Water has started to seep from where the water inlet pipe connects to to my Zanussi Jetsystem 1200. I've changed the inlet pipe and screwed it tight but it still dribbles out. Any ideas?

No problem but u have to watch for the temperature.if too hot it will spoil your system.

Yes, if yours is like mine 2 connections, you can connect both lines to a hot supply, by a fitting tee fitting, works great!!

need to check the wash heater

Get all of your towels. That little square on the bottom there. Open it with a flat head screw driver. There's going to be a trap there. Unscrew the lint trap by twisting the filter counter clock wise. Be warned, this releases the water. Check to make sure that trap isn't completely clogged with stuff. Put the trap back in tight and properly make sure the tub holds water before putting the square plate back on. ; ) . Voila

Could be slight hole in door boot seal / or circon pump suspect door boot seal

yes but NO .you only have one inlet valve on this model and if you connect to the hot water supply your washing would be rinsing in hot water and come out all greased. Also would not be economical to do this ..

I had the same problem, if you undo the self adjusting clip that holds the drum seal in - then pull back the top of the seal near the nozzle thats blocked, this will reveal the pipework attached to the nozzle. Then use a pipe cleaner and push up through nozzle - the attached pipe is clear so you will see any gunge and be able to loosen the debris. After cleaning reassemble seal then run a empty cycle which will clear the loosened debris. Regards, Grant

You usually turn off your inlet valve after your washing is done. Well, if it keeps filling after u hv turned off, you have a problem with your inlet valve, which you should replace.

It appears that you may have a faulty door interlock or a faulty PCB. pcb is not really a DIY job as some boards require proramming on certain versions. Regards Advisor

It sound like an clogged inlet water line issue. Check for clean filters and inleat water valve.