Aeg oko_lavamat 508- not enough water

Hello,

The only filter/screen I am familiar with is the one in the hoses the supply hot and cold water to your machine. They should be checked once in a while but I have never found much in them.

However, the manual for your machine is located here:
AEG OKO LAVAMAT 538 Operating Instructions Manual

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Joe

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Family error code "E20" means difficulties in draining, but I never heard for error code E25 on this model. Could be : E21, E23 and E24 error code.

Dado

Hello!

Error C1 on AEG Lavamat usually means that there is a trouble with water filling. The required water level is not reached.

I reccomend you contact your local Service
Force Centre.

Here is the link to a manual of a similar AEG Lavamat waching machine (a "trouble shooting" part). Hopefully, it will help!
http://manualsbrain.com/ru/manuals/1793433/?page=30

This is usually caused by the recycling pump running empty whilst the washing is still soaking up the initial fill water. as the water begins to soak the clothes it then starts to pass through the drum into the pump and the whole thing quietens down. running empty will not work. to test this theory try opening the drawer very slightly and filling it manually with a hose before starting the machine, (ONLY TO THE NORMAL LEVEL) and see if the noise is still as bad.

F1 means that there ain't not enough water, or just the opposit, that the waterdetector doesn't work and there enters too much. Got the same problem. I'll tell you if I manage to fix it.

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Could the machine be overfilling due to a faulty pressure switch (controls the amount of water in the drum). Splits in the door seal or broken pipes?

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The bolt you described is indeed a transit bolt and should be removed. I believe that the current UK agents for aeg are service force. Check their website for your nearest branch.
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Yes. There is a part that allows you to connect the cold water supply to both the hot and cold inlet hoses. It has worked successfully on our 6100 for 8 years or so. I think it was part of the original kit rather than a subsequent purchase - it's a Y-shaped yoke with an inlet connection and two outlets that accept the two hoses feeding the inlets of the machine. From memory i tink the situation is mentioned in the user manual somewhere.