Bosch WAE2047FPL Washing Machine - Water Drainage, Pump and Program Completion Issues

The washing machine does not end the program, does not drain the water and does not rotate. The filter and the clean hose is blown. Everything seems to be on the pump, but this one seems to be working (after draining the water and unscrewing the filter as I turn on the downpipe, the fan turns quite well, I'm not able to stop it Can it still be a problem with the pump after all? Can it be replaced from the bottom, is it necessary to remove the front wall, and thus the apron / gasket, which seems to me quite difficult ??
How to make sure that everything is 100% ok with the pump?
Because nothing else comes to mind, each program ends with a full washing machine, no pumping or spinning starts. Only after draining the water begins to swirl, but still the water stays.
Can you put it on your side and get it from the bottom?

Check the hydrostatic system. Do not put it aside because you can damage the programmer.

I leaned back and dismounted the pump without any problem. But there was nothing "alien" and the pump looked efficient. In that case I will look for this hydrostat and think it is damaged, for replacement?

And what is the condition of the motor brushes?

wiesiekmisiek wrote:

And what is the condition of the motor brushes?

What kind of engine do you ask for, pumps?

Do not pump only the motor of the washing unit. In Bosh max5 I had the same symptoms, the brushes were gone and after the exchange, even without a reset, everything returned to normal.

I am sorry that I am asking, but is it possible to have a problem with the motor (brushes) if it is "washing", when it is draining water, etc.?

jonatanek wrote:

But there was nothing "alien" and the pump looked efficient.

Appearance is not a sign of efficiency, you replace the pump motor and it will be OK.

Paw_el wrote:

Appearance is not a sign of efficiency, you replace the pump motor and it will be OK.

Not only the appearance, as I wrote the rotor turns, without any jam, under load also (I could not stop it).

jonatanek wrote:

no pumping starts

And you can hear at least some attempt to work the pump or total silence?

Paw_el wrote:

And you can hear at least some attempt to work the pump or total silence?

You can hear that the fan is spinning.

jonatanek wrote:

You can hear that the fan is spinning.

No water, and water in the washing machine?

Paw_el wrote:

No water, and water in the washing machine?

I did not unscrew the filter (how is the water in the washing machine) but you can hear it spinning.

jonatanek wrote:

I am sorry that I am asking, but is it possible to have a problem with the motor (brushes) if it is "washing", when it is draining water, etc.?

With all due respect, you do not know what you write. Read your founding post where you clearly write that it does not wash, do not spin ............ Now what is washing and whirling?

wiesiekmisiek wrote:

With all due respect, you do not know what you write. Read your founding post where you clearly write that it does not wash, do not spin ............ Now what is washing and whirling?

Okay, I will not tease what I wrote

jonatanek wrote:

It is only after draining that the water starts to whirl

I may have expressed myself badly, maybe I have been misunderstood.
In any event, the case looks like I went to the store with this pump, the guy said that 99% is working (the electromagnet is bouncing, as I said before it spins, etc.).
I blew a hose from the hydrostat and mounted this pump and turned on the rinse with an empty washing machine.
She took water, shook it, everything looks according to the program, then the pumping starts on the display for 12 minutes. you can hear that the pump is turning on, it is spinning, but very slowly the water "disappears" from the washing machine. It's 11 minutes. the display shows that the end has been 1 min. (Normally from what I remember it was at the time that it ended up being pumped out and spinning). And in the washing machine still a lot of water and with this 1 minute I am waiting patiently what will happen. I took out the drain hose to see if the water was flowing out and it turned out that it did. Very slowly, but poured water. After some time (about 10 minutes) the washing machine was emptied and spinning started.
Also the problem is with this (previously I had no patience to wait, it seemed to me that the water is not pumped out), that it is very slow to pump out the water.
It can replace the pump anyway, can there be something else?

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In a moment I will start the washing program and see if I can wait for the washing machine to be emptied out of the water.

Unfortunately, it is not good. The program ended, but the laundry was not whirled, some water was left. I turned on the spin itself and drained the water and spun out. But something is wrong.

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She took water, shook it, everything looks according to the program, then the pumping starts on the display for 12 minutes. you can hear that the pump is turning on, it is spinning, but very slowly the water "disappears" from the washing machine.

You have a drain hose or a tank-pump hose.
The drain hose is easy to check. Unscrew the filter and blow into the drain hose. The air should flow freely.
In contrast, the reservoir hose - the pump to check it is necessary to remove the hose clamp next to the tank. Inside the hose there should be a ball and there probably is a cause.

POL02 wrote:

On the other hand, the reservoir hose - the pump should be checked to remove the hose clamp next to the tank. There should be a bullet inside the snake, and there probably is a cause.

And Bingo. I tested the outflow several times and it was ok, but I did not look at it with the ball, and now it turns out that there was a sock sitting there!
Thanks a lot .