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For a large batch yes. For a little bit you need a narrow container or you need a lot of water before the blades sit in the coffee.

@@TicTechToe yes it is far more efficient to make a larger batch if you are using immersion blender

@@TicTechToe you can even start it in a narrow container and finish it in a bowl once the volume has increased

That’s a good idea!

If you are using all-in-one tablets/gel pacs, you can usually turn off the salt resin unless your water is very hard. However, if you notice hard water deposits on your dishes, you should increase the setting.

Can you please elaborate? I am not sure I understood your problem. If you have an undercounter dishwasher this video is not for you. In that case there are 2 screws at the front of the kick board that adjust the back feet.

You probably don’t need a new pipe, but a quick-connect adapter like the one in the video. They commonly go by the brand name Hozelock, but off-brand ones should work just as well.

This wasn’t my machine, so I’m not sure how much time Extra Dry adds. I don’t recall it drying even a small load completely even after multiple runs of the dry cycle

I've had this problem on multiple vacuum cleaners so far. On one the lower tube even cracked because I kept trying to tighten it. I'm afraid you'll have to use a stopgap solution like duct tape if it bothers you too much.

I don’t have the numbers, but with the floor tool and extension tubes the handle is at about waist level

Most tumble dryers take even longer for a regular load. 2 hours is quite optimistic.

Wash&Dry 60’ is a wash+spin+tumble dry cycle but is designed only for very small, urgent loads like a couple of items. Please read the owner’s manual for details.

This video is for freestanding dishwashers. It sounds like you have an undercounter dishwasher. For those machines, the front feet are adjusted as in the video but the back feet are adjusted by turning two screws in the kickplate above the front feet -- and as you said -- after the dishwasher is already in place. You can keep a spirit level on the top of the door. I'd recommend following a different video as this one isn't for your type of dishwasher.

Hello, the fluff clean lamp should illuminate after every 10 cycles - this is normal. If it’s illuminating more frequently than that, potentially you are looking for the wrong lamp, or not running the Fluff Clean cycle correctly - for example check once that the jog dial hasn’t become miscalibrated - a simple test would be to turn the dial to off and check if the display turns off. Otherwise the state machine that counts cycles might have been broken and you will have to contact Bosch support, which is the best option anyway. Thanks Tic Tech Toe

I have run the fluff clean cycle and also got the water out of the filter and the fluff clean doesn’t stop flashing the door even locks

Best contact your local Bosch service centre then. Surely they will be able to assist you better.

Hello, the particular model shown in the video doesn’t have an on-off button. Can you please let me know the model number (E-Nr, NOT the serial number which is confidential) of your appliance? It should be on a label on the rim of the door. Alternatively contact Bosch support who I am sure will be able to help you with this.

That’s a standard quick-connector (commonly known by the brand name Hozelock, but you can use any)

Turn the cycle selector dial to ‘Intensive dry’ or ‘Gentle dry’, then touch ‘Start’. You can use the ‘Dry’ button to change drying time.

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Now you do ;)

Thanks, but this was six years ago, and there’s not much I can do about it now :\

Hi Nidhi, To the best of my knowledge, this model preselects drying time based on weight at the start of the cycle, instead of recording moisture in real time.

@@TicTechToe Thank you!

Glad to hear that :)

Sorry, please contact your local Eureka Forbes service station or dealer for spares and service

Hi, apologies for the delay. Best ask the Bosch support team for salt/rinse aid quantities per unit setting. An output of 1100 ppm CaCO3 from your external water softener is quite concerning, however that doesn’t seem plausible because on the Aquadur test strip supplied with BSH Group dishwashers, a reading of 2 squares indicates a CaCO3-equivalent of 150-250 ppm which means your external water softener is working fine. You should proceed with a salt setting of H:02 or H:03 (the readings on the test strip are too discrete to specify which one). If your hardness is indeed 1100ppm after using an external softener that is quite concerning; you would be well past the 890 ppm upper limit for even the maximum H:07 setting on your dishwasher and the heater would soon start to develop a limescale crust. However 1100 ppm is also comfortably above the lower limit for all 4 squares on the test strip, so unless the test strip was defective or you didn’t fully immerse it in the water sample, it doesn’t seem likely that you would get only two squares.

