It is a beko eco washing machine about 9yrs old was working ok apart from door fault now i've buggerd it with wd40
The WD40 should not have done any harm, unfortunately the faults with the door lock cannon be fixed with CRC, You will need to replace the door lock assembly and hopefully the machine will resume normal operation.
SOURCE: beko eco washing machine
Sounds like a pump problem. Could be a broken impeller, or something has got past the filter and has jammed it. Try removing the filter assembly inside, and see if anything is visible in the pump chamber. It may be too late and the pump is broken.
SOURCE: Indesit WIA 121 washing machine,
One of the main problems with Indesit front loaders ( apart from replacing the door interlock switch) is
If the door will not close and click in the lock, then take the door off with a tork screwdriver and take the screws of the inner plastic off the door (make sure you do this on a flat surface) and gently prize off the inner plasic by running round a flat head screwdriver..
Once you have taken off the door and glass bowel - check out the door catch to see if a metal rod has come out of its housing holding the catch and spring in place and refit or replace.
I have come across many door catches like this.
SOURCE: beko wma 510 w washing
new pump washing machine will not spin or empty. what could be the problem
SOURCE: Hoover washer/dryer VHW854D SHOWS ERROR
I have exactly the same problem. Hoover Service Centre told me to tip a bucket of warm water into the drum and leave for 5 minutes before switching it back on. The idea is that the machine may be affected by the cold weather. Needless to say it made no difference and Error 11 remains - I am expecting an engineer on Thursday 23 I'll keep you posted on the outcome.
sounds like the on/off button is faulty. It may need replacing, but try a squirt of WD40 on the switch WITH THE POWER TURNED OFF!! COS WD40 IS COMBUSTABLE
But like my dear old Dad said ''it works like magic in a tin''
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