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OK from the fan blade shape and from memory when it was spinning guessing as you look at it spins anti clockwise. Screw is a T20. Soaking in wd40. Is it definitely going to be clockwise to loosen? Ie opposite to normal? Really don't want to round this sucker off. Cheers!

So, is this a serviceable part? Guessing if I put it back in as is (cleaned up) will just fall apart some more (n)

Show me some love guys, can i get a hoowah :cool:

I'm guessing this part of the fan shouldn't be loose.

I have the beast in my sights...

Putting a note on this so I can find it, hope that's OK mods :)

Shout if I can't remove the side and would have to take the drum out for access, I'm going in! Will try and remove the offending item from the depths of the beast...

Hi, it's telling on the Miele website their fixed price offer is for units under 9 years except washer dryers then it's 4 years. Plus they mention "beyond economic repair". Looking on eBay my 9 year old WT2670 is worth 250-450 if it's fully working. But the fan assembly has just died with no...

Hi, out of interest did u replace with miele original pump or espares cheap version? Cheers!

What's down there, we must know! :)

Should I put a plywood layer down? Can fix into existing battons from the wooden floor. Will lose 18mm of room height but heh ho.. Edit: or tile backer board right? :rolleyes:

Apparently Dave you're 45 years old but still need to grow up a little :)

Hi, Took up a pine floor over screed for an insurance claim after a leak in the central heating in the floor. They found the leak and will reinstate. But when the floor was up, discovered this, what I now know is a, double sealed inspection cover, with a recessed lid. Because the extension is...

OK the wife's carpet washer is doing it, slow progress though, just a drip for some reason.. Heh ho at least no flood. And one end is dry so I can probably connect that up. Cheers! :D

Or do I can I use a Vax??

Don't have a wet VAC either! What about self cutting drain valve OR shut everything off to create a vacuum and swap on a compression fitting asap?

Had a leak in ground floor pipework identified and isolated under insurance. Leak guy stopped off feed and return with push fit stop caps before the rad. Now I realise I must have never drained this pipework as the drain valve is above the floor, so I figure there's probably 20 litres of water...

Isolated the ground floor rads and no longer losing pressure :(

Not much option to do that on the groundfloor - pretty compact layout. Would be an option to fit zoning though and proper TRVs which could be a bonus.