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Stealth
Hi All,
Firstly, I'm not a plumber just a general d.i.yer
Problem: The washing machine valve connected to the mains water is locked in the open position. Tried everything and no good. There is no way of getting at the valve without ripping out the work top and probably pulling a few tiles off the wall at the same time!
My washing machine has developed a fault and is going in for repair under warranty. So I need to temporarily disconnect the washing machine and thus flood the place (unless I turn of the at the mains).
So I was wondering: Is there a temporary way of capping off the valve, or better still, a way of capping off the washing machine hose ? (at the machine end), while I wait for the machine to be repaired (3/4 days).
Thanks in advance
Firstly, I'm not a plumber just a general d.i.yer
Problem: The washing machine valve connected to the mains water is locked in the open position. Tried everything and no good. There is no way of getting at the valve without ripping out the work top and probably pulling a few tiles off the wall at the same time!
My washing machine has developed a fault and is going in for repair under warranty. So I need to temporarily disconnect the washing machine and thus flood the place (unless I turn of the at the mains).
So I was wondering: Is there a temporary way of capping off the valve, or better still, a way of capping off the washing machine hose ? (at the machine end), while I wait for the machine to be repaired (3/4 days).
Thanks in advance