AEG Washing Machine Water Control Stop Inlet Water Fill Hose140020904243

AEG

Means a water supply fault, where the machine is not filling, fills too slowly, or is not sensing water levels correctly. It is usually caused by a closed tap, a kinked hose, or a blocked inlet filter.

AEG

Means a water supply fault, where the machine is not filling, fills too slowly, or fails to detect water in the drum. It is usually caused by a turned off tap, a kinked hose, or clogged inlet filters.

AEG

Means a water intake failure, where the machine is not receiving enough water or is filling slowly. It is usually caused by a closed tap, a kinked hose, a blocked filter, or a faulty inlet valve.

AEG

Means a water filling fault during the heating or drying phase, where the machine fails to detect sufficient water intake in time. It is usually caused by a closed tap, a kinked inlet hose, blocked filters, or a faulty pressure sensor.

AEG

Means water has been detected in the bottom tray and the anti flood system has tripped, or a fault with the water pressure sensor. It is usually caused by leaks, over sudsing, or laundry trapped in the door seal.

AEG

Means a water sensor fault relating to water ingress and a failure to reset after flooding. It is usually caused by a leaking door seal that is damaged or cracked.

Electrolux

Means the washer is not filling with water or is taking it in too slowly. It is usually caused by a closed water tap, a kinked inlet hose, or clogged inlet filters.

Electrolux

Means a flood or water has been detected in the bottom tray, often with 3 beeps. It is usually caused by a leaking seal, a clogged drain filter, excessive suds, or laundry trapped in the door seal.

Electrolux

Means the machine is failing to fill, has insufficient water, or has a drain issue. It is usually caused by a kinked hose, low water pressure, clogged filters, or a faulty pressure switch.

Electrolux

Means the washer is taking too long to fill or is not filling properly. It is usually caused by closed water taps, kinked inlet hoses, clogged inlet valve screens, low water pressure, a faulty water inlet valve, or a pressure sensor fault.

Electrolux

Means the machine is not receiving enough water during the rinse cycle, or on some models is not draining due to a blocked filter or hose. It is usually caused by a slow fill, a clogged hose, or a malfunctioning water inlet valve.

Electrolux

Means there is a water leak into the base pan, or the water level drops below the required point during operation. It is usually caused by a slow leak, over-sudsing, or a faulty pressure sensor or switch.

Zanussi

Means the machine is not filling, is filling too slowly, or has failed to detect water entry. It is usually caused by a closed tap, a kinked inlet hose, a clogged inlet filter, or a drain hose positioned too low.

Zanussi

Means the machine has not received enough water or has failed to detect water within a set time. It is usually caused by a closed tap, a kinked hose, a clogged filter, or low water pressure.

Zanussi

Means the washer cannot detect enough water in the drum during the washing phase. It is usually caused by a closed tap, a kinked inlet hose, or a blocked inlet filter screen.

Zanussi

Means an internal water leak has triggered the anti-flood device in the base of the machine. It is usually caused by a drain pump fault, a split hose, or a loose seal.

Zanussi

Means the anti-flood system has been activated with water detected in the base tray, also reported as EFo or EF3. It is usually caused by excessive foam from over-soaping, a clogged drain filter, or a minor leak.

Zanussi

Means the Aqua Control system has detected a water leak and activated safety mode. It is usually caused by over-sudsing, a damaged door seal, a filter blockage, or a leak into the base tray.