i have tried to remove the coin but its too big and is stuck in the pipe at the bottom of the machine that leds to the filter. The machine gets to a certain point then just stops showing OE and will not spin.
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I've just re-read your question and i've realised that your machine is possibly still sitting full of water. If thats the case then MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AT LEAST TWO OR THREE BUCKETS OR BASINS, (HAVE THEM UNDER THE HOSE YOU TAKE OFF), AND SOME TOWELS READY BEFORE YOU PULL OFF ANY HOSES FROM UNDER THE MACHINE BECAUSE THE WATER WILL POUR OUT AS SOON AS YOU DISCONNECT THEM. THERE WILL BE A FAIR AMOUNT. REMOVE ANY HOSE SLOWLY AND TRY TO CONTROL THE FLOW OF WATER. PLUS HAVE SOMEONE WITH YOU TO EMPTY THE BASINS AS YOU SWAP THEM OVER. Also obviously make sure the machine is off and unplugged.
Sandy
August 2008
I don't know this machine, but if you have a coin stuck in a hose then it's usually just a case of disconnecting the hose and squeezing and pushing until you can get a grip of it and pull it out. If the coin is to big to come out of the smaller diameter end that connects to the pump, then disconnect the hose from the other end, the end that the coin went in and squeeze it back the way. If it went in that end it'll come back out that end. By the way, if we are talking about the hose that connects to the bottom of the drum and runs down to the filter, and you do disconnect it at the drum side, make sure that when you put it back on you get it on properly, if you don't there is a danger that the water pressure from the drum on a consequent wash will blow it off again resulting in a flood. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Sandy
August 2008
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