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When a washing machine drains too slowly it tells you more than a complete blockage does, and it is worth

When a washing machine won’t drain, it is almost always blocked somewhere along a very short path, and you can

When a washing machine fills then drains, this is almost never an electrical fault. It is a straw. If the

If a washing machine keeps filling right now and will not stop, turn off the supply valves behind it immediately.

A washing machine fills too slowly because something is restricting it, not because something has failed — water still arrives,

When no water enters the drum, the fault is on the supply side far more often than inside the machine

**The most useful piece of evidence here is not what your machine is doing. It is exactly where it stopped.**

Start here, because it saves most people a repair call: sensing is supposed to take about a minute, and it

Before assuming the panel has failed: dry it, and check for a lock. Between them those two account for most

A lit display that ignores the Start button is almost never broken. It is usually waiting for something, and it

A completely dead washing machine — no lights, no tones, no display — has almost always lost power somewhere before