gives enough "theory of operation" along with "common sense" that it helped me fix my washer of entirely different model. In my case clearing the tube by blowing (hard!) down it worked for me when my ~20 yo kenmore would just start spinning with no water coming in. I then ran a few small hot loads with salty water to try and dissolve any soap scum possibly built up in the air pressure pressure chamber. If it happens again, I will fully clean out the air pressure chamber by dis-assembly, cleaning, and re-assembly. THANKS!
Thank you for contributing this. It is a clear, well explained video. I shall be trying to fix my Hotpoint this weekend! It is doing a slow spin but will never accelerate to the full 1300 spin and the timer just keeps saying 16 minutes.
Thank you for this brilliant video. I just fixed our zanussi, which wasn't filling up properly, and now I am looking a the suds sloshing merrily around the bottom of the drum again. It was easy (ish), and fun! (Top tip for anyone else- check what screw types you have. I needed T-star's at one point, but luckily I already had a set. Even so, investing in set would be way cheaper than someone else fixing it)
Hi, I changed pressure hose and pressure switch and still the water is over or under filling intermittently. So I suspect there' s a problem or clog in the pressure chamber. The problem is the pressure chamber is integrated into the tub, I cannot disassemble it to clean it. Is there anyway to clean/unclog it?
Any ideas how to disconnect my washing machine when AO tried and said there's too much pressure... I'm at a loss and have no idea what they mean? Thank you
You really can't beat experience - Brilliant video!. Thank you for taking the time to make this. So many good tips.
gives enough "theory of operation" along with "common sense" that it helped me fix my washer of entirely different model. In my case clearing the tube by blowing (hard!) down it worked for me when my ~20 yo kenmore would just start spinning with no water coming in. I then ran a few small hot loads with salty water to try and dissolve any soap scum possibly built up in the air pressure pressure chamber. If it happens again, I will fully clean out the air pressure chamber by dis-assembly, cleaning, and re-assembly. THANKS!
Thank you for contributing this. It is a clear, well explained video. I shall be trying to fix my Hotpoint this weekend!
It is doing a slow spin but will never accelerate to the full 1300 spin and the timer just keeps saying 16 minutes.
Excellent video thanks for sharing amazing information on how to fix washing machine and how to get to blockage.
Thank you for this brilliant video. I just fixed our zanussi, which wasn't filling up properly, and now I am looking a the suds sloshing merrily around the bottom of the drum again. It was easy (ish), and fun!
(Top tip for anyone else- check what screw types you have. I needed T-star's at one point, but luckily I already had a set. Even so, investing in set would be way cheaper than someone else fixing it)
Superb. You are a star!
really good explanation -- thank you :-)
nice video
Im lucky to have a completely rusted out bottom so I just took it out trough the rust hole
Hi, I changed pressure hose and pressure switch and still the water is over or under filling intermittently. So I suspect there' s a problem or clog in the pressure chamber. The problem is the pressure chamber is integrated into the tub, I cannot disassemble it to clean it. Is there anyway to clean/unclog it?
good, very good
Any ideas how to disconnect my washing machine when AO tried and said there's too much pressure... I'm at a loss and have no idea what they mean? Thank you
super
Is it a hotpoint first edition 1000