I just used this now as i was having difficulty spinning,its a life saver 😂. Thank you. I had to paise and off it eventually as it kept spinning. Iany tips for washing in 30mins id really appreciate. Thank you
i'm glad the video was helpful. to get the best results from any short cycles, i suggest following two main guidelines: 1 - avoid overloading - check the program table in the manual for the maximum load for each cycle. don't exceed this load size or performance will be impacted 2 - use the cycle for its intended purpose - these short washes are designed to quickly wash lightly soiled items. don't expect heavily soiled items to get fully cleaned from such cycles. hope these guidelines are helpful. any further questions, just ask.
I have an indesit iwdc6125 washer dryer. When trying to use any mode the top 4 lights flash green. Start/pause flashes orange. And the bottom 4 lights are all on solid. End light is solid red. Any ideas?
i think it's a board fault. judging by it erroring when you do anything at all... plus, i can't figure out an error code from this combination of LEDs (although hotpoint\indesit are known for being very unhelpful with their error codes). the closest code i can get is F12, which is board-related.
it depends how much you're willing to spend. if you got it second hand, the replacement board probably isn't economically worth doing. especially considering you may need to swap both main and control boards, plus a faulty board is an assumed diagnosis based on indesit's unreliable error codes.
Thann you for this. I like to clean my washing machine with the correct washing machine powder cleaner. Is there a specific mode to put it on to? Cheers.
if your model has a dedicated cleaning cycle ("autoclean" on hotpoint\indesit), use that. otherwise, select a cotton-based 90\95° cycle (white 90° on hotpoint\indesit)
So stupidly I used soap flakes in my washing machine I dilooted it like it said but I think I've usted to much, I cleared the filter that was all jelified soap flakes and there is a hole by the side of filter that is clogged with it to but unable to inclogg it what do you suggest?
people won't be coming to a "service mode tutorial" video to find out what cycle they want to use. they would go to an "all programs + options" video for that. don't fall into the trap of throwing everything on the shortest wash. they are designed for very lightly soiled, very small loads. program 2 is 1h35 which is, to a lot of people, a reasonable length, allows more temperature variation, and allows a full 1200\1400 spin.
they're programmed to stop several times on each spin. that's normal. as for the drying, it can't be selected on all cycles, if it's flashing while trying to select it, then it means it's not compatible with the cycle. however, if it's stopping and flashing in the middle of a running drying cycle, you may have a faulty dryer box (fan, element or NTC).
Hi, my machine machine washes for a while, then on 6h, it goes back to 3h and starts beeping wight a flashing light on the 3h constantly, what could be the error with it?
this could mean one of two things: 1 - if it's just the 3h\wash light flashing then this indicates the machine is struggling to take on water 2 - if the 3h\wash led is flashing as part of a complete error code, then this is F08 which indicates a potential heater fault option 1 seems more likely considering you say it's on 6h inse when the error occurs. if it completes the wash fine but fails on rinsing, you might have an intermittent fault with the inlet valves.
Hi, I have Indesit IWDD7123. 7kg+5kg washer dryer. When I put it on Spin in an attempt to dry the clothes further, it fills with water. The drying cycle options are 11 ( cotton) and 12 (synthetics). After 3-4 hours the clothes come out steaming wet. I thought it was because I put too much clothes, but the result did not change on adding much less clothes (1/4 capacity). It seems to pull water even though it’s on a dry cycle. And I have put it on the driest option with no improvement. My landlady tells me this is normal. What is your opinion on this steamy but wet clothes ?
taking water in during drying is normal as it's used for the condensing process. however, clothes coming out wet is not normal and indicates that it's probably not able to drain out water properly. it most certainly should not be taking water in during a drain\spin cycle. washer dryers are more than capable of drying clothes fully. something is wrong
Hii, I have a question. I just go an indesit BDE 76435 9WS EE washing machine, it' not quite like this one in the video, therefore I'm not sure how to set it on Auto Clean mode. Does the first ever wash cycle have to be a safety wash, or will I be okay if I set a random cycle with just no clothes on, with detergent in it? I don't wanna mess my new machine up. Thank you in advance!
