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Explain the installation of the main engine of washer machine and how to repair and maintenance Engine the washer Automatic main Occupation: Is the one who does the rotation of rotary Hilla slow speeds in both directions to turn the clothes during the washing process and spin High speed in one direction during the afternoon program. Location: There is a compound in the bottom of the washing machine by Sir convey traffic toTransmission Description: Is the engine of the squirrel cage type consists of two main parts User fixed and mobile user. And a member firm is a special alloy made up of several metal chips have high Magnetization capacity of iron are usually Or cast iron or aluminum and push these chips inside the body outside of the engine and the inside by a certain number of openings Called sewage. And falls within these streams (after isolating the type of cardboard) engine files slow speed And engine files any high speed that the member hard coiled in the form of two separate eng

- Operating breakdowns. The washing machine does not start any program and the bulb is not shining statement: 1 - the washing machine does not arrive electric current: 1 - You must first make sure from the electrical source and by a voltmeter or any 220-volt bulb test the output of energy or key if the index does not move voltmeter Vattl the outside of the washing machine. But if you move the pointer or lit bulb. Open the top cover of the machine and test a stream on Rozath sides of entry. If the index does not move the device in this case, it means that there is a chapter in the grasp of or damage to the cable connecting the washing machine. 2 - Power key is damaged. Should be measured by the current time at the source of entry and again after exiting If the cursor moves on both sides of the entry and moves on both sides of the exit in this case, you must change the key. 3 - Do not close the door of the washing machine is good or damaged door key It is possible to make a bridge betw

How to clean and maintain acrylic splashbacks Most splashbacks don't require a lot of care, but may be damaged if you don't clean them properly. Most splashbacks can be cleaned with a damp cloth and a bit of household cleaner, but different types of materials will require different levels of care. Here are a few tips to keep your splashback in pristine condition: How to clean and maintain acrylic splashbacks: Clean your acrylic splashback with a damp cloth and an all-purpose cleaning agent. To avoid streaking, use a dry cloth after the wet one. Never use abrasive cloths or cleaning agents – acrylic in particular is fairly easily scratched, and won't tolerate abrasion too well. If you do scratch your acrylic splashback, you may be able to buff it out. Contact the manufacturer for recommendations. Ensure that the edges of your acrylic splashback are properly sealed with a silicone sealant. If the silicon fails, repair it immediately. How to clean and m

 charming classic bathrooms, shades of blue, gadgets in this room and hydrotherapy and colour therapy in your shower. The Enduring Charm of a Classic Bathroom The Enduring Charm of a Classic Bathroom This article is a hands on introduction to classic style bathrooms. It goes through the basics very quickly mentioning the basic elements of this style in this room: pedestal sinks, black and white floor tiles, white subway tiles, lots of white and cream and, of course, claw-foot bathtubs, etc. But the best part of the article is the selections of photos that better show you how to get this style without being dull or boring. And all of the bathrooms are real people’s bathrooms with normal houses and normal bathrooms. Jump to the article to read more and see all the examples to get this look. Eight Shades of Blue in the Bathroom Eight Shades of Blue in the Bathroom This article is a selection of bathrooms decorated in blue. Blue is a colour we associate with water and th

Small bathroom ideas Even if your bathroom is limited in terms of the room you have available, you can still do a lot to make good use of that space. Many houses built over the last century allowed only a small space for the bathroom, so designing for small bathrooms has become something of an art in itself. What you’ll be able to accomplish will depend in part on how much you’re willing to spend. You don’t have to sacrifice your life savings to achieve a beautiful bathroom though; even small changes can make a difference to the way you use space. Here is a range of tips designed to enhance the way space is seen in your bathroom. Decide what you need If you are in the planning stages or you’re looking to spend a little money to make a change, take stock of what you need from your bathroom. For instance: is a bath necessary? A bath will add resale value to your home, but if you’re going to be there for the next ten years or more and you only ever have showers, why take

  How to clean a bathtub Cleaning the bath's not something most of us look forward to. Having said that, there’s no reason that cleaning a bathtub has to take very long or get particularly messy. Most modern baths are coated with stain resistant surfaces, which mean that if they're cleaned on a weekly basis you shouldn’t have to spend more than ten minutes cleaning the tub.     Your bathtub will be easier to clean if you clean it regularly. How to clean your bath Make sure that you have decent ventilation before you start. Open a window, or switch on the exhaust fan to get some air circulating. It’s best to do the cleaning straight after the bath has been used, as the steam and hot water will have loosened up any residue. Use a soft, damp cloth and a non-abrasive liquid soap - preferably one that's designed for the purpose. If you have sensitive hands, you might also want to consider wearing rubber gloves. Apply a small amount of liquid soap as directed on

Special needs bathrooms   Whether you’re planning a new bathroom or redesigning an old one to suit people with physical impairments, the same key principles of safety apply. There are all kinds of things you can do to make a bathroom safer and provide a bit more independence to those with mobility impairments. These range from walk-in baths to various rails and   grab bars , and specially designed toilet seats.        A stepless wet room with various fittings like grab bars and seats can give a person the independence to bathe themselves. Design for access Easy, clear access in and out of the bathroom is vital, especially for those in wheelchairs, walkers or on crutches. Consider the entrance and passageways through the bathroom. If you're designing from scratch this shouldn't be too difficult to get right, but if you're renovating you may need to shuffle existing fittings around, depending on what you will need to allow for. The wider the spaces you can mana