причины, что нужно делать в стиралке LG, Samsung или Indesit

Жизнь современного человека невозможно представить без стиральной машины. Сегодня это не роскошь, а необходимость, которая экономит время и гарантирует высокое качество стирки. Как быть, если задав программу, спустя какое-то время вы обнаруживаете, что машина не сливает воду? Попробуем разобраться.

Производители выпускают модели высокого качества, однако, поломки иногда встречаются, причём в самый неподходящий момент.

Причины поломки

Причин не так уж много:

1. Засор сливного шланга, идущего от стиральной машины в канализацию. Если в эту же цепочку «включен» сифон, то, возможно, засорился он.

   Засор в сливном шланге.

2. Засор фильтра. К сожалению, очень часто мы забываем проверять карманы, прежде чем заложить вещи в стиральную машину. Выпавшие бумажки, монеты, камушки, а также оторванные пуговицы могут перекрыть фильтр.

   У современных машин на выходе из барабана установлен защитный сетчатый фильтр.

3. Засор сливного патрубка. Эта деталь стиральной машины соединяет бак стиральной машины и ее помпу.

   Патрубок расположен между помпой и баком. Причиной засора может быть мелкий мусор.

4. Если вы заметили, что вода не сливается, и при этом слышите характерный гул, вероятно, вышла из строя помпа, которая «отвечает» за перекачку воды.

   Неисправная помпа будет постоянно гудеть или престанет включаться.

5. Неисправность модуля электронного управления. Обычно это следствие естественного износа или результат скачков напряжения.

   Сломаться может электронная плата управления. Причиной сбоя в ее работе обычно является короткое замыкание.

6. Слишком длинный сливной шланг. К сожалению, не всегда есть возможность установить стиральную машину близко к трубе канализации (особенно, если речь идет о частных домах и коттеджах с нестандартной планировкой). А со временем мощность сливного насоса становится слабее.

   Не рекомендуется использовать шланг длиннее 1,5 метра.

Многие современные стиральные машины оборудованы дисплеем, на котором высвечивается не только ход программы, но и код возникшей ошибки. В этом случае определить поломку гораздо проще.  Также существуют программы, не предусматривающие отжима. То есть, для того, чтобы машинка начала сливать воду и отжимать содержимое, нужно дать дополнительную команду. Поэтому, прежде чем паниковать и подсчитывать убытки от ремонта, убедитесь, в каком именно режиме работает ваша «стиралка».

Время, затраченное на поиск причин неисправности, компенсируется экономией денег на вызов мастера.

Встречается и такая ситуация: машинка набирает воду, и тут же ее сливает. Такой результат дает поломка реле уровня воды, проблема с электронным модулем или неработающий клапан впуска.

Прибор может перестать нормально функционировать из-за сломанного прессостата.

Как слить воду самостоятельно

Если автоматика отказывается сливать воду, сделать это придется самостоятельно. Способов проведения такой процедуры имеется достаточно, выбирайте тот, который подойдет вам.

• На нижней части корпуса стиральной машинки имеется фильтр. Открутите его, предварительно подставив емкость под воду. Немного наклоните машину в сторону фильтра и зафиксируйте ее до тех пор, пока вода не сольется. Выбирайте емкость достаточного размера, чтобы поместилась вся вода.
• Если через фильтр вода не сливается, значит, нужно прочистить патрубок и сливать воду через него. Иногда патрубок достаточно слегка пошевелить и вода начинает сливаться.
• Если ни один из вышеперечисленных методов не срабатывает, придется откачивать по старинке, используя шланг и руководствуясь законом сообщающихся сосудов.

Что делать при поломке

1. Отключите машину от электросети.

   Чтобы выяснить, почему стиральная машина не сливает воду, нужно проверить агрегат по нескольким параметрам.

2. На стиральных машинах (обычно внизу на передней части) расположен маленький люк, под которым находится фильтр. Выкрутите его и осмотрите. Возможно, он забит, и его просто нужно промыть водой. Если машинка не сливает воду именно по причине засорения фильтра, из него сразу потечет вода. Так что во избежание неприятностей заранее подставьте емкость.

   У стиралок различных марок фильтр слива располагается в разных местах.

3. Если машина упрямо не сливает воду и после проверки фильтра, проверьте сливной патрубок. Для этого придется открутить крепежные винты сливного узла. Открутив весь крепеж вы без труда снимите патрубок. Если имеется засор вы «нащупаете» его пальцами. После проверки и прочистки патрубок устанавливается на место.

   Обычно патрубок закреплен на корпусе стиралки вертикально.

4. Еще она причина поломки – заклинивание крыльчатки. Эта деталь располагается за фильтром. Очень часто в нее попадают нитки и другие мелкие элементы. Крыльчатка должна свободно вращаться, так что определить есть проблема или нет, вы сможете, попробовав ее провернуть.