Silly question: when counting the binary digits to calculate the decimal error code, which LED is the MSB? In other words, do you read it from the top or the bottom?
from the top down, it reads 8, 4, 2, 1, 16. so on this indesit it would be as follows: wash = 8 rinse = 4 spin = 2 drain = 1 end = 16 rinse and drain on together indicates F05 since 4 + 1 = 5
@@thelaundrycookie1200 Thanks! I had the rinse light blinking and the beeper going off every 5 seconds (the start/stop light was steady), so I assume it was an F04. It turned out to be a clogged inlet valve. For some reason it waited to get water at the beginning, but it became impatient when it was time to rinse. Cleaned that up and it's good as new! Why they don't have easily removable filters is beyond me... Many thanks again for this video, it put me on the right track to fix mine!
i don't understand what you mean. are the option lights flashing while some of the cycle stage LEDs are solid? if so could you tell me which of the cycle stage LEDs are solid?
Hi my washing machine starts, water starts to flow (two sequence) but doesn’t move after that like rotate, but rather all the lights start blinking. Please what can I do thanks
the flashing lights are an error code. if you could tell me which of the wash progress LEDs are on\blinking, or send me a video of it, then i can help with what error code is being displayed. from what im hearing, it sounds like you've got a motor fault. so if your model is brushed, you probably need to have the brushes changed. and if your model is brushless, you probably need the inverter board looked at. this could still be a faulty main PCB though. the error code should hopefully point us in the right direction.
Hello, my machine starts, it fills with some water and then it stops. At first, the same had happened but it was also beeping the first light. Now, ( cause i have tried it some times), not even the beeping is happening. Do you have any idea?
for how long roughly does it stop? does the light still flash even now it's not beeping? the first light flashing indicates the machine isn't detecting any water. meaning a faulty pressure switch or disconnected pressure switch hose.
I have an issue with an idesit machine, it’s showing f05 and if i unplug it and plug it back on it will just show the program but the door is locked. Is there anyway i could unlock the door in this case without fixing the f05 error?
since f05 is a drainage error, it's unlikely the machine will unlock by itself without some of the water first being drained out. however, on some models there's an emergency door release tab at the bottom, underneath the kickplate. if yours has one, you can pull that down and the lock will release until you let go of the tab. don't do this is the water level is higher than the drum rim though.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 thanks for the swift reply! Yea i am aware that it won’t release the door, and i have tried several ways (there is no tab to pull for emergency door unlock as you suggested, and i also tried the trick with using a string to pull open the door). Fortunately, one thing that helped my case (and maybe could help others) is that I left the machine unplugged overnight (around 6 hours ish) and when i plugged it back, initially it showed a locked icon, but after give the door a push (or two) the icon disappeared and the door unlocked itself
im glad you have it unlocked now. judging from this, it sounds likely that the water temperature was the thing stopping the machine unlocking the door than the water level itself. as for dealing with the f05 error, it's definitely worth looking in the pump filter before doing any more washes
I've got a brand new one and the water comes through but then the machine stops doesn't do anything but the timer still goes down (mines a my time one) the door just will not open at all it's stuck on the lock
if you leave it for 2 minutes or so after it fills, it should begin washing. these machines have an unnecessary pause where it does nothing for about 2 minutes after taking in water, before it then takes in more water and begins washing.
@thelaundrycookie1200 I left it for the full 59 mins it just counted down didn't spin or anything said end and its still locked 3 hours later after checked the filter and pipes and nothing
normally if it's not doing anything you'll get an error, which makes me think the drive belt has come off since it's counting down normally but the drum isn't spinning or anything. if you put it on spin, and you hear the motor but there's no movement in the drum, this will be the problem. as for the door lock, that may be a seperate issue entirely. it's a little hard to figure out without seeing a video of the machine or something.
service mode won't fix anything by itself, it just helps you see what's working and what isn't. if you're noticing the drying section isn't working properly, you need to make sure the heating element is working and that the fan is spinning. also look out for error codes popping up during the drying cycle, either as a message on the display or in the form of flashing lights
it should heat up during the main wash. test the heating element by setting the program to white cotton and the temperature to 90°. if you feel no heat at all during the cycle then you need a new heating element.
does it actually complete the cycle though? as it's possible the lock isn't functioning as intended despite being able to lock the door, if that makes sense. failing that, the other explanation is a fault on the PCB.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 yeah it did. Wanna know the weird thing so I got the service mode to work and it ran through the whole thing without any faults. When it finished, I took it off service mode and ran a rinse, spin and drain. Worked perfectly. Then put in some towels that I'd used to soak up the water I took out of it earlier and put them on a full wash at full temperature. Worked perfectly. Very strange. What I'll do is order a replacement door lock and keep it for if it happens again
@@thelaundrycookie1200 all the lights are flashing ( eco time, eco saver, timer, start). Then it will stop if I press start again. But it will not release water.
yes they always flash for error codes. what's important is which of the lights on the right hand side are either solidly lit or also flashing, as they are what determine the error code the machine is giving you.
