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Broken Washing Machine John Lewis
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My five year old JL washing machine/dryer flooded all over the kitchen floor this afternoon with a flashing indication EFO which when I looked it up in the manual says, call an engineer.
Is there any other way round this. I hate the thought of paying out a lot of money for something that can possibly be fixed relatively simply.
Puzzled as to how a perfectly good machine, with relatively little wear, should break down with no warning.
Any thoughts.
Thanks.
Is there any other way round this. I hate the thought of paying out a lot of money for something that can possibly be fixed relatively simply.
Puzzled as to how a perfectly good machine, with relatively little wear, should break down with no warning.
Any thoughts.
Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Interesting what you said Sunnydave, yes I do wash at low temperatures, and also noticed that whenever I use the washing machine there is a nasty smell from the kitchen sink. I've poured loads of bleach down it but the smell persists, but only when I use the washing machine.
I think there is a definite problem.
I think there is a definite problem.
Does your washing machine discharge into its own drain, or is it attached to the side of your sink waste pipe?
I had one once that discharged into the sink waste, and got that horrible smell when it emptied. I dismantled the connection
and found it almost blocked by the most disgusting smelling grey monster.
If you do the same, get yourself prepared with bowls and old towels. Be prepared for the most unbelievably foul smells.
I had one once that discharged into the sink waste, and got that horrible smell when it emptied. I dismantled the connection
and found it almost blocked by the most disgusting smelling grey monster.
If you do the same, get yourself prepared with bowls and old towels. Be prepared for the most unbelievably foul smells.
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JK I have attached a previous thread that may be of interest to you.
JK I have attached a previous thread that may be of interest to you.
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