I have an AEG Lavatherm that has been a bit through the wars, but people here have helped me fix it and I am very grateful. With the help of people here I have managed also to do some work on my drier, which still lives!!
On my washing machine, I get an E10 error on the display that seems to indicate a problem with the loading of water. First line of attack was to remove the loading tube and clean the filter, which frankly was pretty clean, of the water inlet. I checked both ends to be sure, IE the connection to the washing machine, and the connection from the mains to the tube that connects to the washing machine.
I didn't find obstructions.
I therefore did a video. The video is not to show anything other than record the noise that sounds like a resistance on some kind of motor or something that is not working. This would normally be the moment in the cycle when there's a strong noise of water being sploshed around inside the container where the liquid is. This is not happening.
At a guess, I'm not the washer - the error is happening at the rinse cycle. When the lack of water is creating problems. At the moment it is draining without problems, so I am pretty sure it is not the drain pump (if they are separate).
Does anyone know what this could be or what I still need to do to isolate the problem. I think it feels like a pump has gone, but I'm not a technician and so don't know what I should be looking for.
If someone does know what I should do, I have no problems taking things apart, but if this is really at the extreme end of taking apart - IE literally unscrewing everyting, please can you let me know.
Thank you for your help it is very much appreciated.
Glyn
video:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a6llmmi1hjexoac/washing.mp4?dl=0
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On my washing machine, I get an E10 error on the display that seems to indicate a problem with the loading of water. First line of attack was to remove the loading tube and clean the filter, which frankly was pretty clean, of the water inlet. I checked both ends to be sure, IE the connection to the washing machine, and the connection from the mains to the tube that connects to the washing machine.
I didn't find obstructions.
I therefore did a video. The video is not to show anything other than record the noise that sounds like a resistance on some kind of motor or something that is not working. This would normally be the moment in the cycle when there's a strong noise of water being sploshed around inside the container where the liquid is. This is not happening.
At a guess, I'm not the washer - the error is happening at the rinse cycle. When the lack of water is creating problems. At the moment it is draining without problems, so I am pretty sure it is not the drain pump (if they are separate).
Does anyone know what this could be or what I still need to do to isolate the problem. I think it feels like a pump has gone, but I'm not a technician and so don't know what I should be looking for.
If someone does know what I should do, I have no problems taking things apart, but if this is really at the extreme end of taking apart - IE literally unscrewing everyting, please can you let me know.
Thank you for your help it is very much appreciated.
Glyn
video:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a6llmmi1hjexoac/washing.mp4?dl=0