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i've refurbed in excess of 2000 of these as whirlpools. try fido's advice first but i can say that in a few cases i've done as you suggested. it works fine. put a spot of superglue on the spacers to hold them while you refit the backplate.

for the last 12 months at least the genuine carbons have been rubbish. rumour in the trade is that they're o.k. now but i,m waiting a while yet.

sounds like its back filling from your sink waste u bend. put either an uploop in the hose or fit a check valve in your waste hose.

what kind of machine is it? if it's a zanussi and the poly was attached to some polythene, then you should have removed it when it was new.

not so much of the "little" thanks.

take fidos advice, cos that's the way to do it.

it most certainly is the place to start.

what is the model number e.g. wm..... or wma...... or wms......... unfortunately the aquarius name has been used on a million different models.

i hope you read this before you go out to buy. if the guy knows his job then i presume he checked for a blockage in the pressostat air bottle. to do this he would have had to remove the front panel. near to the botom of the tub there is a small plastic bottle with a pipe which runs up the right...

impulse drying turns on the heating element twice during the drying phase for periods of aprox 30 seconds. active drying is where the moisture is condensed after it evaporates from the plates following a hot final rinse. turbo drying is where an external fan fitted to the roof of the...

try setting it to a spin only cycle. if it doesn't spin then remove the back cover from the machine, with it unplugged give either side of the motor a few taps with a screwdriver or similar. try the spin again. if it spins this time the it's a sure bet that your carbons are worn. these can be...

personally i wouldn't sit a washer on rollers. if you make sure that your floor is level from under the appliances (i.e.no lip to get up onto tiles etc) i,d just sit them on the floor. easiest way to remove a washer is to open the door and grab the front panel at 12 o'clock, lift slightly and...

if your element is what i'd call a paralel type mounted on the front left side lying up left side and across the rear, then to access the nut which secures it you must remove the plinth from below the door and behind that remove any remaining panels. unclipping the plinth can be a bit tricky but...

open the door and spin the drum fast by hand. does it rumble or sound unusualy noisy. my suspition is that the bearing seal has failed and that you are your way to a bearing change.

look for burnt out tracks or dry joints on the motor control board. (bottom left side at rear) take note of where the plugs go.

forgive me but i don't understand what you are asking. you mention drying then you also say that it's not washing. can you be specific as to the problem and don't mention anything else that may be confusing the issue.

could be an unbalanced load. try it again empty, then if it works put a normal full load in and try again.

tell us again what your symptoms are because you seem to contradict yourself over the motor. i.e. is it or is it not turning. before you reply try this:- 1. select spin only no.10 does it spin or at least rotate? and more crucially can you hear your drain pump running? 2. if the drum is...

i could be wrong but i recently fixed a zanussi where the lock was locking but not bringing in the switched live. also when i got it replaced the machine was still dead so further investigation revealed a blown track on the main p.c.b. where one of the red lock wires plugs in to the board.

i've been away all weekend