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the matrix paddle wheel as you put it counts the water in. if this goes faulty you would get similar things going on
the wheel operates a reed switch that open an closes as a magnet passes
check all connections and wires. would not be the first one i’ve had with bad connection or mice eaten cables
Dave
ok thats a start
now take the rear cover off and look at the element
look first for water as if its damp it will trip
if ok then look for element damage or anything touching the element. ( would not be the first time i have found a bra wire welded to the elements )
Dave
well first off plug out
take off the lid
find the mains suppressor.you will see where the wires connect from the plug so disconnect all the others
then plug in and see if it trips. if yes its the supressor if no we will have to dig deeper
Dave
there should be a stat kit for it but the hotpoint spares site is incomplete on this model
email Aswo or Qualtex all the commercial codes and serials and get them to request info from hotpoint or email the hotpoint spares site
Dave
if it was a very old washer dryer cycle times would have been shorter as it will have used hot water to speed up heating. all modern ones use cold water only
not a great lover of either Hotpoint or Hoover these days they are not what they once were. Hoover is chinese owned and 80{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of hotpoint has just been sold to Beko so expect design changes soon
As for your problem. the programme times have always been a guide and are altered by input water temp. input water speed, loading etc
Will tag our retail guru in to see if he has any info
also why was Hotpoint the only option as all machines are based on standard sizes
Dave
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any info ?both motors listed for that machine 0100 was superseded by 0200
dont know why the number change but electrically either should be ok
Dave
will look to see if i can find anything
as for part look up always start here with hotpoint
https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/spare-par…iVY5vIRBRmZO7z
although you model does not seem to be complete on the site
also the front sensor will be an NTC not a stat
access i think is through the R hand side. if you look in the filter hole you will see the sensor and you can then see which way its inserted and where
Dave
