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check the water heats up ( possible heater fault) ths would cause an error to flash up during the cycle can you hear the motor running and the spray arms roatating . ( if not motor at fault) eliminate these likely candidates first

might be worth checking new brushes are not sticking. sometimes a gentle sanding on the narrow edge enables a smooth slide up and down the holder

it is in the base make sure appliance is unplugged & unplumbed remove the base plate and there she will be , next to the motor via a rubber flexi pipe is a reasonably simple job will have an earth wire and a 2 pin connector the rubbers at each end will either squeeze off or have clamps...

ok you can try with the machine unplugged throw some water in the tub and check for the leak by having a look the door spring is attached to the sides of the door via a nylon string and fastens to the underside

is a bit of a mission but can be done patiently undo t20 bolts inside the machine that hold the sump take off the lid undo the front metallic plate that holds the wiring loom take off the side panels undo the door spring latches then turn it upside down undo the t20 bolts at each corner...

bearings would be my first suspect has it got louder on spin recently try moving the inner drum and see if there is any slight play to the outer drum

try this http://www.casaparts.co.uk/products/id-30060903

Rotate the drum and have a listen and check in the sump hose for bits

exactly as leccy says to do a temp fix which will last as long as the effort you put into into it i would use the no more nails stuff in a black tube from B & Q , liberally cover the hole . let it set cut a larger patch from a rubber glove and glue it over the patch and press on with a bit...

not sure why there would be holes me thinks there must be something in there to cause this cost of repair depends on where the leak is a photo will obviously help will be worth taking the sump hoses off and investigating for 'bits' and the cause discovered before repair you can do a...

looks something like this when dismantled http://www.casaparts.co.uk/products/id-26011011

have a look underneath at the element or stat pictures show you what you look for http://www.casaparts.co.uk/products/id-27080906 http://www.casaparts.co.uk/products/id-27080904 could be either ,

sometimes the wires that run from the base to the PCB in the top of the door can almost melt on and cause a burning and major short. is worth taking the front panel off and having a look for piece of mind at least

can be done , but is not a simple fix if you are semi useful with a toolkit then you will probably be ok if you take each step methodically and carefully usually involves taking all the components out the drum then needs lifting out & splitting bearings usually need heat to remove new...

it seems to be the element or thermostat or maybe PCB

:idea: Hoover (Nextra series) washing machines The 'Start' & 'Pause' LED's will flash together to indicate the error code. You have to count the flashes within each 15 second period to get that error code. The start and the pause LED's will flash together at 1Hz (i.e 1 flash per...

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check water inlet pipes not kinked or turned off can also throw in a good squirt of bleach to the base and about 12litres of very hot water in there. leave to soak for about 12 hours and switch on

:idea: check the motor brushes

seems like you had 12 minutes of panic :? :shock: