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I can get a picture tomorrow but basically there are two wires in the pull switch a single wire and a pair twisted together common and L1. If I join the wires together simulating the switch being pulled on it trips. It didn't trip when it was full of water just went from either the LED light...

Light fitting dry. What I can't understand is why it puts the trip out now the waters dried out and not before.

My daughter lives in a flat and my grandson let the bath overflow causing water to go into the flat belows bathroom pull switch. I went round to take a look for the elderly gentleman in the flat below and when you pull the switch on the circular LED light fitting it comes on but when you turn it...

Thats the water softener unit. Water flows through the brown crystals to soften the water as it fills. During the cycle salt is fed back in to the crystals to regenerate them. If you are using all in one cleaners and not putting salt in the water softener it pretty much becomes...

Is it telling you to take the centre shelf out.

If it's like the Hoover/Candy lifters there's a screw holding it. On them you can get to the screw with the machine on its back and the sump hose removed. The heating element is in the way but just about doable through the element. Having said that the screw might not be accessible that close to...

Which switch have you changed.

It's the alternating water distributor. Switches the water feed to top and bottom spray arms. Put your enr number into the search box on the Neff uk spares website and take a look.

The brown granules are normal, part of the water softener. Whats the make and model.

Have you used the genuine aeg part, sometimes the pattern ones are troublesome.

You have most likely got a fractured drum support arm, only noticeable with a heavy or uneven load accompanied by a heavy thumping. The inner tub would have to come out and be split in half to extract the drum. If you look in the drum from the front you can see the shape of the spider through...

If it helps the correct part number is 3871945105

On the highest scale of my test meter, 2000k ohms the valve coils read approx. 5 ohms. You will need to disconnect the wiring to the valves to access the terminals.

(What i noticed when it has the issue is it fills from the prewash compartment but never switches to fill from the main detergent compartment (which i think is does when its working properly) as thecycle goes to zero.) It's possible one of the dual inlet valve coils is open circuit, do you have...

Tip it backwards and see if any water comes out.