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It's a vent like the one in your vehicle

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Possibly a broken/faulty switch I would think.

Water spill om the motor I expect. Dry it out thoroughly and it may work again.

Very well could be, but I would check the heating element. Unless you have tools and skill to check you will need to call for service. Given the situation in UK you may be better served using main oven if possible.

possible transformer shorted thats whats popping breaker

I thought it was probably a 'brushless motor', but they sell them for that model. They are funky, this is what they look like. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HOTPOINT-WMAL641-washing-machine-motor-carbon-brushes-Connection-terminal-6-4m-/233628113721 VIDEOS on changing them https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk00kSRxldnKJ82uHf7utud8M6EGvMg%3A1612566982903&ei=xtEdYIjYNsfj_Aayo77ABw&q=hotpoint+aquarius+wmal641+replace+brushes ..

Hi,There are basically just few reasons :1. Maybe the water pressure is too low2. Hoses are blocked - check that there are no kinks in the cold water fill hose and the waste water hose too3. Clogged inlet valve - the water inlet valve supplies hot and cold water.You can read more about most common washing machine faults here - https://www.justfixed.co.uk/washing-machine-problems/

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Important: Switch the power off from the wall socket and unplug your washing machine first! Remove the bottom panel - you will fint the filter here. Please place a towel in front of the filter to absorb any water.Thanks Carolyn, it looks you have a very old model - the bad news is the filter is under the drum. It would be hard to explain here and I don't have this model in the repair shop to send you a photo, but I have found a good video that will show you where the filter is placed, please have a lookhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyXvsbDMkrsHope this helps.?Best,?Dave

You need a pulling tool and a press to put it back on. I would percivere with a blade and patience.

Check the leak tray inside the base of the machine and see if there is water in there. There is a sensor to detect small leaks.

At 5 months old it should be still under warranty and qualify for free repair...

We have just had to call out an engineer to get our 1 1/2 year old Hotpoint Graphite Frost Free Fridge Freezer repaired. The fridge had almost entitely stopped cooling even when on high. I was amazed at how easily the problem was sorted. The engineer removed all the basktes from the freezer to access the screws on the inside backpanel of the freezer. Once this panel was removed it was clear that the so called Frost Free doesn't really mean what it says. The ice need to be melted with a bit of simple care. It is obvious that with a bit of care it is easliy a diy job BUT PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND READ THE NEXT PART BEFORE YOU BEGIN TO REMOVE THE ICE> The ice forms around variouys pipes etc and he usecd a screwdriver to help release the ice quicker than waiting for it to defrost and he also used a simple hairdryer to help speed up the process. He had a ntowel and a basin to take care of the water. Next time I would have no problem doing this myself but I would need to leave it a little while to defrost and NOT USE A SCREWDRIVER as I am sure somehow I would puncture a pipe or the wall of the freezer itself and I am quite used to doing the odd bit of DIY. On a difficulkty scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being difficult I would rate the job as about a 3. Hope this helps anyone who reads this about £70.

Could be a defective cycle timer

Brown in the centre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IBnIkoJ1BQ

If turning down the thermostat doesn't reduce the cooling (makes it warmer), the thermostat is probably faulty causing the motor to run too much. I have a RLA 80. Some time ago my fridge wasn't getting cold enough so I ordered a replacement thermostat and almost as an afterthought I gave the temperature adjusting knob an experimental tap with a screwdriver handle (known to often temporarily restore operation to any device that switches mains current). The fridge began working for a while and needed another tap... I must have given it the treatment half a dozen times and it suddenly began working normally. I have yet to replace the thermostat and the replacement is ready for when the time comes, as it has been ready for about 3 years.

try just putting it in the bottom of the machine where the water goes

There are usually more than one element in an oven with a grill.

Is there an Oven timer on it? You need it professionally serviced. Ordinary people aren't permitted to work on gas appliances themselves without certification. Gas is too dangerous, poisonous and explosive! Contact Hotpoint direct, if that is a known issue, it will be the subject of a recall.

Most likely you have a oven ignitor issue


Here is a video to help

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