My hot water hose, to washing machine is jumping as the water is comming thro, can you tell me, why it doing that?

My hot water hose, to washing machine is jumping as the water is comming thro, can you tell me, why it doing that please help me! Asked by soaktankgirl 29 months ago Similar questions: hot water hose washing machine jumping comming thro Environment > Energy.

Similar questions: hot water hose washing machine jumping comming thro.

Probably a normal response to conditions. Some suggestions- As a service technician for a number of years (too many, I sometimes think), now semi-retired, I'll pass on the following: Your hose is probably "jumping" when the machine's fill-valve opens and closes. If only on HOT side, you may want a plumber to check your water heater and line pressure- it shold be same on both hot & cold sides (there are two separate fill valves).1) Your water pressure is probably on the high side- a regulator may be in order (ask water bureau to check).2) make sure you installed new hoses and replace them every 5 years."Armored" hoses are a good investment.3) TURN OFF your water valves when not in use- there are automatic valves available now, many are installed in new houses to prevent flooding if a hose bursts or a fill valve goes "wonkie".

4) Surge devices can be installed to moderate "water hammer" or hose jumping. Sometime not fully opening the valve will help.5) If this is not a new machine, check for strainer screens in your inlet ports- they may be occluded- clean or replace (new hoses?! ).

If you have trouble with these, ask a friend or get a service person out. Often they offer "preventive maintenace checks" or "tune-ups" which may include checking inlet screens, replacing hoses, etc. Hope this helps _sa Sources: been there, done that, service with a smile...

That's normal Just secure the hose to anything that's nearby. Sometimes the solenoid in the water valve can bounce a little causing the hose to move around, it's not unusual. But, if it gets worse or the water starts and stops frequently in a short period of time, you may want to replace the solenoid..

1 Sounds like some sort of air lock. Can you undo it and re connect it? I presume it is where it comes from your hot water service?

Check the hot water system. Could also be a valve in the machine or electrical malfunction. Sorry!

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Sounds like some sort of air lock. Can you undo it and re connect it? I presume it is where it comes from your hot water service?

Check the hot water system. Could also be a valve in the machine or electrical malfunction. Sorry!

2 A bit of water surge should be nomal. Is anything leaking? If not, let it be.

A bit of water surge should be nomal. Is anything leaking? If not, let it be.

3 Seems to be just the pressure - wouldnt worry - most of them do that - it is the flooding that isnt supposed to happen...til then 'go with the flow' .

Seems to be just the pressure - wouldnt worry - most of them do that - it is the flooding that isnt supposed to happen...til then 'go with the flow.

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