Unplug it from the wall outlet and shut off the water supply valves connected to the washing machine. Next, disconnect the water supply hoses from the valve and the rear of the washer. Then disconnect the drain hose from the washer and the drainpipe.
Just take small plastic, make small roll of the same. Open the inlet pipe of washer block the water inlet from that plastic roll , leaving no space for water to enter. Tightly close the water inlet pipe. This will prevent entry of water in the machine and machine will stop with tap error.
To stop the machine altogether: you can switch it off, you can unplug its power cord, or you can pull the selector dial (on some models) which will ``pause'' the current wash cycle.
- Use a **washer and dryer lock box**: Some companies make lockable boxes or covers for washer and dryer controls to prevent unauthorized use. - **Padlock the lids/doors**: Install a latch or clasp on the lids or doors of the appliances that can be secured with a padlock.
Tools you'll need to disconnect your washing machine
Adjustable pliers or a pipe wrench. A screwdriver (if you need to remove a worktop for an integrated machine) A pair of gloves. A bucket (for collecting any excess water)
To prevent children from accidentally starting or playing around with your washer or dryer, the Child Lock feature disables the buttons on the control panel, with the exception of a few things like Power. On many models, it will also lock the door, which will remain locked even if the washer is restarted.
When the child lock is activated, there will be a key symbol in the display and all the washing machine buttons will be disabled. To deactivate the child lock, press and hold the start button for three to five seconds. After this time you will hear an audible beep and the key symbol will disappear.
Step 1. Press the Start/Pause button to unlock the door. Step 2. Open the door, then add or remove laundry.
Set the machine to a hot cycle and add a cup of bicarbonate of soda & vinegar to the drum. The mixture will help clean your drum. Leaving your machine door open slightly after each wash allows air to circulate the drum. This helps to stop germs breeding and reduces any unwanted scents.
Access the lid lock switch by unplugging your washer from the wall and turning off the water. Press a magnet against the lid lock mechanism for a quick, easy way to bypass the lid lock. Cut the 1st and 3rd wire (or 1st and 4th wire if there are 4 wires) that attach to the lid lock to permanently bypass it.
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Shut off the water at the source (usually a water shut-off valve) and disconnect the hoses from the washing machine. If the hoses are too tight, use a pair of pliers to disconnect them. Place a bucket underneath the hoses to catch any water that may be left in the lines.