Hi mate tried the above as the washing machine isn’t working. The error with mine is it starts and then the top 4 lights just flash continuously. Any ideas?
end being solid indicates F16. which is meant to be a drum position sensor fault (which is for top loaders only). this is a false error code (very typical for W\H\I), and is actually the same error mine gave when i manually disconnected the NTC sensor. so if it's happening early on it may be heater or NTC related. especially if it washes for a few minutes with water in before erroring. though it's hard to tell for sure without having it in front of me.
when you say it won't drain, do you hear the pump activate? and is this before the error shows up? if so then you should check the filter as that may be the culprit. if the error shows before it's supposed to drain then it's not the pump or filter. the heater and\or NTC should be simple enough to swap, if you know what you're doing. i'd suggest asking an engineer to look at it anyway before buying any parts, since it's showing a false error.
mine keeps beeping when the bedding has all clumped together (uneven weight). anyone know how to cancel the cycle so i can open the door and adjust things?
i need a little more information... is the drum turning at all in the cycle, or is it washing and rinsing as usual, but just not spinning? can you hear the motor turning, but the drum doesn't seem to be rotating? is the machine draining the water as normal, or do you find it with lots of water left in the drum? does the cycle finish but the clothes are still wet, or does it stop and give an error? if so could you tell me what error you get?
check the obvious first: - fuse in the plug, the cable, the socket itself. then think about internals: - mains suppressor, internal wiring, the power button itself and as a last resort - the PCB
Does anyone know why this poxy machine keeps beeping through cycles ? It's driving me mad . It still works as it should ??? Should I just get a big hammer 🔨 or is there something I need to do ? Many thanks people:):)
shouldn't be beeping mid-cycle. it could mean the control board is glitching and buttons are being "pressed" by themselves (which will produce the beeps). it's hard to say for sure without being in front of the machine
i showed what i was doing while talking you through what i was doing, and also telling you what the machine was doing. i'm not sure what else you want me to do... which part of the video don't you understand? maybe i can try to explain it slightly differently and see if that helps.
that error is F12 which is a communication error between the control board and the main board. could be a wiring issue or an issue with the board itself. as a result, you'll likely need an engineer to help you with this
I just used this now as i was having difficulty spinning,its a life saver 😂. Thank you. I had to paise and off it eventually as it kept spinning. Iany tips for washing in 30mins id really appreciate. Thank you
i'm glad the video was helpful. to get the best results from any short cycles, i suggest following two main guidelines:
1 - avoid overloading - check the program table in the manual for the maximum load for each cycle. don't exceed this load size or performance will be impacted
2 - use the cycle for its intended purpose - these short washes are designed to quickly wash lightly soiled items. don't expect heavily soiled items to get fully cleaned from such cycles.
hope these guidelines are helpful. any further questions, just ask.
I have an indesit iwdc6125 washer dryer. When trying to use any mode the top 4 lights flash green. Start/pause flashes orange. And the bottom 4 lights are all on solid. End light is solid red. Any ideas?
i think it's a board fault. judging by it erroring when you do anything at all... plus, i can't figure out an error code from this combination of LEDs (although hotpoint\indesit are known for being very unhelpful with their error codes). the closest code i can get is F12, which is board-related.
@thelaundrycookie1200 okay thanks for the quick reply. This an easy cheap fix? Machine is about 7 years old, got it 2nd hand
it depends how much you're willing to spend. if you got it second hand, the replacement board probably isn't economically worth doing. especially considering you may need to swap both main and control boards, plus a faulty board is an assumed diagnosis based on indesit's unreliable error codes.
Thann you for this. I like to clean my washing machine with the correct washing machine powder cleaner. Is there a specific mode to put it on to? Cheers.
if your model has a dedicated cleaning cycle ("autoclean" on hotpoint\indesit), use that. otherwise, select a cotton-based 90\95° cycle (white 90° on hotpoint\indesit)
@@thelaundrycookie1200 awesome thank you very much!
