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| Post# 363419 , Reply# 1 7/12/2009 at 12:24 (5,401 days old) by kic () | ||
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WFB 2005 When started @ D it's more like 5 rinses instead of 1 wash and 4 rinses. Sometimes I would let it wash from B through until D then start it all over again. 
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| Post# 363420 , Reply# 2 7/12/2009 at 12:48 (5,401 days old) by askomiele (Belgium Ghent) | ||
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WFB 2005 Is'nt that a timer problem or so? Because that's not what it should do I guess... | ||
| Post# 363438 , Reply# 3 7/12/2009 at 13:52 (5,401 days old) by paulc (Edinburgh, Scotland) | ||
Sounds like a timer problem. I had the WFB machine and the cycle times were quite long. Mine was also made on a friday afternoon. New door catch when it was two weeks old. PCB and new motor before it was six months old. Was noisy as hell too! Was told by the bosch engineer that they were not true Bosch machines, it was over ten years ago that I had the machine and I can't remember who he said that made them. All I know I was without a machine for 3 weeks while they waited for the motor to be shipped from wherever it was made. Hope you have better luck with yours. | ||
| Post# 363490 , Reply# 4 7/12/2009 at 17:07 (5,401 days old) by ronhic (Canberra, Australia) | ||
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| Post# 363724 , Reply# 6 7/13/2009 at 16:25 (5,400 days old) by hotpoint9534 (UK) | ||
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WFB series The WFB series were manufactured by Balay of Spain. They weren't as well made because the design was actually Spanish, rather than being a German design made in Spain. Hope this helps, Tom. | ||
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