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Re: Dual Fuel Cookers – Corgi or not?

Well, thanks fellas, you’ve confirmed what I thought was a grey area is in fact more grey than all the ships in the British Navy put together ! I will check my public liability insurance but I think it’s probably safer to ‘just say no’. It’d be nice to get a definite yes or no, but I do know how vague the regs are – When I was with with that firm that begins B & sounds like posh, the answer you got to this question depended on who you asked & whether it put them out if you didn’t do the job !
And so the great Corgi debate continues !

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Could be one of two things. The pressure system on those has an extra high water level setting which brings on the pump, should a valve stick open & it floods, so there could be a problem there when water is moving in the tub with motor action – try taking the belt off & see if it still does it with no water movement. The other thing they suffer from is tacho cables chaffing on the motor casing, which can cause processor glitches, although it normally results in the processor crashing during the heat stage & boiling up. Still worth checking though, unlikely your fault caused by the controller itself.
Hope this helps.

Wizard

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