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Fixing a washing machine
« on: 09 September 2013, 08:48:07 »
Thats sprung a leak. It is possible with virtually no tools.

Why do things always break at the most inconvenient time? Fingers crossed at the dishwasher doesn't play up, as that needs jacks and axle stands ;D
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #1 on: 09 September 2013, 08:51:47 »
Quote from: TheBoy on 09 September 2013, 08:48:07
...... It is possible with virtually no tools.
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Course it is  ;)  ;)  ;)

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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #2 on: 09 September 2013, 09:21:26 »
Quote from: Andy B on 09 September 2013, 08:51:47
Quote from: TheBoy on 09 September 2013, 08:48:07
...... It is possible with virtually no tools.
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Course it is  ;)  ;)  ;)


What a great idea, I could have used one of those to prise apart those plastic parts ;D
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #3 on: 09 September 2013, 15:11:51 »
Like almost everything  today, a washing machine is classed as a disposable item. :-\

So buy another one you tight git. ;D ;D ;D


Rumour has it that you're minted. :y :y :y ;)

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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #4 on: 09 September 2013, 15:24:46 »
Wasn't there a washing machine in a garage :D, mr insuranc assessor..
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #5 on: 09 September 2013, 15:37:40 »
Quote from: Mr. Opti on 09 September 2013, 15:11:51
Like almost everything  today, a washing machine is classed as a disposable item. :-\

So buy another one you tight git. ;D ;D ;D


Rumour has it that you're minted. :y :y :y ;)

Only to those not clever enough to fix them  :P
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #6 on: 09 September 2013, 16:25:37 »
Quote from: TheBoy on 09 September 2013, 08:48:07
Thats sprung a leak. It is possible with virtually no tools.

Why do things always break at the most inconvenient time? Fingers crossed at the dishwasher doesn't play up, as that needs jacks and axle stands ;D

It is indeed TB, providing it is a blocked filter/ water pump ( common problems that people overlook) or simply a loose clip on a hose which  can be tightened using a dinner knife! :D :D :D ;)

If the door seal has split, only a new one will do! :)
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #7 on: 09 September 2013, 16:45:26 »
Also pattern parts are ok to use lol ;D
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #8 on: 09 September 2013, 18:22:49 »
Quote from: Lizzie Zoom on 09 September 2013, 16:25:37
Quote from: TheBoy on 09 September 2013, 08:48:07
Thats sprung a leak. It is possible with virtually no tools.

Why do things always break at the most inconvenient time? Fingers crossed at the dishwasher doesn't play up, as that needs jacks and axle stands ;D

It is indeed TB, providing it is a blocked filter/ water pump ( common problems that people overlook) or simply a loose clip on a hose which  can be tightened using a dinner knife! :D :D :D ;)

If the door seal has split, only a new one will do! :)

Gaffer tape works....tunnie told me  ::) ;D
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #9 on: 09 September 2013, 18:23:52 »
Quote from: Fuse18 on 09 September 2013, 15:37:40
Quote from: Mr. Opti on 09 September 2013, 15:11:51
Like almost everything  today, a washing machine is classed as a disposable item. :-\

So buy another one you tight git. ;D ;D ;D


Rumour has it that you're minted. :y :y :y ;)

Only to those not clever enough to fix them  :P

It's not always how clever you are. I fixed our washer a few times due to various niggley faults, but the last time it failed ...... it went!  :y :y
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #10 on: 10 September 2013, 16:48:34 »
I will have a spare one in a few weeks if you want it  :y
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #11 on: 10 September 2013, 18:10:09 »
Quote from: Guffer on 10 September 2013, 16:48:34
I will have a spare one in a few weeks if you want it  :y
If that was aimed at me, cheers, but we'll keep old trusty. Mainly because as its so complicated to use, I'm banned from touching it :D
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #12 on: 10 September 2013, 18:18:07 »
Quote from: TheBoy on 10 September 2013, 18:10:09
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Mainly because as its so complicated to use, I'm banned from touching it :D

That's your excuse & you're sticking to it  :y  :y  :y
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #13 on: 10 September 2013, 18:19:44 »
Quote from: Andy B on 10 September 2013, 18:18:07
Quote from: TheBoy on 10 September 2013, 18:10:09
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Mainly because as its so complicated to use, I'm banned from touching it :D

That's your excuse & you're sticking to it  :y  :y  :y
Every button I press just results in 3 beeps, and Err on display.  Its beyond a simpleton like me.

In the old days, machines had a knob that you turned to D and pulled out.
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Re: Fixing a washing machine
« Reply #14 on: 10 September 2013, 18:23:22 »
I find buying flowers or chocs sorts mine
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