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Thanks rocks1. I tried the blowing trick couple of times again. Replaced the lid and HAPPY DAYS !!! did two loads and the machine looks happy. I am gonna run a few loads over the week and see how it gets on. Thanks again for all your help rocks1. YOU ROCKK !!!! :D

Thanks again rocks1. I hear clicks in response to me blowing in the pressure switch. Is this not the desired behaviour in response to the blow in? which wires should i remove? there is a PCB module behind the switch panel and then there is one at the bottom corner at the back of the machine...

Thanks rocks1 for your prompt response. I did as advised; still the same issue. When i blow down the pipe; i hear the water down the tube. When i blow in the switch; i hear something clicking inside. Is there a way to test the pressure switch. I have a multimeter to check its resistance...

Hello All, I have the same problem (WF541), checked the filter - no blockage there. Not sure how to find the pressure switch. Also, in of the other post there are two things people suggested should be done; 1) blow down some plastic pipe (associated with the pressure switch) 2) Unblock the...

Thanks once again for the response Click Sure and ColJack. Click Sure - "I'd certainally flag it up on a PIR, with similar severity to a lighting circuit with no CPC" Does this mean that the Eletrical certification or PIR would fail( in other words would i need to get this rectified...

Thanks for your reply ColJack much appreciated !!! I was wondering if this wiring arragement would fail Part P testing (electrical certification), is it a safety risk (under what circumstance(s))?. The other thing is; the broken screw doesn't have any head to it; there is barely a two thread...

Hello Guys, I have an old two way switch with 4 terminals (2 at the top for L1 and 2 terminals at the bottom for L2). There are three wires at the back of this two way switch, Black, Earth (dark green sleeve - no yellow color on the sleeve) and Red. Top two terminals (L1) has Black and...

Hello All, I had one ceiling light previously controlled by two way switches on either end of the lounge. We recently had to get some renovation work done which involved putting up a new ceiling. The electrician who came round installed the wiring to control two ceiling flush lights(new...