Hoover OPH 714D/1-80

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  • January 13, 2011 at 6:53 am #60143
    mackos
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    Hi Guys got a Hoover Optima OPH 714D/1-80 comes up with e3 then e16 fault.no fault with heater I’ve checked it on the rapid wash & its fine.if the cust does a normal wash after 30-40 mins it comes up with the error messages & wont reset until its cooled down,then will work again for another 30-40 mins it sounds like it might be the PCB board any suggestions Thanks Mack.

    January 13, 2011 at 9:02 am #340899
    Martin
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    Re: Hoover OPH 714D/1-80

    E3 is a drain time-out error. E16 is indeed a heater fault (low insulation as a rule on these, anything less the 100meg and it’s duff)….I would’nt think it’s a PCB fault at all at this stage TBH.

    January 13, 2011 at 3:26 pm #340900
    mackos
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    Re: Hoover OPH 714D/1-80

    Thanks Martin I’ve already meggered the heater & thats fine,nothing in the pump or pipes & empties in less than 30 secs.does the rapid wash no problem anything longer than that is when it starts playing up & then wont reset off the error until it cools down? Thanks Mack.

    January 13, 2011 at 6:31 pm #340901
    allan73
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    Re: Hoover OPH 714D/1-80

    I’d change the heater anyway, sometimes the heaters go down when they’ve been on a while on these.

    March 3, 2011 at 7:53 pm #340902
    richardable
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    Re: Hoover OPH 714D/1-80

    hello
    i’ve just had a call about a fault on a HOOVER OPH714DS.
    he says it started with an occasional E07 fault indication. now it’s showing
    E16..are E07 and E16 faults connected in any way?
    thanks
    richard

    September 21, 2011 at 6:02 am #340903
    timdowning
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    Re: Hoover OPH 714D/1-80

    Got one which is kicking up an E07 fault.
    I changed the heater and machine ran fine on the rapid wash. (Not that she uses this cycle.)

    After I left she ran her normal coloureds wash and after 30 mins it flashed up the E07 code again. If she selects rinse or spin it works fine.

    Strange one, hence why I changed the heater.
    Any thoughts?

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