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Hoover dyn8144 d1x

RORooky1979
Asked about 9 years ago 8,438 views
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Hi I'm having trouble..the machine pumps out once then flashes code 03 I've just tested the current on the pump and that's fine so not sure what else it could be..please help..wife's carrying on as I've bits all over the kitchen..many thanks.Rob

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Hoover DYN8144D1X showing error 03 after one pump-out

The problem
The Hoover DYN8144D1X pumps out once and then displays fault code 03. The original poster reported checking the pump supply/current and said it appeared fine.
Likely cause
The accepted diagnosis is a drain fault: the machine is either not draining water properly, or it is draining but not recognising that it is empty. If water is being pumped out, a fault in the pressure system is the probable explanation mentioned.
What fixed it
Check whether the machine is actually emptying the water. If it is not draining, the fault is in the drain system. If it is draining but still shows E03, the pressure system should be investigated because the empty signal may not be reaching the control system. The thread does not confirm the exact repair carried out.
Checks to try
  • Observed that the machine pumps out once then shows code 03
  • Pump supply/current was tested and reported as fine
  • Accepted reply states error 03 means the machine is not draining, or thinks it is not draining
  • Accepted reply advises that if water is pumping out, the pressure system may be at fault

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

Cause identifiedGenerated 17 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered about 9 years ago

Error 03 should mean the washing machine isn't draining the water (or at least it thinks it isn't). If you can see it isn't draining the water out I have several comprehensive articles on this subject Washing Machine Won’t Drain Water. If by any chance the water is being pumped out there could be a fault on the pressure system stopping the "empty" signal getting through.

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