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Hi again, > Why dont you replace both the indoor and outdoor units The new replacement internal handset is powered by a standard 3-pin plug socket connector and it converts AC to 12V DC (in the handset). The current (old) handset doesnt use a plug and I presume is getting a DC and low...

Hi, Not an electric wiring question per se but one for an electrician most likely. I have an old Videx (model 22.0218?) intercom installed (consisting of an internal wall mounted phone with 4-wires, a buzzer located in the hall, plus an external speaker + microphone with 6-wires) which is...

Okay, I think its fixed. Just to recap, I called in a Service Engineer. He looked at it today. I told him the saga over the phone so he knew what to expect. He took off the bottom connector, the one that goes from the bottom of the machine to the pump and also to the air chamber pipe. Its...

Hi again, Okay, no progress since, although I havent tried anything. My next course of action is to bring in a service engineer. I will wait to do that depending on your thoughts. It is of course the rush-rush Xmas season, not the ideal time for a household appliance to stop working. As I...

Thanks for that Sleepyhead. Okay, here is an update, on lack of progress! I went to put in something longer, into the white nozzle that is. Before I did that, I used the straightened paper clip again. However, I wasnt concentrating fully as it slipped from my grasp and it went into the...

Update: I got the rubber tube off both ends, tested it for being air-tight and it is airtight. It holds a vacuum and also passed a test under water. The tube at the lower end attaches to a white nozzle which is an insert into a larger rubber pipe, the one that also connects to the pump. I...

Update: I attempted to remove the metal clips from each end to take off the tube amd test it for leaks, but the rubber seems to be very stuck. Not surprising I expect given that the machine is 14 years old. I inspected the bottom metal clip. Just after that point the 10mm rubber tube connects...

Okay, I took off the top, and couldnt really see it. I then removed the back of the machine. I think I have located it. When looking at it from the rear, it is to the left hand side, a narrow soft rubber tube, about 10mm thick, which starts at the base of the tub and ends at a switch-like device...

Hi, thanks for those tips Breezer. After some searching around on the web based on your tip, this area indeed sounds like a likely/possible cause. I plan to get a closer look at it later today and I'll come back with the prognosis. Whirlwashman

Hi folks, I have a problem with a Whirlpool Washer/Dryer Model AWG 995. I've read the FAQ's here and as many posts as I can but I cant see a similar problem. On a normal wash cycle, such as Programme 5, it starts filling the drum, but it keeps filling and filling. It doesnt seem to want to...