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As the model is not shown, this is a suggestion that maybe the block is part of the brush assembly itself?

That is low on the front, can only be removed by taking the front off completely, but there is a small orifice in the very lower front panel behind a plastic section, which explains the lacerations now on the back of my hands and wrists. The door panel can be released from the lower panel by...

right, that was a "journey" but I've checked the ex stat and found a wire loose, so after my recovery, I'll put the power on and try again. in the meantime I'll have a look for the pump.

No, i've not checked that.... there is no tray on this one, it's a pipe to an external location, i.e. a drain.

Once again Yardie, I thank you for your time and attention. This is a condensor, it has two normal coil elements, the reset didn't need touching, elements test good for continuity. Having had another look, shortly I'll try getting through the lower front.

Well done for sourcing it though.

Hi All, just in case anybody has time to advise on this; White Knight, not the easiest to get into, but not getting any heat and have checked wiring, thermostats and elements, all seems to be fine. I would like to check the exhaust thermostat but that is well secreted and I wondered if anybody...

Yep, I tried another relay, no difference. Still trying.

that's sole searching that is.

Sorry for the dallying in replying; no I used another timer not bought one, dismantled original and cleaned and reassembled, but the same result. Will try to borrow/obtain another motor to test that, though it worked in a way, but not totally convinced.

We have one of those shops that does shoe repairs, alongside key cutting and selling cheap sports trophies, but I doubt that they could make a shoe.

I am sure that some of you will be comfortable with the Google home page today, though some will find it shocking.

Early days yet, and he might have thought it a load of cobblers.

When you cleaned out the soap drawer did you manage to find all the channels and bits that lift up? Some pieces seem to be fixed but will dismantle and need a wire through them.

sorry gang, just to resume where I left off - having checked all the wiring is in the right place, we have a sort of "impasse" when it comes to the reversing of the tumble, i.e. it will run then when it gets to the reversal, it just buzzes from the motor as if it's receiving two opposing...

and these? http://www.crockettandjones.com/ or http://www.thecordwainer.co.uk/ Good luck.

presume it is and you won't go wrong.

As in the couple who asked how soon they could have sex after she gave birth, and they were told that would depend on whether she was in a shared or private ward.

I've just spent another hour outside on a cooker, oh the feet.

Right that's a job for a winter evening, ah, that'll be this evening then.