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Ariston AQXD129 Washing Machine - Error F5, Weak Water Flow, Pump Replacement & Drain Issues

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  • #1 16788686
    malelka
    Level 7  
    It doesn't pour water completely. The service technician replaced the pump. After three washes, the same. Drain hose clean. Tee ball clean. The pump works, but as if it has no strength. The water does not spill out with a stream, but with a thin pee. When washing, error F5 and wet laundry. I empty the pump four times empty and then the water goes down. It shows the time until the end and the end cannot be seen during washing 0:01. I don't have this rhombus to delete errors. The laundry pile is growing. Help.
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    #2 16788855
    jaszczur1111
    Level 33  
    Check the hose between the tank and the pump. Sometimes a sock or something similar sits in it.
  • #3 16788916
    malelka
    Level 7  
    There is nothing. Purely. There is not even a stone. I'm stupid and broken
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    #4 16792471
    jaszczur1111
    Level 33  
    It is too easy for it not to work. Is the drain hose inserted in a drain or in a bathtub or wash basin? Check if it's not good, say to the bathtub. Sometimes, somewhere in the hose sits a coin and does for the "valve" and turns off the flow, and when checking does not go out.
  • #5 16795261
    malelka
    Level 7  
    There is nothing. I put the rod in the hose and pushed it from beginning to end. I x-rayed it with a lamp. Empty. Bath hose as always. I'm afraid that this might be a module. Someone wrote about a hydrostat somewhere. I don't have a meter. I have no more strength. For the next visit the seisant will call again ...
  • #6 16795399
    Gobro
    Level 31  
    You need to check if the tank - pump on the ball does not lie on the sock.
  • #7 16795552
    malelka
    Level 7  
    I undressed the washing machine. There is no foreign body in the drain.
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    #8 16797639
    jaszczur1111
    Level 33  
    There is still a chance that he has installed a damaged pump for you. If you take it apart (often 3 star screws), you have a motor part with a rotor on top. The impeller should not have any play on the axis across the axis. If it has any, it's worn out.

    The module may supply the pump incorrectly in the particular case of faulty triac control or damage to the triac itself in the pump supply channel. These are rather rare accidents. Generally I feel sorry for and keep my fingers crossed because I can see that you are trying.
  • #9 16799707
    malelka
    Level 7  
    The pump is brand new and the model is the same as the old one, and I have checked everything. Only the module was left, which is PLN 350 and I don't know if I can change or check it myself ...
  • #10 16800608
    Gobro
    Level 31  
    If the entire drain is unobstructed, then the pump motor remains that is Chinese. Check if it says: Made in Italy. If it says so, it should be fine.
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  • #11 16800893
    jaszczur1111
    Level 33  
    I am not sure if the pasta makers are still making pump engines. Rather, they order in China. This is certainly the case with ice cream machine heat exchangers (Italian anyway).
  • #12 16845220
    malelka
    Level 7  
    I called a service technician, removed the pump and unscrewed the back cover. I don't know what he did, but he hadn't previously undressed the back of the washing machine. The washing machine works and the service technician did not take a penny ?
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The discussion revolves around an Ariston AQXD129 washing machine experiencing persistent issues with weak water flow, error F5, and drainage problems despite a recent pump replacement. The user reports that the pump operates but lacks sufficient power, resulting in a thin water stream and wet laundry. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including checking the hose connections, ensuring no blockages in the drain system, and inspecting the pump for potential defects. The user expresses concern about the possibility of a faulty control module, which could be costly to replace. Ultimately, a service technician resolved the issue without charge, indicating that further internal inspection may have been necessary.
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