Splendide 2000s Drained Once but Never Again

Topic: Splendide 2100xc

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Posted By: americandream1 on 05/25/fourteen 08:57am Ok house airtight on Friday so on to full timing. Tried to user Splendide and will not spin or bleed. See that I should wait at cleaning the pump per-sleeping accommodation every bit a possible problem. Says an amount of h2o will come up out, would that be a modest amount or what is in washing auto, slight difference. Thanks for advice.

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Posted By: 2chiefsRus on 05/25/14 xi:19am are you saying that it is full of water? Cleaning out the front end chamber is a routine maintenance item that I practice about twice a yr. At that fourth dimension, only about 2 cups of water comes out. If it is full of water, I expect yous volition observe that ALL of it will come out the front. Are the lights flashing on the controls or is it merely stopped dead in it's tracks with all the lights off?

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Posted By: Valkyriebush on 05/25/xiv 05:47pm It's the impeller on the h2o pump motor. Mine had a small-scale piece of romex wire I left in a pocket get stuck in it causing the exact same symptoms. Took pump out and removed romex. All fixed.

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Posted By: americandream1 on 05/25/fourteen 06:32pm Yes it was total of water, removed cap and slowly drained washer out. Checked inside of drain, did non encounter annihilation. Put back together and working fine. Told wife to expect break downs but could of done without washmachine issue. Oh we'll all is good and day two of retirement feels great.

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Posted Past: WILDEBILL on 05/25/14 08:06pm Glad you got it fixed. Just something to proceed y'all busy at present that you are retired.
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Posted By: edatlanta on 05/26/fourteen 04:32am The post-obit is a lint cleaning process from Westland Sales. My 2100XC quit drying afterwards almost iii years of use and it seems the hot air discharge was plugged upward. This procedure cleaned it right upwards. I perform this routine a couple of times a year now and no more issues.

1. Kickoff the unit without apparel and with the dry out time off on cycle # xi. When the water stops entering the unit button and hold the showtime button until all the lights come on then release the button. *Annotation: If the water is not at least one-half manner up the glass repeat this pace.

2. Motion the wheel knob to cycle # two push the extra rinse button then printing the start button once (exercise non concur) then allow it run through that complete cycle.

Do this 3 times then try the dryer.

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Posted Past: mchero on 05/26/14 07:17am I merely purchased an 07 Discovery. Washing machine hose PACKED with lint. Also establish rubber vent boot betwixt drum and behind plugged with lint. Check yearly if you wash/dry lots of wearing apparel.
Believe fabric softener is what makes lint stick to hose.

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Posted Past: NorCal Dan on 05/26/14 07:56pm Utilise the method edatlanta posted. You tin also use a h2o hose to dorsum wash that rubber kick to force the lint brawl back into the pulsate, so practice the cycle again. I used to add a cup of vinegar to the drum before starting the cycle. The procedure volition add a lot of h2o to the drum, so slosh it around. The idea is to suspension upward that lint ball in the prophylactic boot. Once I figured out what was supposed to happen I was able to keep mine lint free without having to pull the unit out of the closet to clean that safety kick.

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Posted By: mchero on 05/27/14 07:52pm

NorCal Dan wrote:

Apply the method edatlanta posted. You tin also utilize a h2o hose to dorsum launder that rubber boot to force the lint ball back into the pulsate, and so do the cycle again. I used to add a cup of vinegar to the drum before starting the bicycle. The procedure volition add a lot of water to the drum, then slosh it around. The idea is to break upwardly that lint ball in the rubber boot. In one case I figured out what was supposed to happen I was able to keep mine lint free without having to pull the unit out of the closet to clean that rubber boot.

The only PROPER manner to remove lint is to pull the washer! If you lot saw what I pulled out of both the vent hose AND the rubber boot between the dorsum side and the drum you lot would agree 100%.

Also, the hoses on the behind are no unlike that the ones in your home. They should be replaced at least every 5 years.

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Posted By: NorCal Dan on 05/31/14 10:38am

mchero wrote:

The only PROPER way to remove lint is to pull the washer! If you saw what I pulled out of both the vent hose AND the rubber boot between the back side and the pulsate you would agree 100%.

Yep, been in that location, washed that. If neglected for a long time it tin can get nasty. In the early years we discovered that when the clothes took besides long to dry it was time to clean the unit. But pulling the unit, taking the meridian off, removing that rubber boot and cleaning everything was a pain. Then to eliminate that problem we started cleaning ours once a month using the Splendide recommended method (and adding vinegar) and never again had to pull the machine out to clean that rubber boot.

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Posted By: mchero on 06/03/fourteen 09:35am Thank for the info. Dan!

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