washing-machine
We've just moved into a new flat and bought a new washing machine. The provided cable isn't long enough to fit to the water outlet.
I bought an extension cable, along the lines of this:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/kinetic-1000mm-flexible-water-connector_p4750083
But I'm not certain if these needs to go before or after the Aquastop. The Aquastop is the electric variety but there is no additional cable to the maschine.
Despite being a different brand, the outgoing washer used the same inlet valve assembly. I was able to swap the parts, and the stripped inlet is going to the metal recycling center with the old washer.
Any machine, including a washing machine, will walk if it has a spinning load which is unbalanced. This effect will be greatly enhanced if the machine is not level. In most cases a washing machine can be prevented from walking by leveling the machine perfectly and making sure that laundry is evenly distributed in the basket.
If the machine walks upstairs to the kitchen, gets a knife and then walks to the second floor into your bedroom, then simply leveling the machine will not solve the problem because it is probably possessed.
Best Answer
You'll want to put the extension between the Aquastop and the machine, so that the Aquastop can stop the water supply even if there's a leak in the extension hose.