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Used Washing Machine Issue: Stagnant Water in Drum Despite Shutting Off Supply

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  • #1 11643230
    sylciak
    Level 2  
    Hello, not long ago I bought a used washing machine. However, from the very beginning, it is as if the water flows back into it, which stinks a lot. I tried to turn off the water supply, but it didn't help. So it seems to me that it must be a problem with the water drainage after washing
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  • #2 11643261
    Sołtys_Elbląga
    Level 31  
    I do not know if I can do it right, but you can put the dirty water hose lower, it means that the water is not pumped high, because when the pump stops working, the water at the highest point (e.g. the hose's knee) returns. Perhaps there is a problem here.
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  • #3 11643328
    kwantor
    Level 38  
    Clean the filter, wash the recesses of the door seals - there are traps that trap water.
    With frequent washing, as I do every day, the problem does not exist.
    In addition, it is worth buying a drain cap with a one-way valve - a simple ball in a plastic housing.
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  • #4 11643978
    sylciak
    Level 2  
    thank you for the advice ;) I don't think it's the fault of the nooks and crannies, because if we don't wash the water for a long time, the water stays up to 1/4 of the drum. Try this snake
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  • #5 11644077
    kwantor
    Level 38  
    There can be no more than 0.5 L of water in the hose, which will not explain 1/4 of the capacity of the drum, unless someone else is connected to the riser and the sewage from the upper floors somehow gets there, or the faulty sewage system causes backflow.
    It looks more like a faulty filling solenoid valve of the washing machine.
    What is the problem, remove the drain and watch for the period of non-washing what is happening.
  • #6 11644528
    Łukasz B
    Level 15  
    And where is the drain from the washing machine connected? If the siphon of the washbasin is siphon, water from it often enters the washing machine through the drain hose, especially when the water is draining poorly from the washbasin.
  • #7 11644855
    sylciak
    Level 2  
    ok i will check it out. in fact, the washing machine is connected to the wash basin. I will also check the version with the neighbors. greetings
  • #8 11644904
    vorlog
    Level 40  
    The washing machine can be connected to the siphon kit under the washbasin via the one-way / non-return valve, it has a spring-loaded flap, the washing machine pump generates enough pressure to open it, and the water flowing from the washbasin has no way to flow into the drain hose of the washing machine.
    Personally, I bought at the Nomi market, but probably available in most fittings stores.
    V.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing stagnant water in a used washing machine, which persists even after shutting off the water supply. Suggestions include lowering the drain hose to prevent backflow, cleaning the filter and door seals to eliminate water traps, and installing a drain cap with a one-way valve to prevent water from the washbasin siphon from entering the machine. Concerns about a faulty filling solenoid valve and the connection of the washing machine to the washbasin's siphon are also raised, indicating potential drainage issues or backflow from the sewage system.
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