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Originally Posted by Scrubbs
Well.......it was a long time ago (12 years) and it was my friend who told me what was wrong with it because he was working for hotpont at the time.
I also remember it because I had won £70 and my wife bought something with the winnings, Then I had to buy a new timer/programmer which was £68.99  |
Hmm never heard of that and 50% of the washers we fixed where Hotpoints. Also you would imagine that Hotpoint engineers would be experienced at fixing most bits but in practice they would always swap out parts for new rather than repair.
The timer would more than likely go due to a fault with another component causing it to get hot and burn out the connector.