Re: Hoover Optima OPH616 Faulty Lock after Power Cut?
It could be you have had a ‘power surge’ as a result of the power disruption which has blown the control module board? (Especially if you live out in the sticks).
Or, the door interlock itself is faulty and needs replacing anyway (common failing).
Or, the door striker (the bit that goes into the door interlock opening) has failed or is loose.
Re: Hoover Optima OPH616 Faulty Lock after Power Cut?
ArchieCowan wrote:Shame we can’t claim of the elec board!
If it was caused by a power surge then you can most certainly claim the cost directly back from the power company. E.g. If the machine was working during the power cut then once the power was re-establish wasn’t then a power surge could be to blame. Contact your power company if that was the case. They may then log the complaint and advise you contact a repairer to conduct a damage report OR authorise a repair there and then.