Hotpoint Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Question edited for clarity. Removing the waste pipe won't help this issue. Your brown marks have a name, it is called 'Scrud'. How to remove it. https://www.lg.com/nz/support/product-help/CT20186041-20151136257128 ..

possible low on freon

need the whole model number to get you the wiring diagram

The tech at JustAnswer gives some ideas. https://www.justanswer.com/uk-appliance/61wro-hotpoint-forno-sy36x-single-oven-door.html and some videos. They all work to a theme. https://www.google.com/search?q=Hotpoint+SY36X+clean+oven+door+glass ..

bad earth or short on machine.............
needs checking out asap........
cheers

Is your washer plugged into a groundfault receptacle if it is and the ground fault receptacle is tripping you need to use less soap in your washing machine or change the receptacle to a non ground fault like a regular 120 V receptacle. the suds are coming down the side of the washer inside and getting some of the electronics Damp and that is tripping out the ground fault receptacle.

Try turning off the power at the mains plug. If that doesn't work, you need a new catch. https://www.google.com/search?q=Hotpoint+Aqualtis+door+catch ..

heating element bad or airway may be clogged.

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no country told, and appliances are not the same world wide. just buy the service manual if you worked in a factory many things are made called a harness that use parts from other vendors. (pretend one went dead) ( we had a QVL ,list ) or has options. (just like cars do , vast unused connectors) for OPTIONs, not opted, ever. eg. turbo dry option? LOL buy the manual and read it , using only the full model # SERVICE MAN, NOT OPERATORS. RTM can cure most things, just do it.

Twisting together and electrical tape is not a safe fix with 110 volts and water around. You need crimp connectors and heat shrink sleeving.

It might be the start button not making contact or it could be the control board. It depends on the model, Hotpoint has made a few in the last 50 years. Whip your multimeter out and check the switch for continuity.

possible bad timer

make sure correct size then make sure routed correctly if ok check for idler wheel adjustment

I have the same problem with my Hotpoint WMD 962P. However they seem to have changed some other things to make it easier to maintain without taking the front paneloff e.g. there is no clamp on the inner door seal so you can just leverage the spring off.

Put in a washing load and run a programme.

I have same issue, have just worked out that: 1=Intensive 2=Normal 3=Daily 4=Prewash 5=Eco

Remove top cover, and see if the belt is intact, if it is then it could be the motor is not working for one reason or another, this would entail further investigation.
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Thanks.

possible drive motor overheating and turning off if thats ok possible blocked vent and is overheating