My washing machine wont fill up with water, what would the problem be, ive cleaned the hose at both ends so its not blocked?

hi Judi.
this is what i found.

If your Samsung washing machine is displaying a E4/error code on the control panel after completing the spin cycle and the clothes are still wet, we've got the solution for you. This fault is most commonly caused by an unbalanced washing machine load.

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What does 4e mean on my Samsung washing machine?This is essentially a fill timeout error which will normally mean that either the water isn't on or that an inlet valve has failed or pressure switch problem check pipes as well. Water fill time out: The washing machine has failed to fill with water in a reasonable time.24 Nov 2015Samsung washing machine error code 4E and E1 Fault Not filling in ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFlnxeB0P0gSearch for: What does 4e mean on my Samsung washing machine?
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check hose is not kinked and tap is turn on. if both ok turn off water remove hose check filter that is inserted into the fill adapter where the hose fits to the machine is not blocked, if all ok to this point fault could be fill level detector, fill solenoid valve or programmer out put

Lid off, right side circular pressure switch with black hose attached. Remove end of hose, blow down to make sure not blocked and blow into switch where hose attaches. Should click twice. If doesn't click, faulty pressure switch (replace)

There are debri screens in many styles of washer fill hoses that can block up. And the end that connects to the back of your machine also has a reachable screen filter up inside the water valve inlet that can also block up.

Disconnect the water fill hose at the machine and check screens ... clean or replace if needed.

The screen are usually attached to the hose washer and will pop out manually with a small screwdriver or knife. Then turn the water valve on with the free end of the hose aimed into your washer tub to make sure you have free water flow from the faucet to the water valve. If all screens are clean and clear but still no water pressure going into the washer after reconnecting your hoses then you can suspect the water valve inlet assembly.

Hi just read your posting.Now just to confirm the model number,Is it GW601 or MW601?Now have you tried a hot fill and a cold fill and a warm fill?Have you removed the inlet hoses at the machine end and checked to see if water comes out of both hoses?Please reply with additional information on the questions and I am sure I can track down this fault for you.Looking forward to your reply.

sounds like your pump may be gone, or could be pipe blocked. to check pipe fill machine take outlet pipe at rear of machine and lay this into a bowl. If water flows ok then all pipes are clear. As water is coming through just put machine onto spin cycle and raise hose to see if water will then pump out.

pop open the front. Check the little 1/4 in hose going to the side of the tub. It may have gunk build up inside it blocking air flow. Its the pressure hose that tells your water level switch how much water is in the washer. Clean it out as well as the port it attaches to.

check the screens in the hoses to see if plug and on the back of washer were the hoses hook up and the fill value might be faulty

SOUNDS LIKE INLET VALVE IS PLUGGED. THIS SHOULD NEVER BE CLEANED ONLY REPLACED.

hmmm...wool requires cold water...I'm guessing that first the hot water and now the cold water solenoid valves have become clogged with sediment. test by turning off water. then loosen the hose connection to each inlet in back of washer. then slowly open water valves and let water pour into wash tub if hose will reach, otherwise pour into a bucket. if water comes out of hose, then look for metal screens at hose connections to washer and clean those. if still no water through solenoids (after re-connecting water hoses) then may need to disassemble solenoids and clean those too.