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Thread ID: 125267	2012-06-17 23:24:00	Dryer Woes who desigend these things	dugimodo (138)	PC World Chat

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1282276	2012-06-18 04:19:00	:) Leonard is a Fisher and Paykel brand name ! . Oh no it isn't. en.wikipedia.org Leoand/Kelvinator was a brand F&P, when they imported stuff, re-badged as their own. They had an agreement with them. Like Elba now - Elba is in fact various brands - except you no longer get two badges on them stating the original.	pctek (84)
1282277	2012-06-18 04:38:00	Well, dryer fixed by a very helpful and reasonably priced local tradesman and I now know how to take them apart properly. There's a small nylon pin inside the drum you pull forward to disconnect it from the back of the dryer. So simple when you know how.	dugimodo (138)
1282278	2012-06-18 04:53:00	Oh no it isn't. en.wikipedia.org Leoand/Kelvinator was a brand F&P, when they imported stuff, re-badged as their own. They had an agreement with them. Like Elba now - Elba is in fact various brands - except you no longer get two badges on them stating the original. That is what I call hair splitting :)	Terry Porritt (14)
1282279	2012-06-18 05:46:00	That is what I call hair splitting :) I worked there once. The engineers would disagree with you. F&P made products are made by them (well then they were) and used certain parts. The imported re-badged stuff was made by other companies and used whatever parts they used. Big difference. This is why their stuff is now crap. I listened to those engineers go on about it all the time and ***** and moan about being forced to use parts they hadn't recommended. Leonard/Kelvinator made great stuff.	pctek (84)
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