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Thread Number: 12863
Euro Washer-Dryer in Surgery |
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| Post# 223755 7/19/2007 at 11:59 (6,119 days old) by mrx () | ||
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Interesting video - stumbled across it - It has a washer dryer getting a bearing replaced. Pretty complicated stuff! Google video linked below: CLICK HERE TO GO TO mrx's LINK | ||
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Post# 223765 , Reply# 2 7/19/2007 at 14:17 (6,119 days old) by brisnat81  (Brisbane Australia) |
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Apparently Miele would remove the machine from the customer to their workshop, disconnect the hoses, suspension and electrics, and then lift the whole assembally out with a forklift :) It sort've makes sense as to why it costs so much to do. | ||
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Post# 223773 , Reply# 3 7/19/2007 at 15:18 (6,119 days old) by launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage) |
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Inquired about bearing replacement for a Miele washer, as one intends to keep my vintage unit until the end of time, and the response from our Miele tech was that the process was VERY labour intensive and costs dear. Miele usually strongly encourages customers to replace the unit rather than replace bearings. L | ||
| Post# 223841 , Reply# 5 7/19/2007 at 20:10 (6,119 days old) by westyslantfront () | ||
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Very interesting video. I watched it all the way through. Thank you for posting it. Ross | ||
| Post# 223901 , Reply# 6 7/19/2007 at 23:11 (6,119 days old) by mielabor () | ||
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Miele certainly last... I have no complaints. Until the bearings were gone my Miele washer has served me for almost 25 years without a single problem. | ||
| Post# 224330 , Reply# 7 7/21/2007 at 19:51 (6,117 days old) by bpetersxx (laf in on the banks of the Wabash River) | ||
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