My hotpoint wma33 washer keeps leaking from the bottom quite alot, have checked all the pipes they appear to be ok and dry, any suggestions?

Could be brushes, only way to be certain is to remove motor and check them for wear.
Replace if less than 4 or 5mm long.
Could also be blocked pump filter.
To check , remove large black hose fastened to bottom of drum.
Remove and clean plastic filter inside hose.

Any good diy store should have this. access is through bottom rear panel

Hi,
This is most likely a damaged pipe going to the low pressure sensor. This sensor determines when to turn water off by the pressure built up in a tube. If there is a damaged pipe - it wil overflow.

Turn off and disconnect machine, then remove access pannel to inspect all small bore pipes for damage. Check pressure valve for correct operation.

If it leaks at times other than filling, and water level seems ok, then it could be a damaged top or bottom seal that needs identifying and replacing.
If it leaks constantly it could equally be a damaged rubber pipe between drum and pump.
You really need to remove an access pannel - and just observe operation without putting your fingers in thereto spot it.

Hello

I used to get this when i lived with my mum & dad and i can honestly say that it was the water pressure with this machine only a small drop in pressure makes the H20 error code appear you can always add additional water when it comes on so that the cycle can continue. You could find out from your water board if the drop in pressure is a leak in your area?

I hope this helps i had to persist with this problem for 18 months untill a leak around the corner was eventually found and fixed.

Regards
Wendy

Hi, I think the problem you have is with the cold water inlet valve? When your machine dries it uses a small amount of water at high pressure through a restricter fitted in the water inlet valve. These break down letting in to much water which cannot evaporate quick enough for it to pump out causing the washing to become wetter than after the wash/spin cycle. The only way of solving this is to replace th tree way water inlet valve. But make sure that the pump is working ok first and that there is nothing in the sump hose trap which is located underneath the washing machine out the bottom of the tub.
Good luck.................

In the sump hose there is a filter, remove the hose and clean out filter insert, water is being forced up dispenser hose because it cannot empty fast enough.

watch the drawer closely as it fills, on out side of machine it might be hard to see or else small hole in door seal also hard to find good luck luck close ire

all hotpoints are the same only filter that they have is uneath in the pipe that comes out from the middle of the outer drum undo clip having a tub to catch any water that comes out tip the pipe up and pull clear plastic filter out the only one that there is m8

Have suffered the same problem. Suggest you remove back (after turning off electrical supply) and look at the water outlet pipe - you may have a sock or two in this - remember to reattach outlet and secure in position.

Open the rear panel and check for a broken belt and whether the motor spins. In case both are OK it could be a bad capacitor issue as well. Good luck!