I select the wash cycle and press start. The start light turns solid red (like it is suppose to) The door locks (I can hear it and I even tried to open it). The washer will NOT fill with water (I checked the water lines and hoses, all fine). The machine will start to spin like it is washing then go to the finish and beep that it is done. Any suggestions?
SOURCE: i have a bosch nexxt 100 series washer during the
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P.S. I already changed the carbon brushes. The washer will spin. THERE IS NO WATER!
P.P.S. This machine does not have a screen to flash a code.
FORGOT TO TELL YOU: I did clean out the filter too.
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