So stupidly I used soap flakes in my washing machine I dilooted it like it said but I think I've usted to much, I cleared the filter that was all jelified soap flakes and there is a hole by the side of filter that is clogged with it to but unable to inclogg it what do you suggest?
run a full empty boilwash using white cotton and set it to 90°. this should hopefully melt away and dissolve the buildup
So the answer to most people's main question is this: Program 8 is the only one that gets cleaning over with within a reasonable time of 20 minutes.
people won't be coming to a "service mode tutorial" video to find out what cycle they want to use. they would go to an "all programs + options" video for that.
don't fall into the trap of throwing everything on the shortest wash. they are designed for very lightly soiled, very small loads. program 2 is 1h35 which is, to a lot of people, a reasonable length, allows more temperature variation, and allows a full 1200\1400 spin.
@thelaundrycookie1200 We'll try the 90 minute program 2 wash sometime. Thanks!
For a complete cycke mAchines stops in between while spining 11:34 and drying option is not workig instead flashing lights only
they're programmed to stop several times on each spin. that's normal. as for the drying, it can't be selected on all cycles, if it's flashing while trying to select it, then it means it's not compatible with the cycle. however, if it's stopping and flashing in the middle of a running drying cycle, you may have a faulty dryer box (fan, element or NTC).
Hi, my machine machine washes for a while, then on 6h, it goes back to 3h and starts beeping wight a flashing light on the 3h constantly, what could be the error with it?
this could mean one of two things:
1 - if it's just the 3h\wash light flashing then this indicates the machine is struggling to take on water
2 - if the 3h\wash led is flashing as part of a complete error code, then this is F08 which indicates a potential heater fault
option 1 seems more likely considering you say it's on 6h
inse when the error occurs. if it completes the wash fine but fails on rinsing, you might have an intermittent fault with the inlet valves.
Hi, I have Indesit IWDD7123. 7kg+5kg washer dryer. When I put it on Spin in an attempt to dry the clothes further, it fills with water. The drying cycle options are 11 ( cotton) and 12 (synthetics). After 3-4 hours the clothes come out steaming wet. I thought it was because I put too much clothes, but the result did not change on adding much less clothes (1/4 capacity). It seems to pull water even though it’s on a dry cycle. And I have put it on the driest option with no improvement. My landlady tells me this is normal. What is your opinion on this steamy but wet clothes ?
taking water in during drying is normal as it's used for the condensing process. however, clothes coming out wet is not normal and indicates that it's probably not able to drain out water properly. it most certainly should not be taking water in during a drain\spin cycle.
washer dryers are more than capable of drying clothes fully. something is wrong
Hii, I have a question. I just go an indesit BDE 76435 9WS EE washing machine, it' not quite like this one in the video, therefore I'm not sure how to set it on Auto Clean mode. Does the first ever wash cycle have to be a safety wash, or will I be okay if I set a random cycle with just no clothes on, with detergent in it? I don't wanna mess my new machine up. Thank you in advance!
an alternative to autoclean is white 90.
as long as it's high temperature it doesn't necessarily matter
Silly question: when counting the binary digits to calculate the decimal error code, which LED is the MSB? In other words, do you read it from the top or the bottom?
from the top down, it reads 8, 4, 2, 1, 16.
so on this indesit it would be as follows:
wash = 8
rinse = 4
spin = 2
drain = 1
end = 16
rinse and drain on together indicates F05 since 4 + 1 = 5
@@thelaundrycookie1200 Thanks! I had the rinse light blinking and the beeper going off every 5 seconds (the start/stop light was steady), so I assume it was an F04. It turned out to be a clogged inlet valve. For some reason it waited to get water at the beginning, but it became impatient when it was time to rinse. Cleaned that up and it's good as new! Why they don't have easily removable filters is beyond me...
Many thanks again for this video, it put me on the right track to fix mine!
mine keeps showing start/pause goes orange water wants to fill but then nothing happens mine won't wrok
i don't understand what you mean. are the option lights flashing while some of the cycle stage LEDs are solid? if so could you tell me which of the cycle stage LEDs are solid?
