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Hi my hoover dynamic washing Was displaying an E05 error code Which I believed was a temptrue sensor issue I ordered and fitted a new sensor Yeterday But after a few washes the error code is back ? Any help on this issue would be great full?

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Hoover Dynamic showing E05 after NTC sensor replacement

The problem
A Hoover Dynamic washing machine displayed E05. The owner believed it was a temperature sensor fault and fitted a new sensor, but the fault returned after a few washes. The machine stopped part way through programmes and showed E05, including on a 59-minute mixed cycle with 35 minutes left and on drain and spin with 5 minutes left.
Likely cause
The accepted advice was that E05 does not confirm the NTC alone and can indicate an NTC, heater or module-related fault, with wiring/connections also needing checking. Because the new sensor only appeared to help briefly, poor connections were considered a likely possibility. A main PCB fault was also mentioned as possible, but not confirmed.
What fixed it
Recommended action was to carefully check the wiring and connections related to the temperature sensing/heating circuit, and to test the heater for open circuit. The owner did not carry out the electrical tests and decided to get someone in to inspect it. The exact repair was not confirmed.
Checks to try
  • Observed that E05 returned after replacing the temperature sensor
  • Noted the machine stopped mid-cycle on multiple programmes
  • Advised to check wiring/connections
  • Advised to test the heater for open circuit
Parts or tools mentioned
  • temperature sensor
  • multimeter continuity test meter

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

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 8 years ago

Hello. Error codes implicating the temperature sensor (or NTC) often say things like, "NTC or module, check connections". The Hoover Nextra range uses, "NTC/Heater fault". So an error rarely implicates a specific part that is definitely the cause - which is a great shame. If it worked for a bit then failed I would very carefully check connections. There's always a possibility of a pcb fault, which I would advise against dealing with.

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Hehawmcgraw
Answered almost 8 years ago

Hi thanks Andy for the reply by pcb you mean the actual circuit board may be the issue ? All programs on machine are working it just stops at some point during then and e05 code is displayed ?

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 8 years ago

Yes the main PCB, not the control panel. Exactly when does it produce the error? That may provide a clue. Put it on a 40 degree cottons wash and write down everything it does, and time everything up until the error.

For example when the error triggers what exactly was it doing? Was it 10 mins into a wash and turning the drum back and forth, or was it 40 mins in and draining the water away? Could you hear the water heating up?

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Hehawmcgraw
Answered almost 8 years ago

Hi Andy thanks for your reply ( sorry for not replying sonner ) The machine is doing this on every selection we use Ie on the 59 mixed cycle it stops with 35 minutes left gos to error code On drain and spin which is 9 minutes long it stops with 5 minutes left same error

regards graham

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 8 years ago

Have you checked the heater for open circuit?

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Hehawmcgraw
Answered almost 8 years ago

Hi can you explain what you mean by open circuit please ?

Regards

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 8 years ago

By open circuit I mean there is no reading when you test a component. So for example if you put one probe on each of a heating element’s connections the readings are the same as when both probes on the continuity test meter are not touching. In other words there is no circuit (open circuit).

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Hehawmcgraw
Answered almost 8 years ago

Thanks for the reply I don not have eny testing equipment to do it with Will have to get some one in to take a look Thanks for all the help

regards graham

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 8 years ago

OK. You can buy a multimeter continuity test meter for just several pounds.

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