Can anyone identify this waste trap part/know where to get it?

[Mekrel]

Had an absolute mare today, the Ao.com installer was too heavy handed removing the washing machine was pipe for the old machine and ended up snapping the port clean off the pipe.

The part in question is the T fitting that has two 40mm entries (I don't know why both the sink and half sink are 40mm) with two machine inputs in-between. See picture attached.

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[Mekrel]

Thanks for taking the time to reply, did buy the one in your first link but it didn't fit because one outlet is smaller than 40mm (which I believe is standard for the half sink waste) but both the pipes coming from my sink and half sink are 40mm.

I think the whole lot will need to be reinstalled because it's currently a hash of different fittings. New build built just over two years ago but lots of bodge jobs.

 

[Mekrel]

All that water leakage potential so close to those sockets !

Yeah not the best place, just one of many examples of poor decisions and or workmanship on the flat I bought (new build). The original kitchen installers had I assume, because the plug to the old washer dryer was moulded, unwired the power cord from the back of the machine to feed the wire through a small hole drilled into the cabinet housing the machine before reattaching it.

This is despite the fact the wire could have gone below the cabinet that's lifted off the ground by legs? Either way as the poster above said, its to regs as over 300mm from a sink and it's on a RCD.

Got this sorted by a friend's cousin who is a plumber, just replaced the whole waste system.