   Застрявшие нитки или волосы блокируют лопасти крыльчатки, и она перестает крутить воду в стиралке. В результате насос работает всухую и сгорает.

5. Если и крыльчатка работает в «штатном режиме», возможно неисправна помпа.  Чтобы определить, имеется ли поломка в помпе, нужно выкрутить фильтр и установить программу на отжим. Подсветите отверстие и посмотрите.

   Если крыльчатка остается неподвижной, есть вероятность, что помпа неисправна.

Правила эксплуатации стиральной машины

Для того, чтобы избежать проблем со стиральной машиной, важно правильно ее эксплуатировать.

1. Каждая модель рассчитана на определенное количество белья, это четко прописано в руководстве по эксплуатации. Если загружать больше – агрегат будет работать на износ и вероятность поломки увеличится в разы.

   Если при осмотре вы обнаружили неработающую деталь, стоит заменить ее новой.

2. Обязательно осматривайте вещи, прежде чем загружать их машину. И речь даже не идет о крупных предметах, не ленитесь вытряхивать кармашки, так как в них могут скапливаться нитки, частицы волокон, пыль. Накапливаясь, это становится убойной силой для вашей стиралки.

   Проверяйте содержимое карманов одежды перед стиркой.

3. Если есть возможность, подключите машинку к сети через специальный сетевой фильтр. Этот прибор сгладит скачки напряжения в сети, и, возможно, убережет вашу бытовую технику от поломки. Конечно, небольшие скачки не страшны, а вот серьезные перепады напряжения не пройдут бесследно для электронного блока.

   Не выдергивайте шнур электропитания во время работы машинки.

4. Внимательно выбирайте режим стирки.

   Не прерывайте работу стиралки при исполнении режима.

5. Регулярно прочищайте фильтр, не реже одного раза в году, а лучше – каждые 6 месяцев.

   Периодически прочищайте сливной фильтр и шланг.

6. Не забывайте о профилактической чистке стиральной машины. Для этого загрузите порошок и средство для удаления накипи в соответствующий отсек, выберите максимальную температуру и проведите полный цикл стирки.

   Используйте специальное средство для смягчения жесткой воды.

К сожалению, никто не застрахован от поломок стиральной машины. И, справедливости ради стоит заметить, что иногда это не зависит от пользователя. И все же, внимательное и аккуратное отношение к бытовой технике позволит свести к минимуму риски поломки. Если же агрегат сломался, а вы не обладаете необходимыми навыками для ремонта, не экспериментируйте, доверьте ремонт стиральной машины профессионалам.

Соблюдение рекомендаций увеличит срок службы деталей и сохранит механизм слива в рабочем состоянии на длительный период эксплуатации.

ВИДЕО: Как слить воду со стиральной машинки.

