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Hi there ,
I own a BUSH HW60-1460DB
Washing machine, for about 7 years.
I started to notice months ago that the clothes come out not very clean at all, and after having a look at the inside i notice that there is little water during washing. I m using a standard mode.
Do you think the problem is the low amount of water? Please see pic for reference
Many thanks 😉Re: low water level?
That is a normal water level so that is not your problem. It could be several things like, over dosing with detergent? Wrong program choice? Overloading? Pump filter partially blocked? Etc etc….
Re: low water level?
Well looks a bit lower than I would expect but not by much! Since Partmaster only shows 10 parts for your Chinese made machine of which only 1 is really relevant specifically to you and that is a heater at a totally rip off 70 odd quid I will make a guess as there is not very much info on these things.
Low h2o level. Possible that one half of the solenoid is o/circuit from very much a failing memory there is one valve but 2 solenoids. To test: power off wires to each soleniod remove each solenoid at a time. Set multimeter on 200 ohms any reading circ 3.8 / 4 is normal = valve is ok. But jet nozzle in soap box might be blocked with lime – fairly common
Could be the heater to part earth or even o/cicuit = poor wash. A multimeter is not much good at proving the former but ok for testing the later. If no meter set at 60 degrees does the door glass get hot/hotish? If it is the heater take a note of its wattage, look up the part on p/master and see if you can get a look-a-like one that will do the job for less than 20 / 15 quid, 70 quid is insane a shame on Partmaster!.
I take it the drum goes around on wash and it spins well? How good is the pump out?
I would of thought that if all else appears well it is going to be a fairly daft fault much akin to what Martin points out.
Let us know.
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