How to fix E2 error on Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO Washer/Dryer?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer displays error code E2 or the LEDs flash 2 times, make sure the water supply tap is open and the supply hose isn’t bent. Ensure the drain pipe is at the proper height. Clean the “anti-sand” filter, and check that the filter is not clogged.
Why my Hoover Washer does not work / start?
If your Hoover Washer isn't working or starting, ensure it's properly plugged into a working power socket and that the power is on. Test the wall socket with another appliance. Also, check that the door is correctly closed, and the required program is selected with the start button pressed. Make sure the washer isn't in pause or time delay mode.
Why is there water leaked on the floor near my Hoover Washing machine?
If you see water leaked on the floor near your Hoover Washing machine, it could be due to a leak from the seal between the tap, supply hose, and fill valve; in this case, replace it and correctly tighten the hose connections. Also, make sure the front filter is correctly closed.
Why Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO is not spinning?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer isn't spinning, try removing and de-tangling the load, then reload and restart the spin program. Ensure that the 'no spin' function isn't selected and check the selected options' effect on the spin cycle. Excessive detergent can also impede spinning, so use the correct amount. If the water hasn't completely drained, wait a few minutes.
Why is my Hoover Washer/Dryer making noises during the spin cycle?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer is vibrating or making noises during the spin cycle, make sure the appliance is fully leveled by adjusting the feet. Also, ensure that transport screws, rubber bungs, and spacer tubes were removed during installation. Finally, check the drum for any foreign objects like coins or buttons.
What to do if my Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO does not spin?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer isn't spinning, try removing and de-tangling the load, then reload and restart the spin program. Ensure that the 'no spin' function isn't selected and check the selected options' effect on the spin cycle. Also, using too much detergent can impede the spin cycle, so ensure you're using the correct amount. If the water hasn't completely drained, wait a few minutes; if the problem continues, see Error 3 section.
How to fix water leak on the floor near Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO Washer/Dryer?
If you see water leaking on the floor near your Hoover Washer/Dryer, it could be a leak from the seal between the tap, supply hose, and fill valve; replace the seal and tighten the hose connections. Also, ensure that the front filter is correctly closed.
What to do if Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO Washer/Dryer shows E7 error?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer displays error code E7 or the LEDs flash 7 times, make sure the door is correctly closed and that clothes aren't preventing it from closing fully. If the door is locked, turn off and unplug the machine, wait 2-3 minutes, and reopen the door.
What to do if Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO Washer/Dryer shows E3 error?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer displays error code E3 or the LEDs flash 3 times, check that the filter isn't clogged and that there are no foreign objects inside the filter compartment. Also, ensure the drain hose isn't bent, kinked, or trapped, and that the home drainage system isn't blocked.
What to do if my Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO shows E4 error?
If your Hoover Washer/Dryer displays error code E4 or the LEDs flash four times, ensure you're using the correct amount of detergent and that it's designed for use in a washing machine.
General| Load Capacity | 8 kg |
|---|---|
| Spin Speed | 1400 RPM |
| Energy Rating | A+++ |
| Number of Programs | 16 |
| Color | White |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 85 x 60 x 53 cm |
Details electrical requirements, safety precautions, and proper connection of the appliance.
Identifies and describes each button, dial, and display element on the control panel.
Details on using the programme selector, starting, pausing, and cancelling cycles.
Details on various washing cycles like Cotton, ECO 40-60, Shirts, and Mixed fabrics.
Explanations for drying cycles such as Dry Wool, Low Heat, and High Heat for different fabric types.
Steps for running automatic wash and dry cycles, including load limits and dryness selection.
Guide to understanding error codes and resolving common issues like water loading or draining.
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