@@TicTechToe hardness strip test showed 2 squares turn red. TDS is 1200 after water softener. However Salt and TDS are different. Though TDS is 1200ppm still the salt level is less

@@chinku84 Sorry I didn’t realise the 1100 was for TDS and not hardness. You should decide the salt level based on hardness and not TDS. Hardness only depends on calcium and magnesium salts and not others which are included in TDS. Use the strip reading.

Hi, That's a 35mm-to-32mm diameter converter that should have been supplied with your vacuum. Regards, Tic Tech Toe

thanks!

thank you :)

Thank you!

I quite agree

@@kushaljain7937 thanks :)

If you don't have the cable your only luck is Wireless Direct. This is an ad-hoc network the printer sets up. 1. Turn on the printer, let it initialise, and after a while search for Wi-Fi networks on your MacBook and you might find a network named HP-Print-**-LaserJet-1025 (** is a random two-digit number). Connect to it. Skip to step 3. 2. If you DON'T see the network, press the wireless button on your printer once and after a while the lamp should illuminate with a blue pulse. You should then see the network; connect to it. 3. Open System Preferences > Printers and Scanners, click the lock icon to modify settings, click the little '+' icon under the list of printers, select your printer in the popup window (the connection type should be Bonjour), select AirPrint for the driver (or the full-feature driver if you have some time), click Add :-)

Glad I could help!

Have you verified that it’s an OEM replacement and compatible with your specific model of Roomba?

Follow the instructions at 1:28, only instead of H:0x, keep pressing Eco until the LCD display reads r:0x. Then keep pressing prerinse and you should be able vary the volume of rinse aid dispensed.

@@TicTechToe thank you, so the higher the value the more it will dispense yes. Thank you again 😊

@@Luca_Natoli Yes, and you’re welcome!

Regrettably, I was indoors at the time and didn't bother filming the accessory in action out of doors since that would be inconvenient at the time. This has been a common request over the years. I've now lost the black 35mm to 32mm diameter conversion tube that's used to attach the spray jar to the main hose, or I would've done a follow-up video :(. I will if I find it. Thanks for your understanding.

@@TicTechToe no worries, actually video was good and informative, so it increased expectations

I can confirm that at the time of writing this it's 11 dislikes.

Hi Gabriel, Did you mean the video or your Roomba?

If you tried the steps in this video and your Roomba still doesn’t dock, please contact iRobot’s official support channels instead. Could be a failed part.

Glad to hear that!

You have no reason to worry. Residual condensate on the walls and door after the cycle are perfectly normal - it's a characteristic of European dishwashers that use condensation drying rather than the element-assisted heated drying that American dishwashers use. If you can, leave the door slightly ajar (not completely open but not clicked closed either) between cycles so that no nasty odours develop. It's not entirely necessary, though.

Thanks!

Hello, I think you've got the wrong video.

As long as you remove the orange mesh filter, I believe you can. However it's best to use the gasket if you have it since the user handbook suggests it. I won't be responsible for any potential damage that caused by skipping the gasket. I have not personally tried using the vacuum without the gasket, however another user in the comments below has suggested that this works.

Ok

Sir by mistake I forget to remove the filter and I was cleaning carpet with water after some minutes I realise that the filer is in vaccume cleaner it's became so wetted now I am worried about it what will happen will it damage please tell me and sorry that my english is not so good

The HP LaserJet Pro CP1025 cannot be connected to the Internet, only models with the 'nw' suffix (CP1025nw) like the one in this video can be connected to the Internet via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. (n=network, w=wireless)

Haha I must have not bothered cleaning it before the video but that was long ago. I took it apart a few years ago so I don't have it anymore. It was really full of dust bunnies because it was in storage for a very long time.

@Block Chain I might not be the best person to ask. It was a reliable machine, I scrapped (disassembled) it because of issues with spare parts where I live but you might have a better experience. But for $80 I would look for a slightly more modern laser printer, even used. This one is dreadfully old.

I'm sorry, I cannot help you with the price. You'll have to contact your local Eureka Forbes dealership for that. This might help: www.eurekaforbes.com/vacuum-cleaners/by-category/euro-clean/euroclean-wet-and-dry