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Hotpoint 95620

RURubadubdub
Asked over 5 years ago 2,061 views
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Hello,

Our Hotpoint 95620 is on the blink. She's an old girl (getting near 40 years) and so no fault codes!

I know her pretty well but cannot figure this out.

The motor turns but does not sound smooth (stutter?) and does not spin. It does this on all settings. Pretty sure it's not the motor as I swopped it for another and still have the same problem.

Now where's that old twin tub..........................?

Cheers

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Hotpoint 95620 motor stuttering and not spinning traced to cracked control PCB

The problem
A Hotpoint 95620 washing machine, around 40 years old and with no fault codes, had a motor that turned but sounded uneven or stuttered and would not spin on any programme. The motor had already been swapped for another unit, but the fault remained.
Likely cause
Confirmed fault on the control module PCB. The original poster found the PCB was cracked, with the crack passing through seven tracks and causing loss of contact.
What fixed it
Inspect the control module/PCB and replace it if damaged. The original poster sourced a low-cost replacement control module, fitted it, and reported that the machine then worked normally.
Checks to try
  • Motor was replaced with another unit and the same fault remained
  • Control module was inspected
  • PCB was found cracked through seven traces with some loss of contact
  • Replacement control module was fitted
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Replacement control module/PCB

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

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6 Answers

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 5 years ago

Hi, might be a poor connection somewhere or maybe a fault on the control module. Too risky to replace module on such an old machine though.

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Rubadubdub
Answered over 5 years ago

Thank you Andy,

Forgive me, Control Module? Is that what I would call the Timer to set the wash cycle?

Have a good weekend.

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 5 years ago

Cheers. No it’s a separate pcb normally. It’s possible for them to be combined though.

Whitegoods Help — appliance repair expert and forum host.
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Rubadubdub
Answered over 5 years ago

Hi Andy,

Thank you for your response and putting me on the right track. I took a look at the control module and the pcb is cracked. The crack passes through 7 traces with some loosing contact.

I have managed to find a replacement for not a lot of money, I have fitted it and it works!

Happy days, at least for now!

By the way, I do actually have a Hoover twin tub. Can you still get belts for these?

Have a great Easter.

Thanks again

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 5 years ago

Hoover twin tubs. That brings back a lot of memories. I think it's possibly over 30 years since they stop making them. I doubt there are any spares left for them but I would ask Hoover themselves if you can't see anything on somewhere like Ransom spares.

Whitegoods Help — appliance repair expert and forum host.
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Rubadubdub
Answered over 5 years ago

Hello Andy,

Thanks for the reply and the advise. I'll give it a go.

I hope they were fond memories! I certainly can remember my mum with wooden tongs.

Cheers

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