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I have a 12 year old AEG OKO lavamat washing machine that has started leaking significant quantities of water from underneath (not obvious where from). On the first occasion I removed the emergency drain cover (?, bottom left on front of machine) and found a hairclip. The machine was fine for a few washes but has leaked again.
Given its age, is it worth the expense of getting an engineer to have a look, or should I start looking for a new machine? However, in light of the number of comments on this site regarding new versus old build quality I’d prefer to keep my old machine if I can realistically expect another couple of years out of it. It has only ever gone wrong once previously, 10 years ago! Is this the beginning of the end?
Re: Is it worth repairing?
Yes, I would say it’s worth a look at to be honest.
These older AEG’s were excellent machines, it may be just a hose split 😀
Check Repairs@ for an Independent engineer who should be able to help.
Dave.
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