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But many others that haven't yet! :lol:

Or you could do most of the work yourself and save thousands of pounds.

Cut your costs (by thousands) considerably and do it yourself if you have the ability.

Thats the one. You will need to remove it to match the valve due to variations of the plunger. Can you easily get to the 2 retaining screws? Remember there will be water loss, amount is dependent on how much water is in the water softener container and in the tubes above.

You have bought an inlet valve, what you need is the white valve located at the bottom of the water softener container in the 2nd photo.

Thats good to hear but there will be a reason why the thermostat was triggered, build up of grease or failing thermostat (not cut out soon enough so oven got too hot), or some other reason. So don't be surprised if it happens again. You may be lucky and its a one off occurrence but monitor...

I may not be available wed. Disconnect from the mains electric. Water hose and waste can be left alone if the lengths of pipe allow the machine to be pulled out enough. When u get that far you will see a plastic container(usually filled with salt but yours is empty so its just water) with...

Excuse my ignorance but isn't that whats its supposed to do?

Does look like glue, quite common to prevent resonant vibrations usually on coils, xfrms etc.. If you want to change it for your piece of mind and cap of the same voltage rating and uF rating will suffice. You can replace with a slightly higher volt i.e if its 16v go up to 25v, the physical...

It is possible the oven will be fine but just as much chance it is not. You could bypass the filter just to prove whether or not the oven is still working but not adviseable as a long term solution.

http://www.emfields-solutions.com/howto/what-to-do-about-dirty-electricity.asp This will better explain than I can. http://www.partmaster.co.uk/cooker-oven/bf641fst-bf641fstxeu-version-0002/noise-filter-pcb/product.pl?pid=2334070&shop=samsung&path=574528&model_ref=937768 Noise filter.

Next remove left side panel (viewing from the front). It may be necessary to firstly remove the bottom front kick plate, possibly held on by screws or simply unclips. Again be careful as the clips are only plastic! To remove the side panel check to see if there are any screws under the...

First remove the lid, 2 screws located on the top rear panel. The lid should then slide backwards and lift up. On some makes after removing the rear screws it is necessary to slightly lift the rear of the lid and slide forwards to lift off. Be cautious as retaining clips are only plastic...

You have 2 options really. 1. Continue to use without salt as we have now established salt is causing the issue. However hard water will cause limescale and eventual failure of the machine. You could have a water softener fitted that supplies the whole house but costly. 2. Replace the salt...

To drain disconnect the waste pipe from the sink trap, lower the pipe and gravity will do the rest Or Put the washer back on and cancel the programme (hold start/pause for 3 secs) then put on a drain option (PO - Pump Out, on selector dial, picture looks like a bowl with water in and a...

Yes dry joint quite possible though caps still can't be ruled out.

Its not unusuall to always have water in the bottom reservoir, if you read the manual it will say that no water will be in the top collection tray for the first few cycles, thats because the water level needs to get high enough in the bottom reservoir to reach the pump before it can pump water...

The rumbling could be caused by the bearings on there way out on the motor or due to build up of grease etc causing imbalance whilst rotating. Best to gain access to the motor and find a part number, usually more successful and cheaper finding a part by part no. rather than by manufacture...

What repair work did they do? What problem did you have i.e the reason you sent it off for repair Did they send yours back or a reconditioned replacement?

I reckon so.