Water Leak Where Drain Hose Is Connected To Stand Pipe
I have a Miele Prestige Plus 6 machine, and a small amount of water is escaping at the point where the hose is pushed into the standpipe, the hose has a P attachment on it.
I have put a metal snake down the waste to ensure that it is clear.
Do you have any advice on how to prevent the water from escaping from the top of the stand pipe?
Thank you
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Water escaping from standpipe connection on Miele Prestige Plus 6 drain hose
- The problem
- A Miele Prestige Plus 6 washing machine was reported to leak a small amount of water from the top of the standpipe where the drain hose with a P-shaped crook/shepherd’s hook is inserted.
- Likely cause
- Most strongly supported causes were the drain hose not being inserted far enough into the standpipe, allowing pumped-out water to spurt out, or a partial blockage in the standpipe waste, commonly around a 90° or 45° bend.
- What fixed it
- Recommended action was to check that the end of the drain hose is pushed several inches into the standpipe, but not excessively far. If the hose is already correctly positioned and water still comes out of the top, the advice was that the standpipe likely has a partial blockage that needs clearing. The exact repair carried out was not confirmed.
- Checks to try
- Checked whether the drain hose end was inserted several inches into the standpipe
- Listened to the drain sound for a change from normal gushing to a vessel-filling sound during pumping out
- Original poster had already put a metal snake down the waste to check for a blockage
- Parts or tools mentioned
- Drain hose crook/shepherd’s hook
- Metal snake
1 Answer
I've seen Miele drain hoses with the crook at the end forcing the drain hose into a shepherds hook but with only a small amount of the end of the drain hose being pushed into the stand pipe allowing water to spurt out when the washer is pumping out. Make sure the end of the drain hose is pushed into the standpipe at least several inches but no more.
If it already is in properly and water is coming out of the top of the standpipe then listen out for the noise it makes when draining. If you can hear the water gushing through the pipes but after a few seconds or so the noise changes to the sound of a vessel being filled with water and the water then suddenly pours out of the top of the stand pipe then you have a partial blockage somewhere in the stand pipe. It's almost always in a 90 or 45 degree bend connector.
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