Morris Minor Owners Club

not had any of his mechanical genius for a bit and he hasnt been on the forum holiday maybe?

He's back in style.
21 Posts today!!

RogerRust wrote:He's back in style.
21 Posts today!!

And he's just warming up, quite literally probably with the weather he must be experiencing way up North

RogerRust wrote:He's back in style.
21 Posts today!!

Yes nearly 18 in a row!

obviously fixed his dish washer

chrisryder wrote:obviously fixed his dish washer

It may not go any better but it certainly stops now with the 9 inch brakes.

Bet it wasn't the coil that was at fault - it's never the coil

don't let them grind you down bm, keep it up

speaking of grinding down - I wonder if it had burnt its valves...

Not 'warming up' - in fact 'cooling down' after 10 days at Her Majesty's Pleasure.......

Fortunately sentence was served in lovely warm Tenerife and Her Majesty in this case is my dear wife!
And she assures me the Internet doesn't work in Tenerife - although I'm sure I noticed some WiFi signs........
Kind of you all to be thinking about my dishwasher problem - I'm sure it's not the brakes, or the spark plugs - nor are the valves burned Ray - I always set the gaps a bit on the high side. Any serious suggestions very welcome though..........

buy a new dish washer

Well, it's got either a float switch or a pressure switch to control the water level.
Float switch: could be a bad float, or sticking, or a faulty switch.
Pressure switch: it's usually a plugged tube, but could be a defunct switch.

irmscher wrote:buy a new dish washer

maybe he will get a secondhand one for a fiver if he goes to the same place he gets his alternators

Sad thing is - I recently threw away a 'spare' dishwasher I had in the garage - to make way for a washing machine for my train overalls.......
And yes Katy - there is a pressure switch listed in the spares available from one of the suppliers. Must be a delicate thing since it's only measuring a very few inches of water!