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Just bought & fitted 4 new AA batteries. I found instructions for pairing. Press & hold button on receiver until orange light flashing. Done that. Press button for say 10 seconds & the orange light will turn white / blue. Done that. Now I fit batteries in stat. I see on stat screen a boot...

Morning. I have the boiler shown in photo. Had to get up as it was cold & could see we had no heating. Red battery light on controller flashing so I replaced batteries with what I had. Red light no off. Controller shows ON but boiler isn’t doing anything. I pressed reset & boiler starts...

Last night the ice was thawing & i was able to remove it. I had left the door open until this morning where i then gave it a wipe around. All drawers refitted & the tray at the back was nearly full of water. Ive now removed that water & switched it back on. Now been on 4 hours & will replace...

Inside the 2 windows are say 1 1/2 inch of ice. The 3 arrows blow are ice left to right so maybe under there. Food now in friends freezer. Door wide open but adding a bowl of hot water in the freezer to speed things up will the heat go up into the fridge as this wasnt removed just the frozen food.

So the slope will be the other side of that rubber hose I see above the tray

Yes frost free & I did look at other posts. Most advise the issue but I was asking as to where the drainage hole / pipe etc is located just in case I could remove something but sounds like the issue is a build up of ice.

With regards drainage to outside the freezer is that the black rubber hose that I assume delivers water to the tray above compressor ?

I have a INDESIT fridge freezer which the other day i was unable to pull out the bottom drawer.When i did manage to get it out i could see ice below & that was the issue as to why it was stuck. I removed the ice but after a couple of days its back again. I read about blocked drain hose but not...

That looks like the bearing or bush spacer for the motor as the fan blade then is installed. The photo of the rear drum spindle matches what i have.

Ive now ordered a genuine bearing as advised. Thanks

Item 423 is the whole rear metal panel Why would I change that. It’s to expensive to do that & that doesn’t explain why the bearing has failed. The rear metal cover just has a hole in it which the drum spindle passes through. Just can’t see why you advised that ???

There is the main plastic cover that hides all behind. I remove the 2 screws then i see a circlip through the end of the drum shaft. I remove circlip & pop off a circulare metal part like a wine gum sweet. Once that is removed i can then just pull off this peardrop part

I havent taken the rest of the back off but from memory im sure its just around the motor & drum. The damage to the bush is at the bottom when fitted

I did fit that the first time so as now the perdrop is worn i thought to just replace that as the rest of it is fine

Ive now taken it out. Model is Hotpoint Aquaris TVFM 70

Ok I’m asking why’s it needs replacing so soon. Cheap copy or do they need changing each year. Original lasted way longer.

When you say bearing isn’t that the grass part that Ive changed. The rear of the drum has a shaft which then fits into this bush.

I have a Hotpoint Aquarius 7Kg tumble dryer. Two years ago I replaced the brass looking bush at the rear of the machine. I noticed say metal filings down the rear or the appliance hence changing it. I did some washing yesterday & once down I removed the washing & turned the dial around so...

Plastic light also screwed to wooden wall. Plastic on off switch. Plastic back box. Nothing metal.

So this morning I thought let’s just try & switch the breaker on first & see what happens. My plan was to then separate the 2 red wires. I switched it on & fine. I operated the light & worked fine. At that point I had left it a while & no issues So last night with the small amount of light...