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Hotpoint Aquarius wd aqd1170d 697e won't finish the cycle

DADavppottso
Asked about 6 years ago 7,185 views
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Hi, I have a Hotpoint Aquarius AQD1170D697E washer dryer.

When put on a wash cycle the machine gets to 3 minutes then resets back to 49 minutes. I then check to see if the conditioner has been flushed through and it hasn't. 49 minutes is the amount of time it takes to complete a Rinse and Spin cycle.

When I put the machine on a Rinse and Spin cycle, the machine will flush the conditioner through and finish this cycle.

Is this the main board (P.C.B)?

Thanks in advance!

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This thread was marked as solved. Here's a summary of the problem and the fix, generated from the discussion below.

Hotpoint AQD1170D697E resets wash cycle near the end but completes rinse and spin

The problem
On wash programmes, the Hotpoint Aquarius AQD1170D697E ran down to 3 minutes remaining then reset to 49 minutes instead of finishing. Fabric conditioner was not flushed through on the failed wash cycle. A separate Rinse and Spin programme completed normally and did flush the conditioner.
Likely cause
The accepted reply said the main PCB was not necessarily at fault and that the heating element was a likely suspect. However, the original poster then reported the heater measured about 30 ohms and open circuit to earth, so the thread does not confirm a failed heater. The exact cause was not confirmed.
What fixed it
No completed repair was documented. The strongest supported diagnosis in the discussion was to investigate the heating circuit rather than assume a main PCB fault, but the exact repair was not confirmed.
Checks to try
  • Wash cycle reset from 3 minutes back to 49 minutes
  • Conditioner not flushed through on wash cycle
  • Rinse and Spin completed normally and flushed conditioner
  • Heater resistance measured at 30 ohms
  • Resistance from heater to earth reported as open circuit

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

Cause identifiedGenerated 16 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered about 6 years ago

Not necessarily, quite possibly not. One suspect is the heating element. Advice on testing g one can be found here - Not heating

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Davppottso
Answered about 6 years ago

Hi! Thanks for the heads up!

I have measured the resistance of the water heater coil, it measured 30 ohms. I also checked the resistance to earth and it was open circuit.

So could you shine some light on this one please?

Cheers!

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