The washer stopped and displayed E23, or F23 on some versions, because its AquaStop leak protection tripped. AquaStop is built into the fill hose and the base of the machine, and when it senses water where…
The washer stopped and displayed E23, or F23 on some versions, because its AquaStop leak protection tripped. AquaStop is built into the fill hose and the base of the machine, and when it senses water where none should be, it closes the supply so a small leak does not flood the room. That makes the error one to treat seriously until you know where the water came from.
1. Turn the water supply tap behind the washer to the closed position. 2. Unplug the machine. 3. Look at the floor, the wall and the area under the washer for moisture. 4. Wipe any water up and check the hose fittings for drips. 5. Leave everything off and call us before you restart anything.
No. A damaged AquaStop hose can trigger it without any water on the floor, and a bad inlet valve can too. That is why we trace the source of moisture before deciding on a part.
We advise against it. A leak can be small and hidden inside the cabinet. Keep the supply closed and the washer unplugged until someone has confirmed the source.
Not always, but the hose should be examined. If the safety valve in it has closed, or the casing is damaged, it should be replaced rather than reused.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.