I'm kinda surprised JT hasn't already started this thread
This will be your go-to thread for appliance chat, tech, builds, rants.
First off,
Our Bosch washing machine has been pretty good to us so far in the few years we've had it. It's an HE front loader, which I bought not to save the planet, but because I needed a shallow stackable set to shoehorn into a closet. Our house was built in the 40's and had the laundry in the kitchen, but we are too good for that.
One day this week, we heard water dripping and had a puddle of water forming under the machine. I recently had to replace the couple year old hoses, so that was the first thing I checked. They were dry. The drip was coming from within.
Last night I pulled its top off for a peak.
Suprisingly, this was pretty easy, only requiring the removal of two screws.
Right away, I could see that the cold water inlet valve was leaking. After undoing the hoses and electrical connector, it came right out.
That's where I'm at right now. Hopefully the parts house in town will have one.
This will be your go-to thread for appliance chat, tech, builds, rants.
First off,
Our Bosch washing machine has been pretty good to us so far in the few years we've had it. It's an HE front loader, which I bought not to save the planet, but because I needed a shallow stackable set to shoehorn into a closet. Our house was built in the 40's and had the laundry in the kitchen, but we are too good for that.
One day this week, we heard water dripping and had a puddle of water forming under the machine. I recently had to replace the couple year old hoses, so that was the first thing I checked. They were dry. The drip was coming from within.
Last night I pulled its top off for a peak.
Suprisingly, this was pretty easy, only requiring the removal of two screws.
Right away, I could see that the cold water inlet valve was leaking. After undoing the hoses and electrical connector, it came right out.
That's where I'm at right now. Hopefully the parts house in town will have one.