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Hotpoint wd440 fault code 05

PLplcook1960
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Just replaced the pressure switch but have the same fault code. Have cleaned filter plus pressure tube and pipe. Checked conections etc.

Cn anyone please advise what to try next.

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Hotpoint WD440 F05 fault remains after pressure switch replacement

The problem
A Hotpoint WD440 washing machine was showing fault code F05. The pressure switch had already been replaced, and the filter, pressure tube and pipe had been cleaned, with connections also checked, but the fault remained.
Likely cause
The accepted reply says F05 is most commonly caused by a blockage in the pressure system. Other supported possibilities are a blockage preventing full emptying of water, including the pump, filter, drain hose or sump hose, or a pump fault. A faulty pressure switch was described as relatively rare.
What fixed it
No confirmed repair was posted. The accepted advice was that, if the machine had not fully emptied, the next areas to investigate were blockages in the pump, filter, drain hose and sump hose, or a pump fault. The exact repair was not confirmed.
Checks to try
  • Pressure switch replaced
  • Filter cleaned
  • Pressure tube cleaned
  • Pipe cleaned
  • Connections checked
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Pressure switch

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

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 9 years ago

Have you used this article Hotpoint Error Code F05 If error 05 on your machine is the same as the article it looks like you've checked everything though. It's usually either a blockage in the pressure system (actually the most likely), or a faulty pressure switch (relatively rare) or if the machine has not emptied all of the water a blockage in the pump, filter , drain hose, sump hose - or a pump fault.

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