My Hoover washing machine (New Wave Plus) has started to display error codes E1 or E2 during the wash cycle. What these error codes mean please? In fact the washing machine is able to display error codes 1 - 6, it would be useful for future reference if I knew what they all meant.
Error Codes E1 And E2 For Hoover New Wave Washing Machine
Started by Curious, May 13 2006 10:49 AM
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Posted 13 May 2006 - 10:49 AM
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Posted 13 May 2006 - 11:03 AM
On the hoover new wave washing machine, these error codes are -
E1 : washing machine has exceeded a check time for fill, heat or empty.
Common causes for this are fill and empty problems, heater fault (or the wiring
to it broken), water pump open circuit (although that would stop the water draining too) Pressure chamber blocked or pressure tubing pipe looped below the pressure bottle, or a sticking eco ball in the sump hose (sludge and grease build up)
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E1 : washing machine has exceeded a check time for fill, heat or empty.
Common causes for this are fill and empty problems, heater fault (or the wiring
to it broken), water pump open circuit (although that would stop the water draining too) Pressure chamber blocked or pressure tubing pipe looped below the pressure bottle, or a sticking eco ball in the sump hose (sludge and grease build up)
Related: -
- Washing machine won't fill with water (or no water goes into washing machine)
- Washing machine won't empty water
- Washing machine isn't heating up the water
- (This topic includes a) description of how washing machines control water levels
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