What to describe
A cycle that stops halfway, a drum that will not turn or water left behind each calls for a different set of observations.
A cycle that stops halfway, a drum that will not turn or water left behind each calls for a different set of observations. Arrange a BR-postcode enquiry with Bromley Appliance Care.

A cycle that stops halfway, a drum that will not turn or water left behind each calls for a different set of observations.
Note whether the problem appeared during filling, washing, rinsing or spinning. A photograph of the exact display can be more useful than a remembered code.
Record whether the drum is full of water and whether it moved earlier in the cycle. Do not repeatedly run a machine that is shaking violently.
Note whether the cycle has ended and water is still visible. Do not force the handle or bypass the lock.
Stop using the machine. If safely accessible, isolate its water supply and electricity without touching a wet plug or socket.
Keep the load and programme details available. Leave a heavy or integrated machine in position.
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A washing machine that stops mid-cycle can leave the whole day on hold. Note whether water stays in the drum, the load will not spin, or a code appears. Photograph the display and the model label without moving the appliance or removing panels. For independent repair enquiries across Bromley B R one to B R eight, contact Bromley Appliance Care.