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Hoover Vhd Sensor Dry Error Code 07

RORoxy
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My Hoover Washer/Dryer VH W654 D appears to be working as advertised; however, at the end of each washing cycle, I have the error code E 07.

I read that this error code is indicative of a motor/drum/tacho fault. The drum appears to turn normally.

Is there anything that I can do to resolve this issue, or is it a job for a mechanic?

Thanks in advance,

Roxy

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Hoover VH W654 D washer/dryer shows E07 at end of wash

The problem
A Hoover Washer/Dryer VH W654 D completed wash cycles and the drum appeared to turn normally, but displayed error code E07 at the end of each wash.
Likely cause
The accepted reply said Hoover error 7 is generally used for a motor-related fault. On Hoover Nextra models it can indicate a tacho coil problem, but for other Hoover machines it may only mean a non-specific motor fault. An overheating motor was mentioned as a possibility, but this was not confirmed.
What fixed it
If the appliance was still under guarantee, the recommendation was to arrange a service visit. It was also advised to record a short video of the machine showing the E07 code at the end of the cycle so the engineer could see the fault. No DIY repair was confirmed in the discussion.
Checks to try
  • Drum operation was observed and appeared normal.
  • Error code E07 appeared at the end of each washing cycle.

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

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 14 years ago

Hello Roxy: On the Hoover Nextra washing machine this error code relates to a tacho coil problem (Hoover Nextra error code 7) but on other Hoover washing machines it may not specifically relate to the tacho coil. However, they do appear to use error 7 to refer to faults on the motor though they usually refer only to non-specific general things like "motor fault".

If still under guarantee I would definitely get them out. Take a short video on your phone to show the machine displaying the error if it only shows at the end of a wash as an engineer won't have time to wait.

If it's not under guarantee you have to make a judgement call, maybe the motor could be over heating even? It definitely shouldn't be displaying an error code .

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Roxy
Answered over 14 years ago

Andy,

Thanks.

I'll get Mrs Roxy to check.

I particularly like the bit about videoing the fault code turning up; I'd never have thought of that! Cheers.

Roxy

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