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  • in reply to: Hotpoint BW61P Washer/dryer help? #196066
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    Re: Hotpoint BW61P Washer/dryer help?

    Sorry if i stated the obvious but I thought the point you were making was that as it is a washer dryer it is more difficult than a washer, due to the heater box being involved. No recall as of yet to the diplomat machine, so hopefully the dumpy screwdriver did the job.

    in reply to: Hotpoint BW61P Washer/dryer help? #196064
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    Re: Hotpoint BW61P Washer/dryer help?

    I know washer dryers are generally more difficult but this seal has no extra spout part to connect to the heater box. The heater box is set into the front tub plate. If you do loosely fit new knob, even though you don’t pull it out turn turn on, the customer is bound to complain even if you do clear it with them first.

    in reply to: Hotpoint BW61P Washer/dryer help? #196061
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    Re: Hotpoint BW61P Washer/dryer help?

    Changed a door seal on a diplomat built in washer the other day. Managed to do it just from the front. (normally top and front).As long as the clamp band screw isn’t directly at 12 oclock you should be able to get a dumpy screwdriver on it. May be worth a go rather than accidentally cracking the console whilst removing timer knob.

    in reply to: Access question #195141
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    Re: Access question

    This is the code I used in my stock database to find a part number. I wrote this 8 years ago so it is all a bit hazy.


    Private Sub Combo42_AfterUpdate()
    ‘ Find the record that matches the control.
    Dim rs As Object

    Set rs = Me.Recordset.Clone
    rs.FindFirst “[Part Number] = ‘” & Me![Combo42] & “‘”
    Me.Bookmark = rs.Bookmark
    End Sub

    How this works is i have a table which contains all my part numbers and is called ‘part number’, so the search facility looks in this table. Everytime i add a new part number it is numerically ordered in that table. So if you have a table which contains street names and is called ‘street names’ you would type;

    rs.Findfirst “[Street names] = ” & Me![Combo42] & “‘”

    Hope this is of use????

    in reply to: Siemens WM71631/01 no drum action #195095
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    Re: Siemens WM71631/01 no drum action

    Had low insulation on heaters hold door locks on, may be worth eliminating first before ordering modules!!!

    in reply to: HOOVER HPM 110 #195024
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    Re: HOOVER HPM 110

    If no blockages or low insulation faults, then i always change the timer/selector. (Should be 91201337 on that model????)

    in reply to: Hoover HSW110M leak? #194862
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    Re: Hoover HSW110M leak?

    Could be a pin hole in the pressure tube. Heavier loads cause pin hole to open and thus overfill. light loads or no loads don’t open pin hole thus normal water level.

    in reply to: GPRS Credit Card terminals #191217
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    Re: GPRS Credit Card terminals

    How do you swallow the 2.5{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} on sales of new machines? I struggle to compete price wise as it is but losing another £10 per sale of machine would be hard. Perhaps I would get more sales because of excepting cards?? Who knows?? (I don’t have a shop by the way)

    in reply to: Hotpoint wf560 #194509
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    Re: Hotpoint wf560

    No, not had this problem. Has she tried leaving the door open in-between uses. It may be because she dosen’t use the machine often enough????????????

    in reply to: Servis M6115 programme indicators not move on at any stage #194542
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    Re: Servis M6115 programme indicators not move on at any sta

    Main module fault not the small board. I remember some bulletin about certain serial number machines should have module changed with the ‘not going to end fault’. I would imagine the fault existed before you sorted out the no spin fault!!!!!

    in reply to: GPRS Credit Card terminals #191208
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    Re: GPRS Credit Card terminals

    Do you still pay cheques and cash into your normal bank as before?
    Cheers.

    in reply to: HOTPOINT FDW80 #193893
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    Re: HOTPOINT FDW80

    Have you changed the door seal? Is the lower spray arm split? Is the customer putting something in the machine that is slightly interfering with door closure? Has she recently changed detergent? hope this is of use.

    in reply to: How old is a Servis 9635 w/m? #193744
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    Re: How old is a Servis 9635 w/m?

    A date of production, or thereabouts……………

    http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/fire_safe … .asp?id=96

    😯

    in reply to: How old is a Servis 9635 w/m? #193743
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    Re: How old is a Servis 9635 w/m?

    Just typed that model number on connect, shows a variety of parts for that machine. Tapered roller bearing, GDA type motor, machine must be donkeys old!!!!!!!

    in reply to: Neff w/d E 14 #193734
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    Re: Neff w/d E 14

    I’m sure that E14 is dryer sensor or associated wiring.

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