Hoover 700LB Stops at the wash during the wash cycle keeps clicking then starts again at the spin cycle

Has to be defective door switch. Does not activate in test mode. Go to repair clinic.com for help and parts

Failure of the valve in the cold water inlet section., Remove and clean, back flush with high pressure and if there is no result you must replace. Check the valve winding to confirm if the coil /solenoid is working.

Hi just read your posting.Does the timer move at all from the original position that you started it from?If it does not move at all then you need a new or reconditioned timer.If it does move but stops at a specific spot,What position does it stop at?Are you in Australia? If so I can give you the contacts on where to purchase a timer.Please reply and I can guide you on how to get the correct timer number for your machine.Looking forward to your reply.

Have you checked the pump filter, and or that the pump is actually working. if it spins o/k with no water in, then I would suspect a draining problem.
If filter clean and pump o/k, then it could be a control module fault. if this were the case, then it would probably be wiser to purchase a new washer.
Hope this is of some help to you.

check the lid switch its not working or its already cracked open

I imagine you've bought a new machine by now? The plastic gearcog is the clutch housing. The arm that clicks is part of the brake lever. On these models, the brake lever is supposed to hold the clutch in place during the wash cycle so that it slips in both directions to get a forward and reverse wash. On spin, the lever moves away releasing the clutch and gearbox brake and allowing the bowl and agitator to spin together. The brake lever wears and allows the gearbox to slip during the wash cycle. When this happens, the clutch housing will "ratchet" past the brake lever tongue. this causes the "clicking" noise in 1 direction.

if if spins the belt is ok,may have timer fault or timer module ( next to timer) if fitted will be faulty

That is the motor that is going bad. it is a loud click on and off. They have a fix kit for that it takes about 30 min to install " I have done about 30 of them.I do not think they are to pricey.

the cycle timer is beginning to sieze because it needs oil. disassemble washer to the point where you can apply small drops of 30W machine oil to the timer's bearings

Sounds like the switch which cuts the machine off when the load is unbalanced. My guess is that: This switch is being triggered too easily The springs holding the bowl up are either stretched or one is broken; The machine may not be level.