Washing machine fills with water | replacing a washing machine inlet valve
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Published 2024-04-28
If you are not sure about the water inlet valve being faulty, you can simply isolate the valve to the washing machine, if it no longer fills with water- you know that the water inlet valve is faulty. It is useful doing this, if you have a machine with a hot and cold supply, as it is not always obvious which valve is faulty., by isolating one valve at a time, you can find out which one is passing!
All Comments (16)
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Recently, I just seem to be fixing my home appliances, but Iβm sure the washing machine and tumble drier will be good for a few more years now. I hope everyone has a great Sunday π
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A very old washer repair man once told me that if your washer is older than 5 years it's wiser to buy a new one. This was a good video on how to fix the problem. Top man.ππ
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Thank you. π
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πππGreat info. Thank you
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Great video! Inspirational and well explained .π
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I normally connect everything up, and switch it on before replacing the top cover, just to check for internal leaks.
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Many thanks ππ
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I've replaced one of those on an old Samsung top loader, same principle but accessing it required a little extra work to access it, but I got there in the end. Those screens inside the inlet valve can be a problem in my area...
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Thank you. Iβve never had to change one. But this is very handy to know about in case the issue arises in the future. Cheers! ππππ
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π CANNY, Ultimate Handyman Good morning π π§, Ultimate Handyman, enjoy your evening Sunday From Nick Ayivor from London England UK π¬π§ β°οΈ 11:12AM
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Now you just need to show people how to clean the water filter if the washer don't drain. Anyway that's one easy fix even I could do.............maybe π
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great instructional vid mate .....not sure about the lips π everywhere π€£
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Nooice!
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If you can, avoid Hotpoint washing machines. They are built NOT to last.
