Just noticed that British Gas do a 1 off repair for any fault for £170 odd. Is that correct?
Yup fixed price for repair. 1 fault 1 fee.
Ideal Classic NF30 - intermittent fault
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Yup fixed price for repair. 1 fault 1 fee.
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I think the gf had number confusion. It may have been £150 total. (£50 labour). Can anybody advise how I can find the part number that I need (to try and source myself online).
ebay sales suggest that 173799 will be for the 30 NF (surely the same as NF30), yet an online shop lists 79719 and 173799 for the NF range. Would either work, or do I need to find the correct one?
Thanks again.
I think the gf had number confusion. It may have been £150 total. (£50 labour). Can anybody advise how I can find the part number that I need (to try and source myself online).
ebay sales suggest that 173799 will be for the 30 NF (surely the same as NF30), yet an online shop lists 79719 and 173799 for the NF range. Would either work, or do I need to find the correct one?
Thanks again.
Turned out that the PCB was ok, but the fuse had blown
Put another fuse in, and it worked fine. Put it back in the casing and turned on...and it was dead again
Replaced with another fuse and left on whilst doing the casing up, and it now works fine.
Hopefully it is not something else which was blowing the fuse.... (and I can send the new unused PCB back)
Put another fuse in, and it worked fine. Put it back in the casing and turned on...and it was dead again
Replaced with another fuse and left on whilst doing the casing up, and it now works fine.
Hopefully it is not something else which was blowing the fuse.... (and I can send the new unused PCB back)
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Turned out that the PCB was ok, but the fuse had blown
Put another fuse in, and it worked fine. Put it back in the casing and turned on...and it was dead again
Replaced with another fuse and left on whilst doing the casing up, and it now works fine.
Hopefully it is not something else which was blowing the fuse.... (and I can send the new unused PCB back)
pcb`s cannot be sent back
The distance selling regulations suggest that I can return it though ? I appreciate that I cannot return earrings etc (hygiene), or unseal media..but there is nothing in the DSR concerning circuit boards etc..
However, I may have to keep it if the problem is the PCB... would be cheaper than a fan or pump I expect.. Any ideas?
However, I may have to keep it if the problem is the PCB... would be cheaper than a fan or pump I expect.. Any ideas?
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