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Hello group,

I'm trying to find a stockist of parts for an Indesit Washer/Dryer - one of
the concrete weights has fallen apart and was creating a banging noise on
spin. I've now removed it but obviously need a replacement.
Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit parts
at all, and some of the other found from googling don't list weights, just
common stuff lke belts & motors.

Many thanks,

Alan.




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Alan wrote:
Hello group,

I'm trying to find a stockist of parts for an Indesit Washer/Dryer -
one of
the concrete weights has fallen apart and was creating a banging
noise on
spin. I've now removed it but obviously need a replacement.
Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit
parts
at all, and some of the other found from googling don't list weights,
just
common stuff lke belts & motors.

Many thanks,

Alan.

Don't have an answer to the question but aren't these weights made to
balance a specific machine i.e. like balancing a car wheel. So I would have
thought that you cannot just buy a new one 'off the shelf'. I may be wrong
it has been known once!! ;-)

John

On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 12:02:23 UTC, "Alan"
wrote:

Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit parts
at all

As long as they deal with Indesit (and I'm pretty sure they do) they can
quote for, and get, the part. Ring them on Monday.
--
Bob Eager
begin a new life...dump Windows!

Don't have an answer to the question but aren't these weights made to
balance a specific machine i.e. like balancing a car wheel. So I would
have
thought that you cannot just buy a new one 'off the shelf'. I may be
wrong
it has been known once!! ;-)

John

Twice now !!!

Peter

"Bob Eager" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 12:02:23 UTC, "Alan"
wrote:

Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit
parts
at all

As long as they deal with Indesit (and I'm pretty sure they do) they can
quote for, and get, the part. Ring them on Monday.
--
Bob Eager


Will do, thanks. Machine seems to be running fine without the weight, far
quester than it was before anyway! Will get a replacement sorted ASAP
anyway.

Alan.




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"Alan" wrote in
:

Hello group,

I'm trying to find a stockist of parts for an Indesit Washer/Dryer -


Many thanks,

Alan.

Try
http://www.ezee-fix.co.uk/index.html
I have used them several times and have found them very good.

Chris

Alan wrote:
Hello group,

I'm trying to find a stockist of parts for an Indesit Washer/Dryer - one of
the concrete weights has fallen apart and was creating a banging noise on
spin. I've now removed it but obviously need a replacement.
Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit parts
at all, and some of the other found from googling don't list weights, just
common stuff lke belts & motors.

Why not cast your own?

"Ian Stirling" wrote in message
...
Alan wrote:
Hello group,

I'm trying to find a stockist of parts for an Indesit Washer/Dryer - one
of
the concrete weights has fallen apart and was creating a banging noise
on
spin. I've now removed it but obviously need a replacement.
Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit
parts
at all, and some of the other found from googling don't list weights,
just
common stuff lke belts & motors.

Why not cast your own?

Ian,

That is plan "B" if if can't get a replacement easily!

Thanks,

Alan.

"Alan" wrote in message ...

Ian,

That is plan "B" if if can't get a replacement easily!

Thanks,

Alan.

I can recommend http://www.sparesrus.biz even if u can't find it on
their website, email merv and he will email a link back to you for the
part.
Rich

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 09:17:31 GMT, "Alan"
wrote:

Why not cast your own?

Ian,

That is plan "B" if if can't get a replacement easily!

Hi,

Might be possible to stick together with Araldite (epoxy) if it's in
several bits. Also try gluing something like nylon webbing round the
weight to stop further cracking.

P&P on a concrete weight may be a bit costly...

cheers,
Pete.

Alan wrote:

"Ian Stirling" wrote in message
...

Alan wrote:

Hello group,

I'm trying to find a stockist of parts for an Indesit Washer/Dryer - one

of

the concrete weights has fallen apart and was creating a banging noise

on

spin. I've now removed it but obviously need a replacement.
Can anyone recommend an on-line supplier? CPC don't list and Indesit

parts

at all, and some of the other found from googling don't list weights,

just

common stuff lke belts & motors.

Why not cast your own?


Ian,

That is plan "B" if if can't get a replacement easily!

Thanks,

Alan.


Stick it together with car body filler. Been holding the bricks on my
drum for the last 2 years.