hoover washing machine sticks in cycle

[slurp]

My hoover ultracare 1500 hc150muk sticks after the initial wash and drain it refuses to go in rinse if i move it on itstill doesnot let water in and continues in a spin cycle.If i start it on a rinse and spin cycle it goes thru rinse but sticks on spin.I have checked water valves ,brushes, pump pressure chamber .I have changed the timer selctor but absolutely no change.I will check the heater but a little confused why this would make the machine stick anyone else got any suggestions ?

 

[EthemD]

I have a similar problem on an Indesit WIDL146... it was horrible because I started my machine before I went to sleep and it ran the whole night! The only way I bypassed this problem was by restarting again until it doesn't do that. Obviously not a permanent solution... I've found a broken relay on my PCB, don't know if it was because of that, but you might want to check!

 

[zipper]

A machine can get stuck on a wash cycle if the heater doesn't work, but this doesn't seem to be your only problem. However; check the heater circuit & NTC (especially for a low IR test on the heater element, because that can cause some strange symptoms). If you checked everything else out & find the heater/NTC are in order then I would suspect the pcb.

 

[rocks1]

deffo a heater fault .

 

[slurp]

got home yesterday and the wife said she tried a different cycle which includes wash,rinse and spin and machine went thru cycle without a hitch she did have the temp up to 60 degrees dunno if that made a difference as she normally washes at 40 degrees .I am going to do same cycle at 40 to see if any difference

 

[slurp]

well the heater is working tried a wash at 80c and could feel the heat thru the door .Is it easy to simply replace the pcb or will that be too expensive ,is there a way of checking if it is one of the relays ? cheers slurp

 

[zipper]

If it isn't broke now why not wait until the next time it breaks...then fix it.
The information supplied earlier will still be valid if it stops heating again...& sooner or later it will.