Success!!
We wiggled an jiggled and then used brute force! Good old brute force. :) no unscrewing needed.
Although I think getting a quote for £45 just to knock on the door and another £45 to touch it without any guarantee of fixing anything pushed us a little further!
Even more so Miele said that it's that an engineer will come and [b]try [/b]to do it and then [b]likely damage[/b] the machine and then [b]have [/b]to replace the filter system all for a mere £250!
Good old brute force!
As you can see it was a little clogged..
[img]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f176/eBay-UK/washing%20machine/DSCF5145.jpg[/img]
Err I'm surprised it lasted so long and didn't break with all this gunk in it!
[img]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f176/eBay-UK/washing%20machine/DSCF5146.jpg[/img]
This is what we wanted to get in to. That long stick like thing is bl**dy metal!!!
[img]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f176/eBay-UK/washing%20machine/DSCF5147.jpg[/img]
This is what it SHOULD look like..
[img]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f176/eBay-UK/washing%20machine/DSCF5148.jpg[/img]
And 10 years worth of crap!!
[img]http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f176/eBay-UK/washing%20machine/DSCF5149.jpg[/img]
:oops: Maybe I'll clean it a little more often :oops:
Thanks for the help!
MBB
MBB
June 2008