I have a indesit 1200 waterbalance plus machine. Its works fine apart from its beeps when its on but not all the time. Any ideas how to fix this plz
beeping alone is not sufficient information to diagnose a fault. it could be normal. please give more information
Hi my washing machine starts, water starts to flow (two sequence) but doesn’t move after that like rotate, but rather all the lights start blinking. Please what can I do thanks
the flashing lights are an error code. if you could tell me which of the wash progress LEDs are on\blinking, or send me a video of it, then i can help with what error code is being displayed. from what im hearing, it sounds like you've got a motor fault. so if your model is brushed, you probably need to have the brushes changed. and if your model is brushless, you probably need the inverter board looked at. this could still be a faulty main PCB though. the error code should hopefully point us in the right direction.
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Hello, my machine starts, it fills with some water and then it stops. At first, the same had happened but it was also beeping the first light. Now, ( cause i have tried it some times), not even the beeping is happening. Do you have any idea?
for how long roughly does it stop? does the light still flash even now it's not beeping?
the first light flashing indicates the machine isn't detecting any water. meaning a faulty pressure switch or disconnected pressure switch hose.
Mine wont spin, when i go to start it just beeps every few seconds? just a continuous beeping every 5 seconds and the lock button is flashing red?
the lock LED flashing red indicates the machine doesn't recognise that the door is closed and\or cannot lock the door. will be a door lock fault.
See mine spins but never stops being and the lock light comes on if you know the problem 🤷🏻♀️
I have an issue with an idesit machine, it’s showing f05 and if i unplug it and plug it back on it will just show the program but the door is locked. Is there anyway i could unlock the door in this case without fixing the f05 error?
since f05 is a drainage error, it's unlikely the machine will unlock by itself without some of the water first being drained out. however, on some models there's an emergency door release tab at the bottom, underneath the kickplate. if yours has one, you can pull that down and the lock will release until you let go of the tab. don't do this is the water level is higher than the drum rim though.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 thanks for the swift reply! Yea i am aware that it won’t release the door, and i have tried several ways (there is no tab to pull for emergency door unlock as you suggested, and i also tried the trick with using a string to pull open the door). Fortunately, one thing that helped my case (and maybe could help others) is that I left the machine unplugged overnight (around 6 hours ish) and when i plugged it back, initially it showed a locked icon, but after give the door a push (or two) the icon disappeared and the door unlocked itself
im glad you have it unlocked now. judging from this, it sounds likely that the water temperature was the thing stopping the machine unlocking the door than the water level itself. as for dealing with the f05 error, it's definitely worth looking in the pump filter before doing any more washes
I've got a brand new one and the water comes through but then the machine stops doesn't do anything but the timer still goes down (mines a my time one) the door just will not open at all it's stuck on the lock
if you leave it for 2 minutes or so after it fills, it should begin washing. these machines have an unnecessary pause where it does nothing for about 2 minutes after taking in water, before it then takes in more water and begins washing.
@thelaundrycookie1200 I left it for the full 59 mins it just counted down didn't spin or anything said end and its still locked 3 hours later after checked the filter and pipes and nothing
normally if it's not doing anything you'll get an error, which makes me think the drive belt has come off since it's counting down normally but the drum isn't spinning or anything. if you put it on spin, and you hear the motor but there's no movement in the drum, this will be the problem. as for the door lock, that may be a seperate issue entirely. it's a little hard to figure out without seeing a video of the machine or something.
How long does this whole process take? Mine seems to go on for too long.
i have shown it in real-time here. if the temperature knob is not set to "cold", it will heat on service mode and therefore will take longer.
Does service mode fix the dryer not drying?
service mode won't fix anything by itself, it just helps you see what's working and what isn't. if you're noticing the drying section isn't working properly, you need to make sure the heating element is working and that the fan is spinning. also look out for error codes popping up during the drying cycle, either as a message on the display or in the form of flashing lights
@@thelaundrycookie1200 thanks. I'll try that.
Please I just want to fine out how to set my washing machine to wash with hot water. Indesit 8kg just like yours
it should heat up during the main wash. test the heating element by setting the program to white cotton and the temperature to 90°. if you feel no heat at all during the cycle then you need a new heating element.
All my lights flash apart from the current mode lights which just the rinse and spin lights are one permenently
F06 - door lock fault
@@thelaundrycookie1200 I was thinking the same but it seems to lock fine on a spin and drain
does it actually complete the cycle though? as it's possible the lock isn't functioning as intended despite being able to lock the door, if that makes sense. failing that, the other explanation is a fault on the PCB.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 yeah it did. Wanna know the weird thing so I got the service mode to work and it ran through the whole thing without any faults. When it finished, I took it off service mode and ran a rinse, spin and drain. Worked perfectly. Then put in some towels that I'd used to soak up the water I took out of it earlier and put them on a full wash at full temperature. Worked perfectly. Very strange. What I'll do is order a replacement door lock and keep it for if it happens again
I have IWSCS 51051 and all the lights flashes blinks and it seems it cannot even wash
which of the cycle stage LEDs are flashing or solidly lit?
