With regret, I must confirm your theoryOriginally Posted by Burney
You broke the lower spray bar, didn't you?
With regret, I must confirm your theoryYou broke the lower spray bar, didn't you?
To be fair, you have the hands of a navvy.With regret, I must confirm your theory
I had no idea they were so expensive, having just replaced one that had given me almost twenty years service.I'll order a new dishwasher
Needless to say, I went German again.
I inherited an ancient Hotpoint job when I moved into the house that is still going great guns.
I was once dispatched by a withering look of contempt from a german service engineer, who I called out to fix my Hotpoint washing machine, shortly after moving there on a secondment.
The bloke couldn't fathom why there was both a hot and cold feed and having poked about a bit, he suggested we by a proper machine to do the job.. Recognising we were on a loser, we swiftly went off to the local Saturn and weighed in with a Siemens.
300 quid areas, isn't it? Cheap, really. It's going to last 3 years, that's £2 a week
Be a lot easier if people (wife and child) put the dirty stuff in the dishwasher rather then in the sink, so that I don't then have to move it to where it should go in the 1st place!300 quid areas, isn't it? Cheap, really. It's going to last 3 years, that's £2 a week
But surely you rinse first? This is the key to long dishwasher life imo.Be a lot easier if people (wife and child) put the dirty stuff in the dishwasher rather then in the sink, so that I don't then have to move it to where it should go in the 1st place!
Your attitude to dishwashers is on the screaming maniac side of OCD.
Yes, rinse and then place in dishwasher. Not leave in the sink for me to rinse!!
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