Same symptoms.... looked at test papers but unable to determine where thermal switch for motor is located. Door lock active, door light switch works, water fills and when timer works around it drains....so pump is active. Unable to determine if thermal switch is problem or if brushes are worn....does seem to be carbon dust build up as finger tips became
coated while checking for loose connections. I am suspicious of thermal switch since I did-not get voltage at test points later.
Same symptoms.... looked at test papers but unable to determine where thermal switch for motor is located. Door lock active, door light switch works, water fills and when timer works around it drains....so pump is active. Unable to determine if thermal switch is problem or if brushes are worn....does seem to be carbon dust build up as finger tips became
coated while checking for loose connections. I am suspicious of thermal switch since I did-not get voltage at test points later.
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something has blocked the pump I susspect, turn off the machine!!! there should be a small cover or door at the base of the machine, have a baking tray and large towel ready to collect the water, open the pump cover place the tray as close as possible and if you have a small tube inside then remove the plug and drain the water to the tray.if its just the screw cap then unscrew the cap behind the cover anti clockwise, water may begin to empty so be ready to either screw the cap back in or replace the stopper as the water in the machine will fill the tray several times, when all the water is empty check the pump is clear by looking into the hole the water flowed from, remove any obstrustion ( if you have the tube you will also have a screw cap to access the pump filter) when obstuction is cleared, screw caps back in and put stopper in, switch the machine on and select a spin cycle,let it finish and end, this should sort it out.
ours did the same as this........ it needed a new control board after checking everything you have mentioned. it was a couple of years ago and at that time it was a hotpoint part only. but they can be picked up on ebay for around 30-40 quid.
if it fill with water then stops it is the ellement the machine first fills turns the drum then heats up the thermostat cuts in and the it emptys rinses and spins so if it does not get to temp it will stop or continue to wash forever
check the drain pipe is not blocked, to empty the machine manualy get a bowl on the floor and lower the drain pipe into it and fill to stop water flow lift pipe up in air and lower to start draining again when empty if pipe not blocked i would suggest a new pump located under the drum and easy to fit
Normally I would think that the problem is with the drain system (faulty pump or clogged lines), but you told me that also "When the washing machine is not bein.g used the drum slowly starts to fill with water!!" therefor I think it can be a dafective inlet valve or a faulty control assembly. In either case, you will need a technician to fix this.
Hi,
Does the drum turn during the wash cycle?
When it comes to the spin cycle does it go through to the end without the drum turning?
It sounds like it could be the motor needs new carbon brushes.
Regards, Tom.
Same symptoms.... looked at test papers but unable to determine where thermal switch for motor is located. Door lock active, door light switch works, water fills and when timer works around it drains....so pump is active. Unable to determine if thermal switch is problem or if brushes are worn....does seem to be carbon dust build up as finger tips became
coated while checking for loose connections. I am suspicious of thermal switch since I did-not get voltage at test points later.
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