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Haven't got around to whipping the belt off yet will do it this evening. If it is bearings, how hard to replace and what are the dangers of it going wrong on this machine and other things needing replaced?

Cheers Leccy: Bearings - there is a tiny bit of play (2-3mm?) is that enough? Drum Support - what would I be looking for, the black shocks or the springs? Or the spider on the back? Motor Bearings - motor seems ok but it is a bit more noisy than usual... Shocks and Springs are OK Counter...

Hi Rock Glad you responded mate you seem to be quite highly regarded!! The drum supports - are they the black shock things under the drum bolted to the case?! If so we had them off with some new ones handy thinking it was that, and they are exactly the same?! The concrete blocks seem to...

Hi guys I hope somebody can help. Our washing machine, an Indesit WIDL 126 is making one HELL of a racket, it is currently working on destroying the ear drums of our entire street as I type this. Me and our landlord have had a good old root around, the shocks/springs are ok, the bearings...

My opinion mate, lay both if you can afford it. VGA will always be around, however newer laptops/computers have HDMI which is much better quality - especially if you have a HD TV. VGA is quite cheap, HDMI not so, but if cost is not an issue then do both :wink:

I too would prefer sledgehammer, but alas my boss drew the line at that. I suggested using a microwave the other day but he didn't want to be responsible for burning the staff room down and irradiating the students :D DBAN is the best, nothing else really touches it for what it does... and...

The condense pipe looks like it has a rise in it? If it does surely the condense is piling up in there and eventually spilling out of the boiler where the pipe meets it? Just my thoughts :?:

Ooooh controversy. Answering all points individually will take a while but I have extra jumpers and the missus has a slanket - sorted there. I never thought about having it set low during the day and then boosting it up in the evenings when we are home. In this instance, 'best' is from...

We at work (education) use DBAN quickly followed up if need be with a screwdriver driven through the drive with a hammer. Which is great fun :D

Hi guys, Been lurking for a few weeks... very interesting things which get posted, all of the nightmares, but also useful things I have picked up! My question is, which is best for central heating timings during winter - 24 hours and heating on the roomstat, or timing it on the boiler (say...