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Most places sell a stainless steel cleaner, these work really well. Also, (DON'T DO THIS WITHOUT SOMEONE ELSE CONFIRMING!), I've heard Caustic Soda is really good for removing stains, but, never used it myself, i know it's dangerous stuff!

Sounds like it's overheating, check the filters.

Seeing as there was a bang and there's scortch marks on the PCB, i would assume so, yes!

Very nice.

Absolutely shocked no one thought to suggest plugging a light or similar into the socket to check that out, but automatically assumed the socket was faulty...

Good quality machine though, and to be fair, this is misuse!

It looks like it to me. You don't like 'Bus-spotting' then? how sad.

it needs to be fitted by a Corgi fitter, by law.

Would that be Castleford Bus Station perchance? 8)

You need a Corgi gas fitter to fit the cooker.

replacement, repairs aren't worth it.

But, on a hot wash the machine wouldn't progress from the heating stage because the water hasn't been heated, the fault could lie after the heating stage.

Unless there's a cold wash on this machine?

With a username like yours? ;) It's Rabbit! 8)

The grey tube will be a drain for the machine. The filter should just unscrew.

It's possible that the main module is damaged, too. Don't suppose there were any instructions with the display PCB, did it need configuring?

sounds like the bearings have gone this time :( If you put your hands in the drum, can you feel any movement up and down?

£180 repairing an old machine would probably be a more reliable option than going for a £230 new machine these days!

:lol: do they actually expect people to pay that amount?

sounds like the valves are sticking open slightly, replace whichever is leaking. Remember to unplug the appliance if you're having a look!