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btw, that thanks didn't mean it's fixed, in case you were wondering :)

Yes, the arms don't appear to be blocked. Thanks for your help.

Ok, I put it on rinse and opened the door after 4 mins. The water was above the filters. Also, I put the arms at the 6 o'clock position and at the end of the program they were still in that position.

They go round if I move them by hand if that's what you mean. I'll try the other thing you said. Cheers

I've noticed that it appears to run a full programme, but when complete there is still half a tablet left and the plates are still dirty. Could that mean it's not getting enough water?

Hi, I have this DW. It's around 5 yrs old. Today after a 90min wash, the door and the crockery was still dirty. I've cleaned out the filters, topped up the salt and rinse agent and then did another wash, this time with it empty. When finished, the door was still dirty. There were some...

and what does this rubbing down do? What am I looking to achieve? Cheers

A rub down? What with, a cloth? Thanks

Hi, We've been in our house now for a couple of years. All the walls are magnolia (I think) and the paint work is awful. It's such a thin coat and in places it looks like you can see through it. Rubbing it with a damp cloth takes the paint off. We now want to paint a room (well, one for...

I have a whirlpool adg7540 dishwasher. Today I took out all the plastic parts inside to clean them including the filters and the inlet tube that runs from top to bottom. The tube was quite hard to remove from the top but in the end it popped out. However, when putting back it does not clip in...

On looking at the boiler I can see that it's the 115ltr model, so that's a bonus I guess.

I will check that out, thanks Baxpoti. Edit: It is almost certainly the 85 model, but it does have a separate cylinder fitted above it. I'm not sure what that is yet! It's quite small, about the size of a plastic fuel can I guess. Is it an extra hot water cylinder?

When I said "work off the taps" I meant a shower that feeds directly from the tap unit like the aqualisa aquamixa NOT the rubber type that you shove onto the taps themselves.

That would involve some pipework would it not? Are the ones that work off the taps a decent solution?

Hi, Just moved into a new (3yrs old) house and would like to fit a shower over the bath. What things do I need to consider when choosing the type of shower? I'm beginning to think that a mixer shower would be best to save on the wiring for an electric shower. Can I run a mixer shower...

Hey, Thanks guys. It sounds like the switch rewiring is too big a job for me. The pull cord switch would just be a case of intercepting that cable and wiring it into the switch and fitting it into the ceiling wouldn't it? Only then I would have a useless switch on the landing! Hmmm. Webby...

I'm sorry, that might help if I knew which part I should be reading, but it's all a bit complex to me. Thanks

Hi, I've looked over the forums for this but I can't find it. I have a light switch outside the bathroom and I'd like instead to use a pull cord switch inside the bathroom. How would I go about doing this? Once done, I would then like to rewire the switch to turn on the hallway lights...

Hi, I've looked over the forums for this but I can't find it. I have a light switch outside the bathroom and I'd like instead to use a pull cord switch inside the bathroom. How would I go about doing this? Once done, I would then like to rewire the switch to turn on the hallway lights...

Thanks guys, that's brilliant info. I'll check out the NHBC cert, but I'm not sure we wanna cause a delay in asking it to be sorted by the vendors.....I'd be happy to sort it out myself. Cheers, Webby