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Hoover Dynamic Next Washing Machine.

DEDenbo
Asked over 5 years ago 2,839 views
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Hi. This Washing Machine has decided to play up. It keeps changing settings all the time and we can't use the machine. I have tried all the usual turning off at mains etc without any luck. It's the LCD display red light that keeps changing time and other settings. It won't remain on one setting.

If it's a repair person that is needed so be it. Probably cheaper to replace it.

Kind regards Denn

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Hoover Dynamic Next washing machine changing settings by itself

The problem
The Hoover Dynamic Next washing machine’s LCD display/red light was continually changing the time and other programme settings, so the selected setting would not stay on one option and the machine could not be used.
Likely cause
The accepted reply suggested either a connection problem or a fault on the PCB and/or display panel. A supply issue from the socket, including a possible earth fault, was mentioned as a less likely possibility.
What fixed it
No confirmed DIY repair was provided. The only suggested check was to try the machine on another socket to rule out an unusual supply fault. As the accepted advice stated this was not a DIY job, further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
Checks to try
  • Power cycled at the mains without success
  • Try another socket to rule out a supply fault

Safety: Do not bypass any electrical safety features. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 5 years ago

Definitely not a diy job. Could be a connection problem or a fault on the PCB and/or display panel. Apart from trying another socket just in case of a weird supply fault but that’s pretty much a long shot. Earth faults at the socket have been known to cause weird faults.

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