Help with 2 problems PLEASE(1Combi 1 Warm Air)

[Bambergaspipe]

put me out of my friggin`misery johnson and starley j30. fan was on the top of the housing, am I wrong ? it`s been a long time but I seem to remember a huge fan, tell me I`M NOT SENILE.

 

[clf-gas]

Its on the top Bamber, above the lint arrester.

I cant see how charles missed it if he took the panels off

 

[Bambergaspipe]

thanx, i thought I was getting it mixed up with a tumble drier. Gas powered them you know in hospitals. Amazing. Tumble drier with a gas valve , the world has gone crazy

 

[swbjackson]

Swb years ago J/S said not to clean the fans as it upset the balance of them but as we know the amount of carp on the blades must have put a bigger strain on the motor so always made sure every bit of muck was off the blades.
Rtype adaptors are a b****y nuisance for coming adrift can you remember the black epoxy resin ones

I always used a small air line from a 12v compressor in the van to blow the carp off.

The only ones I ever came across were the galvanised and aluminium ones where the screw holes rotted through.

The perfumed smoke pellets were a godsend when servicing warm air, as well as the visual I could walk round the property and check for the smell.

I managed to really upset one of the tenants when I told them they were going to have to take all their new doors off and cut a lump off the top. They had been really pleased that the carpenter had fitted the new doors so much better than the old ones had been.

Mike

 

[swbjackson]

thanx, i thought I was getting it mixed up with a tumble drier. Gas powered them you know in hospitals. Amazing.

And in my utility room.

 

[namsag]

Yep and in my kitchen now on my third in about 17 years far better than an electric one

 

[swbjackson]

You're obviously a bit harsh on them. Only on my second in 16 years. Moved over to gas when my electric when burst into flames. I like gas, I can understand what it's doing.

 

[Bambergaspipe]

And in my utility room

F*uck me, what are you washing? they are industrial machines aren`t they?

I`m callin``the police. Fred f*uuckin`West .

 

[swbjackson]

http://www.crosslee.co.uk/english/index.html

 

[namsag]

got to be on 3 hours a day and even in the summer my clothes go in as dont like them dried outside .
First one had about 8 years but by timme i binned it it was running on one solenoid and the bearing on drum had gone .
Second one to be honest would have been fixed with 50 quid of parts but had lost its nice white look so done as i was told and got another .
First one cost me about £160 with gas board discount latest one was £247 so still quite cheap and as i no longer have my laundry ticket of course i paid for someone to install it

 

[clf-gas]

http://www.crosslee.co.uk/english/index.html

Thats the wifes, 83A

 

[swbjackson]

We can't dry outside. We're plagued with seagulls and if we put anything out it's 50/50 if it going to come in clean.

I kept my Laundry so I could service and install my own dryer. My sisters also got one that I maintain as well. It's handy that work paid for my renewals as it would hardly be worth it for two appliances.