There are screens at the inlets where the hoses connect to the back
of my washing machine. When I have this problem, I always find a
bunch of sediment and debris clogging up the screens. It is easy to
check and easy to fix. Invest ten minutes in checking that before
you start a major project. These are what I'm talking
about:
www.amazon.com/Danco-80070-Washers-Screen-Black/dp/B000KKULR2/ref=sr_1_11
-Steve
At 09:01 PM 7/30/2019, Mark J Bradakis via Shop-talk wrote:
>And then, this project has got me thinking. It might be my cue to
>buy a roll of PEX, a cutter and a crimper and start using it to fix
>this problem and the next one on my list, the washing machine. At
>the moment when you select a hot water wash, the machine fills up at
>a rate of about a gallon a day. Is it just the fill hose being
>clogged, or the valve, or the pipes feeding it? Fun fun fun!
>
>mjb.
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