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Re: Help! Washing machine problems
Originally Posted by Sue and Barry
(Post 10912787)
Hello again - just to let you know we have checked the plumbing and it looks as though we will need the Y fitting as there are two water inlets on the washing machine, but only one is connected to the water supply. (Checked the installation sheet and luckily there are illustrations to show what is needed if just a cold water supply available). Another little job to add to the list! Thank you all once again - you never let us down :thumbsup:
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Re: Help! Washing machine problems
Originally Posted by EsuriJohn
(Post 10923120)
Hi have you managed to get your "y" junction yet. I brought two down today and only need one for now. I will be at Monday Club tomorrow. John.
Apologies for not responding to kind offer. We have managed to get a "Y" junction thank you, but haven't fitted it yet as we came back to the UK on 27th September and didn't want to chance missing any possible leaks as we won't be returning until next Spring. :) |
Re: Help! Washing machine problems
Originally Posted by agoreira
(Post 10913861)
If it has two water inlets, but you are using only one, connected to the hot water supply, that would give you what you are experiencing. It would take hot water in for the initial wash but then try to bring cold in for the rinses.
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Re: Help! Washing machine problems
Originally Posted by Sue and Barry
(Post 10935471)
Sorry we didn't respond sooner - thank you for that explanation. This seems to be the situation with our machine.
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Re: Help! Washing machine problems
Originally Posted by johnnyone
(Post 10913759)
I suspect the connection is to the hot supply not the cold. Try switching and if that is the case get a 'Y' connector.
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