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For some time the main bearing in my Dyson has been noisy, have had it apart for ages and finally gotten around to tackling removing the bearing. Certainly not the easiest task! Finally the old bearing is out and I thought I would share some pics.

I remember doing brushes on an Indesit motor identical to this image, slightly longer than the Philips motor brush IIRC. Would seem like a long time to wait to start using the tooling for this motor. Unless it took ages for Hotpoint to sell to another firm.

Hi Liam, I think the WK condensers are ok, but if I was to choose between that and a Zanussi, then a Zanussi every time. Although if the choice was between Hoover / Candy, or Indesit, then a White Knight over those. Yes ice can be used with water in the trap, it will help keep the water cooler...

EE474 Do you know of any in known existance Mike? Googled it to death but no real idea of what the components of this machine were. I wonder if there was any component sharing with Hotpoint? Also thought it was quite interesting how the 1600/1830 motor was bottom mounted, and then moved to the...

Very nice, am I right in saying the condenser is flushed clean?

Siemens dryer Is yours a heater element condensor or have you gone all awich with a heat pump dryer? Does your siemens have twin filters like the Zan/lux's? I hate cleaning mine, really annoys me that I cannot restore the condensor to new lol. Andy

Just found three of these fascias in stock if of interest to anyone. Code 09036914 (ex 677014) http://www.spares4appliances.com

I don't think you can beat venting externally, for speed etc. But the condesors are great for putting anywhere. Hope your well Tom =)

They can work, just have to be used correctly. The right amount of water (cold as can be) and the size of load, dryer heat setting, and how well spun the washing is are the main factors.

Liam You could always try one of those condensor vent traps for vented dryers, they are a bit hit and miss though. I guess the dryer won't be near a window to place the hose through? Regards Andy

Hmmm, i'm now wondering.... My question for today is at the time when this machine went out to market, was it Hoover or Hotpoint that had the most advanced machine on the market? We know the 1600 had an electronic control, but did Hoover have this on their machines by this time? or was this...

Hi Richard No special tools requried, probably an 8 or 10mm bolt retaining the pump to the cabinet. If a pump can is fitted, a philips screwdriver to transfer to the new pump(Make sure is the wires cannot chafe on the can). Oh and a bucket and some towels, or a wet & dry vac! I guess there is...

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