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This time frame is taking 7 loads a week into consideration.Depending on your make and model, you may be able to get away with a dependable machine for a longer span of time, but if you’re reaching the 14 year mark and you’ve had some problems with your washer in the past, it may be time for an upgrade. This is where washing machine warranties come in handy. 90003 90002 90003 90002 90046 Next 90047> Lifespan of Modern Home Appliances 90003 90002 90003.90000 Washing Machine Will not Drain Water 90001 90002 90003 Updated 90004 December 12, 2019 90005 90006: 90007 First Published 90008 July 8, 2013 90005 90010 90011 90002 If your washing machine will not drain the water out this article gives advice on how to fix it. Has the washing machine 90007 only just been plumbed in 90010 and it will not empty? Then you might not even need to drain or pull the washer out — so read this first will not drain after being moved or plumbed in. 90011 90002 90017 90017 If your washing machine is stuck full of water because it’s gone dead, just make sure that it is not something simple like the fuse or a problem with the wall socket.This could save a lot of messing about trying to drain the washing machine. 90011 90002 Otherwise you need to drain out as much of the water as possible before doing anything else. Read this article how to manually drain out the water that’s stuck inside washing machine and return here when you have drained out the water. 90011 90022 What are the main causes of not draining? 90023 90002 Once you’ve drained out as much water as you can it’s time to investigate further. If the washer appears to be functioning normally, but will not pump away the water, these are the most common causes 90011 90026 90027 A blockage somewhere 90028 90027 Something jammed in the pump 90028 90027 Pump failure 90028 90027 An electrical fault 90028 90035 90002 There are 2 variations of this fault.One is when the washing machine is left completely full of water and not one drop has been pumped away. The other is when only some of the water gets pumped away. The latter can be caused by an intermittent fault, or more commonly by a partial blockage somewhere. However, bear in mind that if another fault prevents the washing machine doing a fast spin, that might account for some of the water left in the drum if it’s not too much. 90011 90038 90022 Is the water pump running — or not? 90023 90002 It’s important to establish whether the pump is running or not.If the pump is running, but not draining out water then we suspect a blockage somewhere. But if the pump is not running, then it could be a fault on the pump, something jamming the pump, or an electrical fault. 90011 90002 Note that some washing machines like Hotpoint Whirlpool and maybe Indesit turn off the pump when there’s no water inside so if you are only testing it without water that could be why it is not running. 90011 90045 If the pump is not running 90046 90002 The most common reason a pump is not running is because an obstruction is physically jammed inside it.Check that the impeller turns and it’s not jammed (or broken and loose on the shaft). It may have a little magnetic resistance at one point but it should be at the same point on each revolution. 90011 90002 The impeller should turn fairly easily. It might be possible to hear a gentle hum in place of the normal pump sound when it’s trying to drain, although not necessarily. A hum would indicate the pump is electrically OK and is trying to run but is jammed. 90011 With water 90003 drained out of the washing machine 90006 remove the pump filter and check for obstructions.If no pump filter is fitted the pump may need removing to check. Some pump filters are hidden behind the kickplate, how do I clean my pump filter — where is the pump filter? 90002 If you can not see anything it might be wiser to book an appliance repair 90011 90045 Pump is not jammed 90046 90002 If the pump is not running but not blocked or jammed then it needs testing with a continuity test meter for open circuit resistance across the pump’s terminals. An open circuit pump is clearly faulty and needs replacing.The windings on a standard washing machine pump would normally have a resistance of around 165 Ohms. If it is not open circuit or jammed you’d need to investigate if it is getting power and has a neutral return. These are things an engineer should be doing — Find white goods appliance repairs 90011 90038 90045 Is the pump making a loud grinding noise? 90046 90002 If the pump is making a loud grinding noise, either constantly or intermittently, there is likely to be something inside being tossed around by the impeller.It’s possible for a pump to have bearing failure, but in most cases it will be an obstruction (such as a coin, hair band, hair grip, bra wire etc.) stuck inside the pump. With the water drained out and pump filter removed it should be possible to see into the pump (where the impeller is) to check for obstructions. 90011 90045 Checking for blockages 90046 90002 90067 90067 Is the drain hose connected to the u-bend under the sink? If so try checking the spigot for blockages. Note that if you can not hear the pump running do not bother.A blockage here would not stop the pump running, nor would it make the pump stop making its normal noise. 90011 90002 This is a simple fix, and can be done without moving the washing machine. The drain hose is connected to the u-bend by a plastic spigot pushed into the end of the drain hose. Unscrew the spigot to inspect inside. Also check inside the u-bend where the spigot screws on. A small button, or accumulated bits of stringy threads and lint from laundry can get stuck here. It takes surprisingly little to stop the water being pumped away at this point.90011 90002 90011 90045 Check for a blocked pump filter 90046 90002 Next you need to check for blockages in the main pump filter if your washing machine has one. Most do. You will need to have drained out as much water as possible before removing the filter. Also, put down large bath towels before removing the pump filter to soak up the water that will inevitably come out. 90011 90078 Taking the filter out 90079 90002 90081 90081 It should be easy to pull the filter out. If unsure check your instruction manual or the pump filter link above.If the filter appears jammed and will not come out read the advice in the pump filter article. Do not make the mistake of assuming that 90007 anything 90010 found in the filter will account for the fault. The pump filter would need to be physically blocked by something like a sock, or a buildup of lint to stop the washing machine from pumping out. 90011 90002 If all you find is a few buttons and coins this will not be the reason your washing machine is not pumping the water. Only an object actually jamming the pump impeller or a substantial blockage of the filter would account for not draining.90011 90038 90045 If you can not find a blockage 90046 90002 If there are no blockages substantial enough to account for the problem there could still be a blockage — but in less accessible places. It’s probably better to consider finding an appliance engineer. A more obscure blockage could be inside the drum, the sump hose, the pump chamber, or even inside the drain hose. This type of blockage would normally also stop water being drained out manually. So if water drained out easily through the drain hose or filter hose it implies there is no physical blockage.90011 90002 Remember you should only be looking for a blockage if you can hear that the pump is running. If the pump is not running we are not suspecting a blockage. If it’s running, not emptying, and there’s no blockage in the pump, filter or u-bend read here — Can not Find a Blockage But Washing Machine Still Not Draining 90011 90078 Be Safe: Do not risk it 90079 90002 If you aren ‘t experienced and trained for working on electrical and mechanical appliances you should probably book an appliance engineer.90011 90002 90100 90100 Even if experienced, please take a moment to check out my DIY repair safety advice, which not only covers electrical safety but has tips and advice that you may be less aware of too. Do not be complacent. 90011 90078 Do not get carried away 90079 90002 90106 90106 90011 90002 Over the years, even experienced appliance repairmen have been seriously injured or killed repairing appliances. 90011.