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Hello Malky, To tell you the truth, I can't exactly remember but I did change the solenoid assembly and all worked perfectly after that. Sorry I can't be more specific but it was a couple of years ago. Tony

The bearings on my washing machine are just starting to rumble, so I guess it's time to replace them. Is there a list of extra parts required to do the job, apart from the standard front and rear bearings and bearing seal? Whilst I'm at it, I'll also change the motor brushes. Any tips or...

The 3 x solonoid and valve assembly is off and has been tested. All 3 solonoids work OK when 230 volts is applied to each one of them. When the inlet water supply pipe was attached to the assembly and each solonoid was "switched on", water flowed through the black & white bodied solonoids...

Right, I shall remove the solonoid assembly and see if there's any visable fault before I order 38 Quids worth of spare parts. Am I correct in thinking that the solonoid operating voltage is mains 230 AC? In which case, I'll test each solonoid and valve assembly separately off the machine...

Right, this is what I've found out so far ............ With the top off, I put the machine on a Cottons / Linen wash @ 40'C on a quick wash. Cycle time = 51 minutes. Water into the pre-wash side of the detergent tray at full flow OK. Drum turning OK. Water into the main detergent side...

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Thanks CC1 Is there an easy procedure for removing the top case of the machine? Once off, I can then check for part numbers etc. of the bits I may need. Tony

Having a problem with the washing machine. It stops mid-cycle and displays error E10. I've already checked the cold supply filter & pipe and they are both perfectly clear. Before re-connecting the cold fill, I did test the flow rate and it filled a bucket in less than 10 seconds, so I know...