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I,ve got a miele novotronic wt945 washer/drier.osts £1000 new or £127 on ebay if your an ex miele engineer(like me!) and know how to fix it! :D

I was a bt engineer in a past life and it sounds very much like a corroded connection somewhere or the cable swinging in the wind if it is fed overhead.If you can get a quiet line(by phoning someone you know and telling them to be quiet is easiest!) then even if the line is quiet to start with...

I used to be a domestic appliance service engineer and the problem could be a seized pump.As the pump is full of water,when it hasn't been used for a while this can sometimes happen.

It could be the heater.Usually the machine,like a washing machine,will fill with water,then heat up to the temperature required.If the heater element is not working then it will obviously not go onto the next cycle as the thermostat will not get hot enough to switch over.An element that is ok...