My indesit WDC6125 washer dryer trips the electrics from any socket it is plugged into. I have changed the plug fuse but this hasn't helped. I have made sure that it is definately the washer / dryer tripping the sockets trip switch when plugged in through a process of elimination. The washer / dryer was on a wash cycle when it tripped the electrics yesterday, the first time in two years since I purchased the appliance. Can you help, these things are expensive!

When it comes to home electrical make sure that when you plug into a electrical socket that the plug is tight in the socket.If the plug is not tight in the socket,have the socket replaced with a new socket.worn out sockets can trip breakers,throw sparks and cause fires.

-The plug it self get hot...?
-If so the dryer carry lot of am through. You possibly need to get a bigger wire to replace.

Good Luck

mai

First, plug a fan or hair dryer into the plug to make sure it has power, if not, check to see if the GFI plug hasn tripped. All electrical plugs that are near water have to be on a dedicated electrical line that has a trip-breaker (GFI) built into the plug. Try unplugging the washer for several minutes to reset the electronics. Those are the only two quick fixes I can think of. If you have an electric dryer, it will have its own 220v plug and won't be affected like the washer. If the dryer is gas and is plugged into the same outlet, try unplugging the washer to reset first before you call a repairman for the washer. If you have homeowners insurance, they may cover the damage.

sounds like heater element gone check it first its on the back

this will be either the motor or control has shorted

check ground wire for tightness on plug in and on breaker box.

Hi from retired Englishman in SW France,
Indesit (Hotpoint, Ariston) 'F13's refer to 'thermistor circuit fault', 'dryer fan not working', 'dryer NTC (thermostat) fault' and other similar things! There CAN be problems with poor connectivity between cables and plugs/ sockets which could cause similar symptoms. It realy needs a service call to identify/cure, sorry ;-0(
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internal problem, either heater coil or sensor or motor, you will need to get it checked, but don't plug it in again, as short circuits on high current machines can be dangerous.

So many reasons. Check electronic board, loose cables, power inlet inside the chassie (noise cond).

Have you added anything else that is drawing juice on the same breaker?
If so try turning those off.
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