The machine doesn't spin fast, although it does rotate at the slow speed, and at the end of the cycle, water is left in the drum. Pump is working; I've tested it inside and outside the washing machine and filter is clear. Suspecting the pressure switch, but the normal fault is a hole in the pipe which causes overflow rather than this.

Ed Long, August 2006

What way do the connections go back on? I'm a fool and didn't take note

James, February 2015

Look at the controller board next to the motor in the bottom of the machine; if you take this out (three terminals connected) you will see two relays, turn the circuit board over and inspect for dry joints (use a circuit tester from the the edge of the board to each of the relay solder points.. Mine had a dry joint, I resoldered and the machine sprang into live..Cost £0!! :).. Oh make sure you cable tie the wires back otherwise they might get taggled in the motor.

Tony, September 2007

I changed the controller board and the machine worked correctly again.

Ed Long, October 2006