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Hotpoint Aquarius Wf240 Dead

ANAnne A
Asked over 14 years ago 4,550 views
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Hi8,

I have read through the FAQ and cannot find an answer there or on the Community forum,

So far I have checked and tested the fuses,tried other appliances in the plugs and checked there are no loose wires in the plug,

When we came home for a few days away, the electrics to the machine had tripped, we replaced the fuse, but the machine led lights will not come on at all,it appears to be completely dead,

so can somebody please describe the progression of testing we need to do on the machine? ie test the whatever first?

thanks for your help in advance.

Anne

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Hotpoint Aquarius WF240 completely dead after electrics tripped

The problem
The Hotpoint Aquarius WF240 washing machine appeared completely dead after the household electrics for the machine had tripped while the owners were away. The plug fuse was replaced, the socket was checked with other appliances, and no loose wires were found in the plug, but no LED lights came on.
Likely cause
A dead or fuse-related electrical fault within the washing machine was indicated, but the exact failed component or cause was not identified in the discussion.
What fixed it
The accepted advice was that, after completing the basic dead-machine troubleshooting already described, further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer. No specific repair was confirmed.
Checks to try
  • Checked and tested the fuses
  • Tried other appliances in the socket
  • Checked for loose wires in the plug
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Plug fuse

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 14 years ago

I'm afraid if you've followed the advice on troubleshooting a dead or fusing washing machine in my washing machine troubleshooting guide you've already read all the advice I can think of to help in such a situation. After that I can only advise to get an engineer in. Faults like this need specialist meters and knowledge to diagnose beyond all the issues mentioned in my article.

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 13 years ago

The article referred to has since been completely rewritten and updated - won't start up

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