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model number is sometimes on the inside of the door.

Unfortunately the hotpoint electronic on machines it is indeed possible to misfit the edge connectors they are not keyed therefore it is likely that a misfit is probably the reason. I would recommend you find out for certain which is the correct combination as trial and error could lead to pcb...

does your machine drain into a standpipe or is it plumbed into a trap. If it is drained into a standpipe it may pushed too far down the pipe creating a conditioning called syphoning were water emties from the machine while filling as h20 is time out error code used by indesit.Solution simple...

yes you are correct nine times out of ten belts coming off, are because of worn bearings or worn drum shaft

possible solution as long as you are sure the backplate is mated properly, source another but longer bolt with the same thread from a hardware store this will enable you to get a start on the threads and as long as you tighten up to the point were the original bolt was tightened to you should...

I would first of all re confirm that it is the correct belt.Belts do not stretch by large amounts.If it is confirmed to fit your machine the the belt must go on the motor spindle first then locate it as far around the pulley as far as it goes then up to the point were it will go no further...

Try testing by elimination.Try motor first unplug motor then try switching on if the rcd does not trip then it indicates motor. then try unplugging heater and so on. Please remember unplug from mains before taking back off and before switching back on refit cover/back so no live parts are...

The problem is on the cooler washes 30 and 40 degrees for more delicates your water is going to be way too hot and you will get a less efficient rinse with hot water

Yes you are correct about the ecconomics of the repair. Unfortunately like a lot of other appliances, prices of a lot of spare parts I am sure are deliberately set at a level taking into account the cost of labour that purchasing a complete new appliance would be the sensible option. Really good...

Yes it very much sounds like brushes.It is common on hotpoints that it will go through the wash programme up to the rinse cycle then stop.A good indicator that it is worn brushes.

this is usually play on bearings or worn drum shaft which causes the pulley to run slightly off the perpendicular which will drop the belt.

Any component shorting or leaking to earth will trip the rcd switch favourites being motor or heater.

Your cold water inlet valve is probably the culprit.The fault being it is not fully closing usually due to bit grit in the valve. therefore drum filling then overflowing. Replacement valve reasonably cheap and not a long job to fit.

well bottom of this page read post "bearing change on wm63"then You might be in a better position to decide

are we not first looking to check o/c cold water input sleepyhead apologies if I have misread post still recovering from lunchtime drink

changing bearings on a washing machine is one of the longer more involved jobs. Hotpoint models do need a puller for inner and outer bearings and the puller is only supplied to hotpoint white goods engineers or agents so you would need to know someone in the trade and persuade them to loan them...

go on indulge our curiosity what solved the problem. my guess you did not release the brush clips

That sounds logical although it very much sounds like this part was not a direct replacement for this particular model when the machine is in rinse mode it needs an unrestricted fill

sounds like you have a couple of spades on the wrong connections. water should come through the trickle valve on drying it looks like the wash inlet valve is opening instead.

Most new washing machines have cold fill only, but If your washing machine has two inlets you must feed a supply to both water inputs.New machines with cold fill only will do all washes regardless of temperature by heating cold water up by the machine to the required temperature of that...