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My Samsung front load washer turns on, allows me to change cycle but when I press start, it just beeps. Only way to make it work is to leave it on for 5-10 minutes after which it makes a small beep. If I press start button then, it will start spinning and completes wash cycle.
Its a 10 year old washer which has been working without any issues. I am not sure if this is a fuse or door latch issue since it works fine after few minutes. I tried unplugging, let it reset but still the same. Could there be any issue with the control panel? Please advise.
hello,
so I recently moved into a new flat and a couple of days ago my toilet suddenly became full to the brim after I flushed. I thought it was clogged so I did the hot water & dish soap trick and it worked, the water drained, however, when I flushed again, the water came to the brim of the toilet once again. I tried pushing the float in the tank down and removed the water in the toilet and flushed again but it became just as full to the brim again. I have also tried plunging, of course, and it doesn't work either. What else can I do/what does it seem like the problem is? Am I going to have to call someone?
TIA!
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