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I have a cooker which was installed when I had my kitchen refit a few years ago. I believe the model is ADP4830. Whilst cooking on Sunday, there was a loud bang and I saw that the glass had shattered inside the door. Your website was recommended by a friend so I tried to search for the piece of glass, I couldn’t find what I was looking for, probably due to using an incorrect description (adp4830 inside glass). Can you point me in the right direction please?

Leigh — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:22:12 +0000

I assume it was the main oven inner glass that shattered, in which case here is a diagram of the main oven door.

Part descriptions

Here is the Main Oven Inner Door Glass

Main oven inner door glass

Click here for all spare parts associated with ADP4830

How to find and purchase parts for your appliance

My IWB5123UK washing machine has developed a leak. When I used it this morning I noticed a pool of water coming from under the machine, when I looked at the machine the drum seemed to be nearly full of water. I reset it several times untill it had fully drained and then switched it off. I am reluctant to try it again for fear of another flood. Do you think this sounds repairable?

Leigh — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 12:42:09 +0000

From your description it seems to be a fault within the pressure system of the machine. There is a thin pipe on the machine which comes from the lower right hand side of the drum which leads to the pressure switch. The pressure switch rarely fails but there might be a small hole in the pressure pipe. If there is such a hole, the machine will fail to register that there is enough water in the drum and will continue to fill. The water level will rise above the level of the hole in the pipe and water will begin to seep through the hole.

Here is a diagram of the pressure pipe arrangement.

You need to locate the pipe, remove it and check for damage or holes (making sure the appliance is isolated from the mains).

If the pipe is damaged you can purchase a new one here and your machine will be as good as new.

Pressure pipe

Click here for a list of spare parts associated with IWB5123UK.

We have an grill element that is not heating up on one side of our Hotpoint uy46x mk2 Cooker can you help

Paul Charmbury — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 10:16:03 +0000

Yes this will normally be the grill element or the thermostat on this Hotpoint uy46x mk2

Oven or cooker there are some diagrams below that will help you and the link to the parts for your cooker.

Also if you need help on fitting or diagnoseing this fault see our appliance video tutorials section

Hotpoint uy46x mk2 regulator

Hotpoint uy46x mk2 grill element

Here are the diagrams that will show you the break down of this appliance

and this link will show you all spare parts avaiable for this Hotpoint uy46x mk2

Hi there My wash machine was broke for a while and i did global resetting but didnt work and I found out that maybe carbon brushes worn out in the machine so I did research and found how to fit carbon brushes on youtube from apart4u,I went ahead and I have ordered pair of carbon brushes from apart4u!it was a fast delivery and I have just fitted it myself it’s perfectly working fine now I just wanted to give a feedback I’m %100 happy about the purchase,delivery and everything.carbon brushes only cost me £26 it has saved the world and saved me buying a new machine which would cost me £300 at least. Thank you Best regards

Paul Charmbury — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 09:34:10 +0000

We’re glad you found the video helpful and enjoyed your shopping experience with apart4u.

Hello. Just to say thank you for the excellent service. I was unable to acquire this part from any where else. The service from start to finish has been brilliant. I phoned first to check you could get it, you checked & Denis emailed me back really quickly to say yes you could. I ordered on line & it arrived within 48 hours…Brilliant. I also received lots of info about when it was sent, tracking number etc. Real value for money service. Thanks

Paul Charmbury — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 13:23:44 +0000

I am glad we could help with your grill element

cooker grill element

Hello, my name is Christina and I was a happy owner of a Hotpoint WM11 until today when it wouldn’t want to drain the water inside. The fact is that it just skipped the draining part in the program like it wasn’t designed to evacuate, for every step of the washing: draining the main wash water, rinsing waters, etc, it just continued the process having the main water inside until centrifuge (that looked creepy – spinning so fast with water and detergent inside made a very heavy foam). Please tell me what might be the problem giving the symptoms and recommend me please the components that I should buy from you. Thanks a lot.

Paul Charmbury — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 10:18:39 +0000

Hi this sounds like one of 3 faults on your Hotpoint wm11 washing machine. Remember when ordering any parts this appliance it has a letter after that model number as they made two types Hotpoint wm11p or Hotpoint wm11w. The video is below and remember we have a whole section on our website on video tutorials

Faults

1 there could be a blockage in the sump hose under the sink if you have it T-ed into the sink unit or a blockage in the filter trap on the machine (see diagram below)

2 The pump could be broken or warn (see our diagram and watch video on how to change the pump it will help you if you have not done it before.

3 There could be no electric getting to the pump this is a hard one to diagnose you might need an engineer.

Here is a link to your Hotpoint wm11 pump

Hotpoint wm11 Pump

Here is the video to help you

I am looking for a replacement inner glass panel for the main oven door for my Lamona HJA 3300.The glass seemed to shatter for no reason.Is this a common problem and is it easy to replace?

Denis Goode — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 16:34:41 +0000

Yes this is a common problem with cookers that have this glass fitted. You can see the glass as item 3324 on the drawing below. It is simply held in place by a few screws therefore easy to change.

Click here to see the listing on our website

I have a Hoover HNC180-80 tumble dryer which makes a lot of noise when rotating & turning. Is this a common fault or an easy fix? Also do you have any diagrams to help me locate the correct parts?

Denis Goode — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:10:49 +0000

This is probably due to the rear bearing being worn or collapsed. It appears to be a simple phosphor bronze type which can be easily replaced.

You can see it as item 218 on the enclosed drawing.

Here is the link to our website for part 218

hnc180-80 bearing

Here are the diagrams for your Hoover HNC180-80 tumble dryer.

Here is a link to all the available spare parts for your Hoover HNC180-80

Hi Seen you Video on you Tube … very useful I have a Credaplan Cordialle 48243 Single Oven. The grill works fine and the element gets hot. The oven however is not working, the element is not getting hot at all and the oven fan is not spinning. 1) Do you have an oven element? If so how much does it cost? 2) Do you have the fan Motor? If so how much does it cost? 3) Also do you have a 25w oven bulb for this oven? Cheers

Paul Charmbury — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:25:38 +0000

Here are the parts for your cooker Credaplan Cordialle 48243 link below but please check that the timer is not on auto as this is a common fault, or sometimes the timer can be faulty

Creda 48243 spare parts

Hi, Please could you tell me which capacitor fits my CREDA T632CW condenser tumble drier. The old one is marked 7uF +/- 5%, and says Condenser Only. Thanks,

Paul Charmbury — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:20:01 +0000

Yes no problem this is the one you need