Washing machine starts and then few minutes later it snaps onto rinse then shows dashes and then switches off.

Make sure your water hoses are both on. Or check the screens for clogs buzzing noise could be something simple

9 years a good life for Washing Machine, I can't see why you have this problen , since you cleared it by taking sock out of filter, but expensive to get repairer to look at it , as 9 years old , get a new one . Better than spending money on a repair,

check the clutch, the belt, the motor coupler, the door switch,

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Immediately facing you is a black connector, about 4 inches (10cm) in diameter. When you unscrew this, all the water left in the washer will spill out onto the floor. Use a plastic bag to catch this or a small pan.(later models have a drain hose?) The black connector unscrews counterclockwise, and takes quite a few turns. Once you have it out, you'll find the source of your clog. Remove it, clean out, screw the black connector back in. You can check with rinse, if you want to make sure there are no leaks. Put the door back on and rotate. I will try to come back to you re. the wash, wash.

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It sounds like the timer/controler is broken replace it. Peter

When error message 4E is displayed, you should clean the water hose mesh filter. To do this:

1. Turn off the water source to the washing machine.
2. Unscrew the hose from the back of the washing machine.
3. With a pair of pliers, gently pull out the mesh filter from the end of the hose and rinse it under water until clean. Also clean the inside and outside of the threaded connector.
4. Push the filter back into place.
5. Screw the hose back onto the washing machine.
6. Turn on the faucet and make sure the connections are watertight.


Also, please check the following:
• Make sure the source water faucet is turned on.
• Check the water pressure.

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helen going by what you are saying i would say its the program cycle switch needs replacing,adrian

Peace,
Cut off the power at the breaker for 5 minutes and then turn it on and see if the system resets!
How old is the machine?
More than 9 years old? Throw it out and do not put good money into bad!
Other wise you need hands on service! And a new machine will pay for itself in only a few years!

Bless You!

remove console screws behind timer is lid switch if you have a volt/ohm meter with washer disconnected ckd switch operation also there is a fuse on same assembly ck it

I have had the same problem. If you switch the machine to off and then to cotton/linen 95, then press at the same time prewash, soaking, qick wash and stain buttons for 10 seconds switch it off. When I switched it on it worked.