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LOlouw toerien
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|As the water runs into the machine it continues straight out from a hose at the bottom left, next to the drain filter.

We have temporarily blocked the hose and now it works well.

What is the cause of this "fault"

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Water draining straight out from lower left hose due to missing emergency drain hose bung

The problem
During filling, water ran straight back out through a small hose at the bottom left next to the drain filter. The machine worked normally once the hose was temporarily plugged.
Likely cause
The hose was identified in the discussion as the emergency drain hose. The accepted reply stated it should be closed with a bung/stopper, so the supported diagnosis is that the bung was missing or not fitted.
What fixed it
Check the emergency drain hose next to the drain filter and refit the correct bung/stopper if it has come off or gone missing. The poster said they would look for the missing bung. The exact final repair was not explicitly confirmed beyond the temporary cork plug.
Checks to try
  • Observed water escaping from the hose at the bottom left next to the drain filter during fill
  • Temporarily plugging the hose stopped the leak and the washer then worked normally
  • Accepted reply identified the hose as the emergency drain hose and said it should have a bung or fit onto a nearby plastic stopper
Parts or tools mentioned
  • bung/stopper for the emergency drain hose
  • cork used temporarily
Cause identifiedGenerated 6 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 7 years ago

Hi. It’s an emergency drain hose for if the washer gets stuck full of water. It should have a bing at the end or push onto a plastic stopper close by.

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louw toerien
Answered almost 7 years ago

Thanks. will check where the bing/bung has got to. As I said we have plugged it with a cork and it now works ok.

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