Non-motoring > The dishwasher has died.	Miscellaneous
Thread Author: Old Navy	Replies: 21

New Tue 4 Sep 12 11:21   The dishwasher has died. - Old Navy

No not me, the basic <£200 one lasted eight years and is indicating a door switch fault. I have removed the switch and checked it OK both mechanically and electrically so it has gone in the too difficult box (skip). If the next <£200 one lasts as long I will be well happy, £25ish a year for almost daily use is OK by me. Last edited by: Old Navy on Tue 4 Sep 12 at 11:24 Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 11:37   The dishwasher has died. - Cliff Pope

Whenever my washing machine door switch fails electrically I just by-pass the terminals and wire it permanently connected. You need to remember not to open it when full of water, obviously. :) Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 11:50   The dishwasher has died. - Old Navy

>> Whenever my washing machine door switch fails electrically I just by-pass the terminals and wire >> it permanently connected. You need to remember not to open it when full of water, >> obviously. :) >> The switch checks out OK, something else is causing the tantrum. Good job it is not a grand brat, I can think of one or two people who would object to the skip treatment. :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 11:41   The dishwasher has died. - helicopter

I am the dishwasher in Chateau Helicopter..... The space for the dishwasher in our kitchen is more gainfully used for a rack of 60 or so bottles of wine.... Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 11:43   The dishwasher has died. - Old Navy

>> I am the dishwasher in Chateau Helicopter..... >> >> The space for the dishwasher in our kitchen is more gainfully used for a rack >> of 60 or so bottles of wine.... >> >> And you drive an upsidedown eggwhisk? :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 11:48   The dishwasher has died. - rtj70

I wouldn't expect a dishwasher bought for £200 today to be made well enough to last 4 years let alone 8. Even ones much more expensive have cheap build - and I refer to what were once the better makes. But even if it was £50/year I'd still gladly pay out for a dishwasher every time. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 12:06   The dishwasher has died. - Zero

>> The space for the dishwasher in our kitchen is more gainfully used for a rack >> of 60 or so bottles of wine.... I have both, that way you can sit down and swig the wine while the dishwasher does the work for you. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 12:15   The dishwasher has died. - rtj70

I keep a supply of wine in the cellars. Dishwasher in the kitchen for me too. Last edited by: rtj70 on Tue 4 Sep 12 at 12:15 Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 12:27   The dishwasher has died. - sherlock47

I keep a supply of dishwashers in the cellars. Wine in the kitchen. Posted from Amstetten (somewhere in the depths of Austria) yours Josef Fritzl :) Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Tue 4 Sep 12 12:46   The dishwasher has died. - Roger.

Ooer - put on yer tin 'at! Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Tue 4 Sep 12 18:44   The dishwasher has died. - Old Navy

>> I keep a supply of wine in the cellars. Dishwasher in the kitchen for me >> too. >> No utility room for your white goods? Thats a bit Council House. :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 19:13   The dishwasher has died. - rtj70

Washing machines, etc are in the cellar. Two rooms. Kitchen stuff is in the large kitchen. How's that council house (this was never one). Our previous house had cellars too.. Bigger of course. And we sold it for a significant amount in late 2009. Which is why we will have money for the overseas property (see Green Mile actor thread about dying young). I know you weren't serious ON :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Wed 5 Sep 12 10:06   The dishwasher has died. - Cliff Pope

>> >> No utility room for your white goods? Thats a bit Council House. :-) >> Scullery, yes, for the washing machine. But isn't it handier for the kitchen staff having the dishwasher in the kitchen, rather than risking carrying the crockery down stone-flagged corridors? Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 16:31   The dishwasher has died. - helicopter

I have both, that way you can sit down and swig the wine while the dishwasher does the work for you. ..... Frankly Zeddo , I am very particular about washing up and I prefer to hand wash china and glass, particularly the Wedgwood service and the crystal glasses . ...... SWMBO's next project is to revamp the kitchen ( we are currently having a new patio done and the garden looks like the Somme) and she has declined a dishwasher , even a free one... she prefers the wine as well.... did I mention the 200 or so bottles in the garage.... Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 16:40   The dishwasher has died. - Zero

I would have thought someone with Wedgwood and Crystal glasses would have known the variable temperatures in a kitchen is not good for wine. No telling the nouveau riche from Crawley New town I suppose. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Tue 4 Sep 12 16:42   The dishwasher has died. - Pat

The ONLY heavy item allowed in the caravan is my crystal wine glass;) Pat Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 16:46   The dishwasher has died. - Zero

Go with the cold 4:00 am breakfast does it? Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 16:48   The dishwasher has died. - Pat

Frosties when at home...yes. Uncut bread toasted with Cornish butter when on holiday though...no! Doorsteps...delicious:) Pat Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 17:28   The dishwasher has died. - rtj70

>> Uncut bread toasted Must have a wide slot on that toaster ;-) I know you mean it's not a sliced loaf. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 17:29   The dishwasher has died. - rtj70

As the thread drifts to toast, anyone know of a good source of wine racks for standing in the cellar? Because they will be out of site, don't want to pay much for them. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 17:47   The dishwasher has died. - CGNorwich

Make them yourself out of Bordeaux crates. If you buy a lot of wine your wine merchant will be happy to give you some. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 4 Sep 12 18:52   The dishwasher has died. - No FM2R

>>The space for the dishwasher in our kitchen is more gainfully used for a rack of 60 or so bottles of wine.... Never saw that as an either/or situation. Reply to this message | Report message