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A classic case of operator error.

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Problem solved. I’m an idiot as I was testing with the drain hose at floor level because I didn’t realise it had to be raised above the sump.
There had been a genuine problem because the error originally occurred while the machine was plumbed in, so I guess the replacement float switch or clearing the pipe to the pressure switch did the trick.
Thanks for your help, it’s much appreciated.

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Not exactly but very similar.

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Ok. I removed the right side panel so I could access the pipe, removed it and flushed it then replaced it. Cycle starts, machine fills and drains but gives the A:5 error again.

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Ok. Found that pulled the pipe off and poked a cable tie up it. Reconnected it and now the machine starts a cycle, fills but comes up with A:5 as soon as it starts draining.

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Thanks. I’ll check.

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Could you advise where the pressure switch is located? Is it reasonable easy to replace?

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