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Old 09-08-2023, 15:43   #31
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Re: Washing machine leaking

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Well, the engineer came (and I was polite, never give out to front line staff anything) and also said it was excessive detergent. As Chris says the fact it wasn't water but foam led them to say the machine is just generating too much of it.

I am quite puzzled though. There isn't a previous tenant and this was a new build that came with white goods when I purchased it, so it should be new, and I am quite good at running it with washing machine cleaning products every so often to ensure it's clean.

The last few weeks I have used only one pod but it did, only on occasion as before, do the same thing. The engineer said I should try a different brand of detergent to see if it foams less. This seems odd to me because I'll try it, not sure if anyone has any recommendations on such a brand.
It is not the machine that is generating it. It is you using too much of it. Use 1 pod only, 2 is far too much and is bound to cause the problem you have.
BTW I'm an ex washing machine engineer.
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Old 09-08-2023, 17:58   #32
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It is not the machine that is generating it. It is you using too much of it. Use 1 pod only, 2 is far too much and is bound to cause the problem you have.
BTW I'm an ex washing machine engineer.
I did switch to using only one pod since the issue started happening but it still occasionally leaks hence looking at a different brand of detergent.
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Old 25-09-2023, 20:47   #33
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Re: Washing machine leaking

I think we need an update on this washing machine. Its been giving me sleepless nights...

Did Damien change his detergent brand? Did it make any difference? What next? I can't stand the tension.....
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Old 20-10-2023, 13:46   #34
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Is it still under warranty? Anything you do to try and fix it could void it
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Old 20-10-2023, 16:15   #35
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I did switch to using only one pod since the issue started happening but it still occasionally leaks hence looking at a different brand of detergent.
Mine never foams like the picture you posted months ago, I use Ariel liquid which I pour into the cap and drop I with the washing then use wash program 3.
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Re: Washing machine leaking

I use standard soap powder in my machine that's about 5 years old. That was what it was designed for and tested to use. No problems.
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