[helo_75]

its a beko

nuff said

[helo_75]

its a pig

u have a pm

[helo_75]

if theyre all flashing, itlem is a pcb problem im afraid

[helo_75]

unscrew the base of the pump
theres on screw, then it twists off
remove any debris thats in there

when u put it on a spin, it does take around a minute for the motor to start.. u tend to here a click from the pcb at the top, then the motor should run

if it clicks and doesnt, could well be worn brushes

hth

sorry, i been out shopping

[helo_75]

its blocked

the pump needs to come off… is there a sealed base on the machine?

[helo_75]

oooh thats a tough one

the only way i could even think of that is to take one of the paddles out, and rotate the drum and hope the hole in the inner drum lines up with the bottle and helps you clean it out

worth a try

i had the same problem with a candy go1482 and they wouldnt pay for a tub – write off!

[helo_75]

no it doesnt

the other boards now corrupt

[helo_75]

omg… just read the idiots feedback….

lookin at what he bought recently, its quite worrying

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? … 0461921696

[helo_75]

Re: Hoover VHV680F all indicator lights flashing

shipdoc wrote:Thanks for the info, I have just discovered this problem on my new drier. Have put a bowl of hot water into it. Do you mean to empty it, or just let it sit. Also, do you know what the ambient temp has to drop to to trigger this response, since I have the drier in an unheated room off the back of the house. If this is going to be an ongoing issue, will have to consider an alternative machine.

the manufacturers recommend the room temperature of over 5 degrees

the bowl of water trick doesnt work

i found the best thing is to start the dryer 5-6 times

eventually itll generate enough heat to warm the thermistor enough to keep it going
sorry i cant help much more, ive found the 5-6 starts works ok

[helo_75]

Re: Hoover VHV680F all indicator lights flashing

Penguin45 wrote:

shipdoc wrote:
If this is going to be an ongoing issue, will have to consider an alternative machine.

Correct….. They will figure out a solution and might even do it within your warranty period. It’ll probably involve relpacing the sensors and the pcb, so it will cost them an arm and a leg. Don’t expect an instant fix.

Penguin45.

aparantly not….

according to the manufacturers (not just hoover/candy) it simply isnt a fault

the dryer will function normally, if the correct operating ambient temperatures are evident

coming soon from candy.. the chocalate fireguard.. and the motorbike ashtray

[helo_75]

and that could be your problem

‘ambient emperature lockout’

its becoming common

worth taking it into the house first and trying it to see if thats the problem

[helo_75]

is it because its broke where the handle fits?

if it is, i just drive 2 screws in , top and bottom of the handle.. the perfect fix

bit of a can of worms fitting the inner door trim i find…..

[helo_75]

id give it a week, and book a servicecall in anticipation

[helo_75]

the motors faulty, thats whats doin the lock in

[helo_75]

isnt t a wd71p power board?

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