<human>: I live in Manhattan, NYC, in a fairly nice building near midtown. The hot water for the entire building has been completely shut off for over two weeks now - the only water we get is ice cold. Management has only posted vaguely worded notices claiming "issues with ConEd" that they are "working hard to resolve." No timeline for a fix, and I (along with other residents) are getting increasingly frustrated at having to go to the gym every morning to shower. 

Separately, I am lucky enough to have an in-unit washing machine, but unlucky enough to have an in-unit washing machine that leaks everywhere. The super referred me to a maintenance guy who referred me to a mechanic, all of whom are giving me the runaround and won't return calls or answer e-mails. I work very long hours, and part of the reason I picked an apartment with a W/D was to avoid spending the precious little free time I do have sitting in a laundromat. 

These and several other issues are sufficient to make me want to move out when my lease is up next fall, but in the meantime I just want my hot water and washing machine to work. What are my options to get this process moving along?

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<bot>: No hot water for over two weeks, and washing machine is broken. Landlord is unresponsive and in no hurry to fix these issues. What can I do?