@@thelaundrycookie1200 all the lights are flashing ( eco time, eco saver, timer, start). Then it will stop if I press start again. But it will not release water.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 it can't also wash. It is as if it is washing but nothing works. Unplugged, checked the drains.. nope
yes they always flash for error codes. what's important is which of the lights on the right hand side are either solidly lit or also flashing, as they are what determine the error code the machine is giving you.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 the solid light is only the one at the end..the padlock symbol in red solid light. The other lights all blinking green
Hi mate tried the above as the washing machine isn’t working. The error with mine is it starts and then the top 4 lights just flash continuously. Any ideas?
could you tell me which lights are lit solidly? as the 4 flashing LEDs happens for every code. it's the solid LEDs that differentiate the error codes.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 so the lock and the end lights are solid. The time saver, energy saver, extra rinse, delay timer and start/pause are flashing
end being solid indicates F16. which is meant to be a drum position sensor fault (which is for top loaders only). this is a false error code (very typical for W\H\I), and is actually the same error mine gave when i manually disconnected the NTC sensor. so if it's happening early on it may be heater or NTC related. especially if it washes for a few minutes with water in before erroring. though it's hard to tell for sure without having it in front of me.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 yeh it starts to wash then stops and won’t drain, is it an easy fix the NTC?
when you say it won't drain, do you hear the pump activate? and is this before the error shows up? if so then you should check the filter as that may be the culprit. if the error shows before it's supposed to drain then it's not the pump or filter. the heater and\or NTC should be simple enough to swap, if you know what you're doing. i'd suggest asking an engineer to look at it anyway before buying any parts, since it's showing a false error.
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that will be an error code. the meaning of the code depends on which of the progress indicator lights are solidly lit
mine keeps beeping when the bedding has all clumped together (uneven weight). anyone know how to cancel the cycle so i can open the door and adjust things?
press and hold the on\off button for 5 seconds. it should cancel.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 thanks so much. i shall give it a try :)
mine isnt spinning do you know how to repair this?
i need a little more information... is the drum turning at all in the cycle, or is it washing and rinsing as usual, but just not spinning?
can you hear the motor turning, but the drum doesn't seem to be rotating?
is the machine draining the water as normal, or do you find it with lots of water left in the drum?
does the cycle finish but the clothes are still wet, or does it stop and give an error? if so could you tell me what error you get?
The drum isn’t rolling at all
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my washer doesnt even fill up with water
assuming the water tap is turned on, it'll be a faulty inlet valve
Mine won't turn on
check the obvious first:
- fuse in the plug, the cable, the socket itself.
then think about internals:
- mains suppressor, internal wiring, the power button itself
and as a last resort - the PCB
Doesnt spin at all. After filling the water it doesnt spin.
you probably need new brushes (or if it's a brushless model, it's likely a faulty inverter board)
@thelaundrycookie1200 i bought 4 months ago
then something is probably causing them to fail ridiculously quickly. for example, a damaged commutator
Does anyone know why this poxy machine keeps beeping through cycles ? It's driving me mad . It still works as it should ??? Should I just get a big hammer 🔨 or is there something I need to do ? Many thanks people:):)
shouldn't be beeping mid-cycle. it could mean the control board is glitching and buttons are being "pressed" by themselves (which will produce the beeps). it's hard to say for sure without being in front of the machine
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I have same Indesit , i Lost my time see that video, you dont explain nothing.!!!
i showed what i was doing while talking you through what i was doing, and also telling you what the machine was doing. i'm not sure what else you want me to do...
which part of the video don't you understand? maybe i can try to explain it slightly differently and see if that helps.
@@thelaundrycookie1200 my machine damaged bearing inside today 3h ago, very sad need pay repair very expensive
@@thelaundrycookie1200 hi when I switch on the start pause flashes and then 3h and 6h are on how do I reset so when I turn on none of them are on
that error is F12 which is a communication error between the control board and the main board. could be a wiring issue or an issue with the board itself. as a result, you'll likely need an engineer to help you with this