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HOTPOINT WMA
Just about to change the bearings/ Seal on a Hotpoint WMA series Washer Any
Tips ! Thanks BigGuyUK |
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HOTPOINT WMA
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"BigGuyUK" writes: Just about to change the bearings/ Seal on a Hotpoint WMA series Washer Any When hammering the old one out, make sure it stays parallel in the hole. I broke the drum as it got wedged at an angle and cracked the sleeve. I'm still using it, but I suspect it will come to pieces within a few months now. -- Andrew Gabriel |
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HOTPOINT WMA
hotpoints come with a five year parts guarantee, when mine went I got teh
whole drum assembly replaced, practically a new machine. I'd speak to the shop first before touching anything. Its a common fault roy |
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HOTPOINT WMA
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"misterroy" writes: hotpoints come with a five year parts guarantee, when mine went I got teh whole drum assembly replaced, practically a new machine. I'd speak to the shop first before touching anything. Its a common fault In my case, the machine was ~18 years old, and the really maddening thing is I misdiagnosed the problem -- there was absolutely nothing wrong with the bearings I removed in the first place. Been kicking myself ever since... -- Andrew Gabriel |
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