Water coming from bottom of machine

you just have to pull it out and take back panel off start filling with water and watch and see where it coming from a few rubber hoses under there or water pump.

Probably jug impellor part number (424099) from espares, buyspares or bosch direct.
No fix unfortunately, this problem manifests as unit starts to fill and motor does not switch on. Eventually the unit overfills and the pump and fill start to alternate and check water light comes on. If this is the fault then this part is the solution it runs in line with the inlet valve and side fill chamber, take the left side panel off (looking from the front) it is tucked away behind the hoses bottom left. Check water light can also come on if the unit is not pumping, if this is the case, repost and I will try and talk you through clearing this fault.

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I think you have a failed control panel

are you saying that the water is filling all the time,if so you have a bad water valve on the left hand side of the d/w behind the bottom panel,when you start the d/w the water fills on the left side but if it's filling on it's own water is weeping through the valve,change it out

Did you repair this problem? If yes, how?
Thank you.

Fault is 1E- this indicates a water inlet error.
To access test mode: press and hold Normal+Eco, and press Power. Release buttons. Then press Start(display n:01).Press Start again (display shows water level frequency-not important). Press Start again-(display n:03-motor will be running). Press Start again (display n:04-drain pump will run). Press Start again (display n:05-inlet valve will come on and machine should fill with water). You have now tested major components are working-if you keep pressing start you will scroll thru and test other functions, like heater, dispensor etc, but not needed for your fault.
If Machine didn't fill with water in test mode, you probably have a faulty inlet valve (test resistence should be approx 3.7-4 k ohm).
If inlet valve has tested OK ie machine filled with water in test mode then:
Disconnect from power.
Remove side panels (need to remove top, and bottom front panel to then be able to remove sides)
- Check no water in base of machine-water in base will indicate machine has leaked and activated the safety device which shuts off inlet valve.
- If OK, you probably have a faulty flow meter(measures water intake). Located left hand side of machine, large plastic compartment, which has a sensor at the bottom with 3 wires (red,white,black) that go up to control board. Replace entire flow meter assy-relatively inexpensive part.
- If you still have problem, then control board is faulty, but in my experience it is much more likely to be flow meter

hotpoint wma turn off the power and you are looking for the presure w
switch and chamber , the switch is at the back of the soap draw by the valves on the left hand side there should be a hose going into it take it off and blow through it if nothing happens pull the machine out and at the bottom of the back there is a white plastic cover take it off look for the sump hose and on the side of it there is a whit plastic tube this is the presure chamber clean it out might be blocked

ok on the bottom left side( from the front) is a magnet in the water tank. Sometimes that gets stuck and the sensor wants you to fill.
it can also be that the machine needs to be primed

My GE WSM2780DAWW stack set dryer and washer was encountering the same problem (water kept filling up not stopping). I saw this page, but the SOLUTION described didn't really draw a picture for me.

Here's how I fixed the leaking washer. Sitting in front of the washer I removed two small screws on the bottom left and right of the front panel. Then sliding the front panel DOWN, it comes off. This allows a view into the machine. Around the LEFT side of the wash basin you will find a white tube. This tube is about the diameter of a pencil. My tube was not attached, and when the wash basin filled up past the point where it should stop, water came out. Reaching around the side of the wash basin with my left hand I could feel where the white tube was supposed to connect properly. Then I attached the white tube. This fixed the problem.

I left the front panel off for a day to make sure it didn't continue to leak and also for the area to dry out.

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