May I assume you have disconnected the hot water hose from the tap to prove you have hot
water available there. That is first step, if you do have hot water you can almost guarantee your hot water solenoid needs replacing, a fairly cheap and simple task. In the back of the machine your H&C hoses go into a moulded plastic box, usually 'T' shaped. This houses 2 solenoid [electro-magnets] controlled inlets, 1 hot & 1 cold. The electro-magnet on the hot inlet needs replacing.
FIRST Turn off power, remove plug from socket.
Generally this would happen if the main sewage line was running slow usually due to being partially plugged or undersized.
Cold water may fill the washing machine slower than hot water due to lower water pressure or a longer distance for the cold water supply to travel to the washing machine. Additionally, some washing machines have settings that prioritize the hot water supply, causing the cold water to flow more slowly in comparison.
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Most likely cause is the incoming filter screens. Where your two hoses fit on the machine the inlets on the washer have small fine stainless steel filters. You can pull these out with fine tweezers or thin pointed knife, and clean them. ( New ones are cheap if you crunch them) I clean them with an old toothbrush.
The transmission will not engage fully,,,the spin cycle may be slow or start off slow OR may not even start is there are too many clothes in the load. The wash cycle may not agitate.
It could be low water pressure or a partial blockage in an inlet valve.
It depends on what sort of surface you have it on. Clothes it's easier to put into the washing machine or if you dont have time put a scoop of powder in(boiling) hot water in the sink and try that. If its on skin... wet wipes work best...not the cheap ones though... And if its on anywhere else IE beddings, bed sheets etc .....a good wash will set them right as rain again. Hope I helped...
I have never seen a pair of red shorts that didn't fade. You can slow the process by washing them in cold water with other red laundry.
You have a slow drain (constriction) somewhere after the shower drain and the washing machine drain join. Hence, the washing machine is feeding water into the "system" faster than the constriction allows it to flow to the sewer or septic, or whatever its destination is. Does this only happen when the mashing machine runs ? Remember, your clothes washer can dump more water into the pipe than just about anything else in your house, including your toilet. The toilet, though it flushed quickly, only uses between 1.3 and about 6 gallons per flush, most recent toilets are in the 1.6 range, by law. Your washing machine on the other hand, it can empty the whole wash tun in about what, 30 to 60 seconds ? Did this always happen, or has gotten worse recently ? If it has been this way for years, it could be that the final drain is undersized, or possibly some semi-permanent obstruction in the drain from your house. If it getting slowly worse, you need to have someone figure out what is blocking the pipe that far down, and get it cleared. Eventually, if it continues to get worse, it will overflow your shower basin.
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Against machine guns, yes Gatling guns are slow. They fire pretty fast but machine guns are much faster.
A slow-filling toilet tank could be due to issues with the water supply line, a malfunctioning fill valve, a clogged toilet fill valve, or low water pressure. Checking these components and possibly replacing or repairing them can help resolve the issue of a slow-filling toilet tank.