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is this a front loader or a top loader? if it is a front loader then i'd suggest a fault with the tacho circuit on the wash motor. search for this on recent posts. if it's a top loader then i haven't a clue. sorry!

kev is almost certainly correct. just try a boil wash cycle and see what happens.

at this stage you do not need to take it out. i must say that from the model number i don't know if it's got a drawer line control panel or if it's fully integrated. i'll start with drawer line. if the green led next to your start button is flashing then you must first press and hold it until...

i don't think you'll get anyone to advise you on a gas appliance other than to say "leave it to a corgi registered engineer" my motto is i don't mind electrocuting one person but i wouldn't want to blow up a whole street.

firstly i wouldn,t let the guy get away with it. i would have the decency to at least pop back for a look. to offer any help it would be good to know if it's a full sized or slimline machine and it's approx age. the first thing you should hear is your drain pump running. if it's not then...

if i'm following fidos advice as he intended then i think you should disconnect both brushes and take readings from the brush wires to the block. then you should get continuity from two pins each to a different brush. if you are getting it to only one individually tested then it's likely that...

if it's a built in appliance then the advice i've given may not be as straight forward. i do still think that the heater is worth checking. on the other hand if this machine is actually an indesit rebranded then you may have a loose lower spray arm support tower or a leaking o-ring on the drain...

from what i can gather (without refering to the manual) the first step of the diagnostics is that all leds should flash. i'll have to look up to find out whats next

i've fixed two of these recently and in both cases it was the heater unit. if you unplug the machine and tilt it backwards you should see the heater unit. if it's the same as the ones i've seen then it will be a silver cylinderwith a two wire multiplug attached. take off that plug and try again...

the core drill need not be any bigger than 110mm. ask a friendly plumber if you know one.

i'm not familiar with your particular machine. can you tell me if your function buttons are laid out horizontally or vertically? i have a module diagnostics manual, but it does my head in reading it. if you get back to me i'll try to pick out the relevant info for you to try. it could take a...

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borrow an aqua vac and suck out everything from the salt container. after that refill it with water and repeat this a couple of times. fill it up again with salt and you should be alright. besides most people don't put salt in anyway. it depends how hard the water is in your area. you must get...

when you say spin do you mean the final spin? in which case it could be a draining fault. or do you mean that it doesn't rotate at all in which case if it's making all the noises it could just be the belt off. if the belt is off then there would normally be a reason, like badly worn drum bearings.

check all of the usual faults. not necessarily in this order;- 1. motor carbons if this machine is 4yrs plus 2. blockage or partial blockage in and around the pump.(less likely in your case) 3. speed at which washer fills. i.e. water pressure. failing the above and anything i've forgotten...

answer to question one is yes answer to question two is buy a white knight. it's a good quality british made dryer ans very reasonably priced. i'm in the trade and that is what i'd buy as a compact

the aquarius name was used on many different models. a bit like ford escort. you'll stand a better chance of good advice if you post the model number. e.g. wm62 or 9??? or wma??

on some machines you have to enter a code to tell the board which machine you've fitted it to. i would expect the board literature will explain this, have another read. configuration code is what you're looking for.

difficult to be accurate but from what you say it could be the tub heater. this will have two wires attached to it. switch off the machine. disconnect the heater wires and make them safe by wrapping the in tape BUT NOT TOGETHER. try your machine again hopefully it will work. if so then you...

the solenoid coil is the electrical portion of the cold water valve which your hose is attached to. it will be a dual coil i.e. one coil opens the valve for wash and rinse water intake, the other opens the valve for your condenser. cold water is vital to a condenser dryer as it condenses the...