How do I replace the coin trap in an Asko W620?

Hi Jacqueline,the filter will usually have a rubber o-ring gasket to seal the opening to prevent leaks. When you cleaned it,the gasket may have kinked, torn or popped out of the groove that holds it in place. Open the filter and check if the gasket is in place, if not slide it back into the groove and that should stop it from leaking. Also check the small drain hose, make sure the stopper is in. That should take care of any leaks in that area. If the leak continues I would suggest calling a local repair company. Hope that helps.

Hi, Yes it sound's like perhaps you have debris rattling around in your drain pump & buttom trap insert. If you'll note there is a small square door to the lower right below the main door. With the aid of a flat screw driver flip open this panel and you'll reveal the pump filter/button trap. Turn it counter clockwise to remove it ( make sure you have some towels handy or a shop vac to catch the water or let it drain into a floor drain if present ) and once removed inspect the inside of the pump ( thoroughly...you only want to do this once ) as well as the trap for foreign objects such as coins, small stones, button's, jewelry etc. This will prevent the unit from spinning by the way, so once remedied it should be ok. ( the pump itself can make a violent rattling noise when faulty as well, but this will be a process of elimination ). This is where I'd start if I was on site servicing your washer. Let me know if this was helpful and I'll watch for your response. There are other possibilities as well of course, but this is the most common by far so we'll cross that bridge if need be. Good luck and thank you for coming to fixya. Please take a second to rate this answer if it was helpful, if not, let me know and I'll guide you through other possible scenario's. Macmarkus :)

open the little door at the bottom or remove the toe panel... then there is a coin trap... that will let you remove the water there is a black hose with a plug on the end remove plug and drain the water...by turning it and pulling it you can remove the coin trap and you my be able to remove somthing stuck in it... also there is a red string you can pull it and release the door


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F3 is a blocked drain...open coin trap remove blockage... also in the trap door is a red release string.. remove screw and pull it will release the door...


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Sounds like your fill solenoid has stuck in the open position. There are 3 #20 Torx fittings along the back and you can lift off the top panel. The solenoid will be in the back left side.

I would shut off your house water supply to the machine and then do a voltage check to see if the solenoid is remaining energized. Another more simple option is to give the device a few light taps as some debris may have become trapped inside and caused it to become stuck open.

Try to Open the safety compartment using a screwdriver under the wash machine in the front.
Then open the big white knodb this will cause the wate to drain out which is fine.
Then clean this out. Usually you will find coins and stuff here from years of operations from pockets. clear these out and your problem maybe fixed. worked for us

Check your motor brushes. They may need to be replaced.

The little black hose in the pin trap compartment gets hooked onto the round pin on the door of the pin trap access, that little hose is a bypass hose from the pump inlet

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Sounds like the motor brushes need to be cleaned or replaced. Take the back off the washer, remove the motor and gently scrape the excess carbon or debris off the brushes with a pocket knife. I did this and it ran well for about 50 loads before building back up. I am ordering new brushes now because when I checked the brushes last week they were obviously worn more than 4 weeks ago.