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Neff w/m won't drain. Can't remove pump

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  • SallyCinnamon
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    Bendy_House said:
    I think for the main door, should the electric safety locking feature fail.
    Best have a LARGE bucket ready for that one... :smile:
    shiraz99 said:
    What's the "emergency lock release" thing used for? I've never seen one of those?
    Sorry for quoting the wrong way around. I did make use of the emergency release to open the door, which stayed locked  but only after I had drained the water off. Clothes pretty sodden but no floods thankfully. That bit at least was easy as I just had to pull it down and the door could be opened
  • Slinky
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    outtatune said:
    Mutton_Geoff said:
    Lefty loosey, righty tighty. For almost everything that you screw.
    Which has never made any sense at all.
    When you turn something clockwise half of it is going left, and half of it is going right. And when you turn something anti clockwise, half of it is going left, and half of it is going right.


    @outtatune It's something to do with the way your thumb points as I understand it from when my husband says it.
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  • YoungBlueEyes
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    SallyCinnamon said:...the trouble is I struggle with my left and right as well
    Are you right handed?  If so try my little mantra - I write with my right, so left is the other one :)
    Honesty is the best poverty.
  • Bendy_House
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    edited 1 October 2022 at 9:18AM
    Useful.
    I **** with my left hand, and **** my **** with my right.
    Works for me.



    (couldn't resist)
  • YoungBlueEyes
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    Ba dum tsch!
    Honesty is the best poverty.
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