Finding a leak & replace washing machine soap draw fill hose Hotpoint, Indesit, Ariston & Whirlpool

[@Christina-wb4xw]

First time looking to do this myself and to my surprise with your tutorial it helped me every step of the way to fixing it 🙏 Thank you ever so much

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[@fionnsda33]

Alrite mate. You kingly helped me diagnose a problem last year as the crazy germ antics was kicking off. Just wanted to thank you again. Hope all is well. Cheers

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[@kevin22webb]

Absolutely brilliant tutorial my missus wanted to buy a new machine. With your video the parts only cost £40 and it was fixed in no time. Thanks 😂😂

[@alasdair_gray]

Outstanding video. Had two issues with my 6 year old Hotpoint WMBF 844G UK washing machine. Normal detergent drawer wasn't disolving powder properly and I had a leak on the left side also. Hosepipe was the cause of the leak the same as this video. The disolving issue was cause by poor flow in the jet, clean and now firing water through at correct pressure again. Many thanks

[@How-to-repair]

It's amazing how many machines suffer with low water pressure, and this will always cause a problem glad we could help you @alasdairgray365 this is for you kzbin.infoe432SAb2g08 please remember to subscribe as that's what keeps this channel going. Thanks 👍

[@alasdair_gray]

Thought I had cracked the not dissolving powder problem. Tray has been cleaned throughout. When I do an auto-clean, the spray into the detergent tray is very good and powerful, washes away powder no problem. However when we do any of the normal washes 30degress, 60mins etc, the water comes through into the tray np, but its no way near strong enough to wash away the powder. Any ideas what it could be? I have checked the resistance on the solenoids and they are 3.8 so are fine.

[@VinRam-pg7ww]

Brill video. Unfortunately my hose is too tight a fit with the drawer and so I can't separate them as you did at around the 9:30 mark. I tried using a screwdriver but it began to split (I'm trying to save the hose just now). Any ideas?

[@mickl8212]

Thank you for posting this video, I traced this leak on my indesit (before watching your video). I wondered if you had to use some sort of sealant around the end of the hose. As for the design; well what a really poor one! It should be a stub where the hose can be clipped on. Mine is leaking because the hose has been allowed to vibrate around in the hole and literally worn away! No wonder washing machines are throw away items. The sealed drums are a joke too!! Can't change the bearings.

[@senorasheikh8018]

Indesit washing machine flashing lights 2 and 8 what's the solution? please

[@margaretcowan8505]

Great help

[@How-to-repair]

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[@chrisroper5877]

Great video

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[@michaeldevitt5316]

How do I order parts thanks Mike

[@revichippy]

Great video as always! I had water leak problem with Samsung Front Loading Washing Machine. The leak came when start to spin and drain. When I test the leak, it was on the right hand side of the washing machine. And when I opened the filter there was still have water residue one cup of water inside. Do you have any idea?

[@How-to-repair]

I would really need the washing machine in front of me to be able to understand where it's leaking from. but with regards to half cup of water in the pump that is normal

[@simonbond8974]

Thanks very much for posting this video, also watched the video on soap drawer leaks, really helpful. I will seal the soap drawer, and may replace the fill hose as well if that doesn't do the trick. It does seem to only be leaking at the top, and looking at your videos it does seem unlikely that the hose is leaking there, but I will find out! A good clean may also be helpful. If I do change the hose, is it essential to remove the door seal, or can it be done without going that far? I tried to follow the links to buy through you, but they didn't lead to that option, and just suggested other eBay sellers. Will have to buy you a beer! Best wishes : )

[@mattlussier3000]

Our Brand new Splendide WDV2200XCD is leaking exactly at this hose connection. We discovered it on the first pre-wash cycle. (And using a borescope, we verified it is leaking from the drum water-input hose.) It looks almost exactly like this machine. Is it likely a bad hose or should I just remove the hose and reinstall it with glue? Also, is there an alternative glue to debor that is available in the USA? (I can’t seem to find an American distributor)

[@lewishunter4887]

very good but its the bottom hose thats leakin on ours

[@chrisj6321]

Great a new Video. I have a question if you have the time. Have the dreaded E25 error on the bosch dishwasher. Have used your videos to fix it maybe 3 times now. The latest time tho i couldn't find any blockage so replaced the pump. 6 mths later have the same problem. Took it all apart cant see a blockage. Tried taking the waste pipe out of the sink doesnt look blocked at that end anyway. U bend seems fine. Any other ideas I could try? If i run it without the front on I see the pump starts up ok blows a few bubbles in the water I can see in the waste pipe close to where it meets the pump then stops and E25 message :(. Any idea what to try? Thanks for great info.

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[@anglo1983]

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[@oguzhanhan7516]

Thanks a lot sir . I am from Turkey and I will start your job soon. I am searching new workshop with my coworker. He is a.cp technician for long times. He can repair the maincarts . I have watched your videos but I want to know about you . Do you have Facebook or Instagram account.

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