I need to clean the filters as its not working properly and I know the filters have not been cleaned in the 15mths I've lived here but I don't know how to open the system

If every thing is clean you mite need to reset it, unplug it for few minutes.

If you have the receipt from when you bought it, take it to the closest Hoover warranty center and they will fix it under the warranty at no cost to you.

I would suggest getting a de calcifying agent and putting the washer through several cycles. Sounds like the dump valve may be getting plugged up.

Have you tried cleaning out the filters? these get clogged up sometimes and if not maintained properly they can build up and release a pungent odour

Here is a video on youtube that wll help you if you do not know how to do this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0TiugqnGbk

You will need to remove the dash to get to the duct work just to clean it properly. You may have some damaged blend doors that will need to be replaced.

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if 07 fault is displayed that means carbon brushes on commutator are worn out and need to be replaced,

The problem you're having is generally caused by the air intake filter needing to be removed and cleaned and/or the cooling coils need to be cleaned.

I assume you already know how to remove and clean the filter, since you've had the unit for 3 1/2 years, so I won't bore you by addressing that.

The coils can be cleaned with warm water and a mild dish washing detergent using a sponge or rag. Once they have been wiped down, rinsed and dried, apply a light coating of WD40 to the coils.

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Make sure you have installed the blade on the right way, if it is installed upside down then it will "beat" the grass instead of cutting it and make a terrible cut, also make sure the blade is good and sharp.
The rough running may be due to trash in your carburetor, I would advise to clean your carburetor and also check you fuel tank for trash, water,etc. if there is any trash,water,etc in there then you need to also clean the fuel tank.
Do one more thing and check/clean/replace your fuel filter if you have one.
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Water leakages out the front are usually attributed to poor drainage. IE , the wall unit is not sloping slightly to the rear, or in the case of a split system, the drain hose is not directed down and away from inside. I would suggets checking the filters first. If the filters are blocked, and the cooling is set really low, its possible for the coil to start freezing and thus, leak water out the front. If the filters are clean and the coil is still freezing, you may have a gas shortage . Eventually when the gas runs out, the water leak will stop and the unit wont cool at all. If the system is working properly, on cooling mode, there should be cold air inside and the unit should be blowing hot air outside. If on heating mode, the reverse happens...

Well - not knowing the condition of the bike it could be a lot of things. I would start with a fresh spark plug, fresh fuel and a clean air filter. You say you already did the carb, reeds and top end - good. I assume you set the float level correctly. Did you pull out the petc0ck from the fuel tank - theres a filter that might be plugged up. Check your exhaust system for plugs - I've seen mice nest in pipes over the winter. If all this fails, look into your power valve system to ensure it's working and adjusted properly. If so, then do a leak down test - you might have a lower end leak. That's the best I can do without seeing or hearing it run. Hope this helped!