Ew6507l - nowhere near warm enough - DeLonghi 6507L Oil Filled Radiator Heater

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Its slightly lower than nominal, but nowhere near low enough that it should cause discomfort.

Refrigerator Not Cold Enough

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Please add all the detail you can and repost the query, this is nowhere near enough

Nowhere near enough information but check the carbon brushes for a start.

No unless you use the headphones output plug and use the line in input on the car stereo ( if it has one )

that sounds like the heater core is going out or the blower moter can be shortening out look at both

if it gets hot but not hot enough its proberly your thermostat and the pen like thing over the wire is just a cover to insolate the bear spade connection

My Toyota is a 2007,avensis T180,a got problem with the heating,takes time till is warming up,so i have to drive the car for 2-3 miles to be able to use the heating,which i think is not common,also when i want to increase heating between that time to 22 or more degrees,then acceleration goes up it self with out to touch pedal with the foot.Please any help from somebody who know something about this.

Hi, I found your problem stuck here from one year ago.

I will post my solution the same, as reference for you and more users with same problem, apologies.

Re: smeg dishwasher fails to fill with enough water to sucessfully wash. It does put some water in.. but nowhere near enough.


Before checking parts inside the machine, ensure that water is coming from the faucet at the back with regular pressure.

To start check the water level sensor.

This is usually a floater sensor located on a side inside the dishwasher.

Check if water level is working properly, if the floater is getting stuck then that is the problem.

If the water level is OK, then the responsible is usually the inlet valve, or clogged inlet lines.

From description it looks more like a faulty water level.