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You will need to tip the machine again to clear the trip switch to get the machine to work again. This time (without manually putting water in the tub, should be empty) clear the existing programme, turn on the machine, open door after 1 to 2 minutes or so and see if it is filling with water and...

Ok pour water into the tub again, make a mental note of the water level, this time leave the machine powered off. Look to see if the water is still there in an hour or so. Meanwhile, check that the water inlet hose connection to the rear of the dishwasher is done up tight and correctly with no...

Cancel the existing programme. Pour a couple of litres of water inside the tub, put the machine on any wash programme, wait for at least 30-45 secs then open the door. Has it emptied the water? If water has emptied now close the door and continue the programme, wait for a couple of minutes then...

That would make sense, so the problem should be solved until you do the same again. At least you know where its come from and how to solve in future.

Again, there is a reason for the flooding in the base plate and be reassured, it will happen again! The water leaking from the left after tipping 45degrees is normal and to be expected so not to worry about that, its the leaking that expelled to the right(however this is not necessarily an...

Can you provide a photo from above the dryer (looking down), with the top lid removed. Also a photo of the rear panel.

2nd photo only shows the 8uf capacitor, motor, belt and belt pulley and motor fan housing. I am not familiar with this specific tumble dryer so more photos will be needed to identify other components. I.e heater, thermostats. Also note that there may also be a heater relay on your model, a red...

Check the pump is in fact pumping water up to the collection tank. There should be an overflow return pipe, fill the bottom chamber via this return pipe then check that water is being pumped back up the filling pipe. If the pump is working check the float switch on the bottom water chamber is...

Have you done any maintenance in the last year of use? There are probably 2 thermostats and a cut out stat. 1 thermostat and cut out fitted near/on heating element and another stat fitted somewhere around the front drum housing or inside the fluff filter housing. The 2 stats cut in and out...

Hi jim Although 45deg tipping actually works the problem will most certainly reoccur, the fact theres water in the base means water is leaking somewhere and not necessarily from inside the dishwasher itself, leaking inlet hose perhaps, bottom door seal is also another possibility.

Anyone?

Advice on opening up an existing doorway on the ground floor from existing 800mm to 1900mm- internal load bearing wall - spline wall. Not traditional build - prefab - concrete posts. Concrete posts approx 400mm apart and 55mm wide, so opening will need to be 2165mm (removal of a further 3 posts...

Quite sure the m2 of garden is never specified in tenancy agreements, just 'a garden', and would imagine that they would consult the neighbour before proceding or at least would hope so. Its council land afterall and if they have the power to enforce compulsory purchases I'm sure they can sell...

Not entirely sure which part of the tenancy agreement they would be breaching!

Run at 90 degrees, yes correct. The plan attached above is from the title deeds so looks like it is correct.

We bought our council house and now wish to build a conservatory but the adjoining trees/fence to next door (which is our side) runs at an angle which would end up being built into next doors garden (Still council owned). Our neighbours side is overhung considerably by branches and not regularly...

Pressure switch and float switch need to be checked with dmm to be absolutely sure they are ok. If they check out ok control board needs checking.

Could it be you have never had it out before so is gunked up or possibly something is jammed preventing it to turn further, hair clips, bra wire or even coins. Should just unscrew then just pull out? A little extra force is really the only answer. Do it up and undo it a few timed to see if it...

Good to know, well done!

Ideally you need a cap meter and an esr meter though an lcr is best. Lack of experience and cost of tools limits testing but with a dmm you can at least check voltage stability and resistance ramping. I think your problem is unlikely to be caps but check them anyway.