Washer overfills or shows E04 and attempts to drain immediately after filling; may also show water in the drawer or leak from door.

Safety first: Unplug the washer and close the water taps. If there is standing water, drain via the pump filter before tilting the machine.

Step-by-step checks:

• Inspect the pressure hose: Remove the top cover. Locate the pressure switch (round device with electrical connector and a thin rubber hose). Remove the hose and check for soap scum or sludge. Blow gently through the hose toward the tub to clear blockages.
• Clean the pressure chamber: The hose connects to a small chamber on the side or bottom of the tub. If accessible, remove and clean this chamber of detergent residue that can trap air and misread water level.
• Check the inlet valve: With the machine unplugged, inspect the water inlet valve for signs of sticking or internal leakage. If water continues to flow into the drum when the machine is off and taps are open, the valve is stuck open and must be replaced.
• Test the pressure switch: If you have a multimeter and service data, test the switch contacts while gently blowing into the pressure port; you should hear clicks and see contact changes. No change indicates a faulty switch.
• Replace faulty components: Fit a new pressure switch or inlet valve as required, ensuring hoses and connectors are secure and correctly routed.

Note: Overfilling can cause serious leaks; do not continue using the washer until the fault is resolved.