HELP - Any Domestic Appliance Repairers Out There?
03 March 2005, 01:51 PM
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HELP - Any Domestic Appliance Repairers Out There?
We bought a Bosch Vacuum Cleaner 8 weeks ago, a BUC11700GB (like a Dyson, but more relaible - or so I thought!)
Anyway, hoovering quite happily for a while, then I go and empty the drum and the thing won't start sucking! - the motor is spinning the roller on the front ..... but no suction!
I have contacted BOSCH and they have been very good, a Service Engineer will come out to me next week .......................... but, is there anything easy it could be?
All tubes are clear, the base was very hot, the reset button is as it should be .... any ideas?
>braces oneself for the expected abuse<
Pete
Anyway, hoovering quite happily for a while, then I go and empty the drum and the thing won't start sucking! - the motor is spinning the roller on the front ..... but no suction!
I have contacted BOSCH and they have been very good, a Service Engineer will come out to me next week .......................... but, is there anything easy it could be?
All tubes are clear, the base was very hot, the reset button is as it should be .... any ideas?
>braces oneself for the expected abuse<
Pete
03 March 2005, 01:55 PM
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If it's only eight weeks old I'd have thought you would have a case for taking it back to the retailer for a brand new replacement.
Anyway why are you doing wimmin's work
Anyway why are you doing wimmin's work
03 March 2005, 01:56 PM
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Ok, cancel the request for help (as if I was about to get any anyway!! )
Just been looking at it again ........... and its working fine!!
Thermal switch, obviously
Pete
)Just been looking at it again ........... and its working fine!!
Thermal switch, obviously
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03 March 2005, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Thermal switch, obviously
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03 March 2005, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Jiggerypokery
What!!! You're telling everyone that a brand new vacuum is overheating because it can't cope with your filthy house?
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03 March 2005, 02:21 PM
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You weren't "hoovering away", you were Bosching away, or vacuuming would have been correct!!!
You must be really old to come out with that.
You must be really old to come out with that.
03 March 2005, 02:22 PM
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76 is old to some .......
But not to the Pope, say!
Its all relative - I am VERY intelligent, but only relative to the kiddies on here
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But not to the Pope, say!
Its all relative - I am VERY intelligent, but only relative to the kiddies on here
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03 March 2005, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Ok, cancel the request for help (as if I was about to get any anyway!! )
Just been looking at it again ........... and its working fine!!
Thermal switch, obviously
Pete
)Just been looking at it again ........... and its working fine!!
Thermal switch, obviously
Pete
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