel Cookers
Cheers,couldn’t find the thread about this on here although there certainly was one.
Re: Whats the most annoying thing customers do?
Arrived at 9-15 as arranged to a range cooker to find she has a casserole in the other oven,been cooking for an hour or so,reluctant to take it out,it was a few miles out otherwise I’d have said call me back when it’s cooled down. :rolls:
Re: Husky PartyKule – No cooling but compressor runs.
Likely unless the leak is evident.
Probably easier to replace.Re: service M685W TEARING CLOTHS
Bra wires often pop up through the holes and do that.
Shining a torch through the drum might ID one.
Front seams used to split but haven’t seen that lately.Re: BSH appliance care
Couldn’t find a model number so rang them and got the part number,she said it was no stock and couldn’t give a delivery.
Ordered it online it arrived in 24hours 😕 🙂Re: uploading photos from pc
