Hoover New Wave Plus 5 E1 Error
Hi, I've been having an intermittent problem with my washer (Model A2120). Every now and again it stops mid cycle and comes up with an E1 error. It happened again yesterday, so I decided to test a spin cycle to see if that worked. It never managed to make it to a full spin, only a standard slow turn and sounded like the pump was going for ages and then eventually did the E1 error.
It didn't look to have any water in it, and this is probably confirmed by the fact I was able to switch the washer off and back on again and it would let me open the door straight away.
It doesn't seem to be having problems filling with water or anything like that. I've tried the washer again today and it's worked fine, even though yesterday it got stuck every time I attempted a spin.
Have you any pointers on what I could look for to identify the problem.
Thanks
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Hoover A2120 intermittent E1 stopping mid-cycle
- The problem
- Hoover New Wave Plus 5 washing machine, model A2120, intermittently stops mid-cycle and shows E1. On a test spin it would only turn slowly, the pump could be heard running for a long time, then E1 appeared. The user reported no obvious issue filling, no visible water left in the drum, and the door could be opened immediately after switching back on.
- Likely cause
- Accepted forum advice states E1 means the machine has exceeded a check time for fill, heat or empty. The strongest supported possibilities mentioned were a fill or drain issue, heater fault, broken wiring to the heater, pump open circuit, blocked pressure chamber, incorrectly routed pressure tube, or a sticking eco ball in the sump hose due to sludge/grease build-up. The exact cause was not confirmed.
- What fixed it
- No single repair was confirmed in the discussion. Recommended action was to investigate the fill, heating and drain systems, including the pump, pressure chamber, pressure tubing and sump hose/eco ball for blockage or sticking. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
- Checks to try
- Observed intermittent E1 mid-cycle
- Tested spin cycle and machine only turned slowly
- Pump was heard running for a long time before E1
- Checked that there was no obvious water left in the machine
- Confirmed the door could be opened immediately after switching off and back on
- Noted no apparent filling problem
- Parts or tools mentioned
- pump
- heater
- wiring to heater
- pressure chamber
- pressure tubing
- sump hose
- eco ball
Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
1 Answer
Error E1 means, "washing machine has exceeded a check time for fill, heat or empty".
Common causes for this are fill and empty problems, heater fault or wiring
to it broken, Pump open circuit (although that would stop the water draining too) Pressure chamber blocked or pressure tubing pipe looped below the pressure bottle or a sticking eco ball in the sump hose (sludge and grease build up.
I covered this error code in more detail here - Error Codes E1 And E2 For Hoover New Wave Washing Machine
Related links: Washing machine sticks or stops mid-cycle | Washing machine stops with an error code
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