Hoover Washing machines Error e09

What does this failure mean that your Hoover washing machine has?

Well, it seems like your Hoover washing machine has decided to take an unplanned break and greets you with the E09 error code. This error is the machine's way of telling you that something is not right with its motor. Unfortunately, it seems that this fault is very complicated to fix, so we advise you to call Hoover's technical support to help you resolve this issue.

However, let's delve a little deeper into this issue so that you can accurately understand what may be causing this fault and how you could best address it. But don't worry, you're not alone in this. This problem is an indication that there is a short circuit in the motor's triac, which prevents the motor from turning on and doing its job. Although it may sound complicated, we will explain to you what this error means and how you can tackle it.

The triac is an important component that regulates the motor's speed. If your washing machine has a short circuit in this component, then there is a serious problem that we need to address. Let's see what the possible causes of this problem are:

• Short circuit in your washing machine's triac: A short circuit in the triac can be due to electrical overload or damage to the washing machine's PCB electronic board.
• Damaged components: Other electronic components related to the motor may be damaged or worn out, such as brushes, carbon, among others.
• Problems with internal wiring: Poorly connected or sulfated connections can prevent the electrical signal from reaching the motor. As well as internal wiring with problems, loose, or cut.
• Motor overheating: Excessive use or the accumulation of dirt and other materials can cause the motor to overheat. So, we recommend you to perform maintenance on it.

These causes may lead to this fault occurring in your Hoover washing machine, but now let's together find a solution to this problem. Stay with us!

Can an effective solution be found for the E09 error code of the Hoover washing machine?

We have prepared for you a list of possible solutions for this problem. However, you should know that this fault in your Hoover washing machine can be very complicated to resolve, and you can always rely on Hoover's technical support to fix this issue.

1. Let it rest! Turn off and unplug your Hoover washing machine to restart it: Your washing machine may just need a little break to keep working. Therefore, turn it off completely and disconnect it from the power supply for about 15 minutes, so that the sensors can restart and return to their original state. Once the time has passed, connect your washing machine and turn it on. Now start a short washing cycle to check if the problem has indeed been solved with this procedure.
2. Check the internal wiring of your Hoover washing machine and ensure it is in good condition: It may be that a rodent has eaten part of the wiring of your washing machine, and it's not a joke! They do it to sharpen their little teeth or simply because they are hungry. Check all the wiring used by your washing machine to operate and make sure it is not cut, bitten, disconnected, burnt, or scorched. If you notice that there are cables in very bad condition, then you will have to replace them or make the necessary repairs. Take advantage also to check the connections of all this wiring and make sure there is no type of sulfate or corrosion. In case you have detected corrosion in the connections, then you will have to perform maintenance to remove it completely.
3. Check the affected components and replace them if necessary: Examine the triac of your Hoover washing machine and other electronic components of it, such as motor brushes, carbon, among others. This procedure requires advanced knowledge, so if you don't feel confident about doing this procedure, it is best to leave the matter in the hands of experts in the field. Use a multimeter to thoroughly check all these components and proceed with their replacement if you find any that may be defective.
4. Perform preventive maintenance on your Hoover washing machine: Perhaps the problem with your washing machine is that it has not received proper maintenance or it has been a long time since it was done. Proceed with the cleaning of all the components that make up your washing machine and inspect them thoroughly in case you need to replace any of them. Surely with this procedure, you will be able to solve the problem, or at least, make progress in terms of which components of your washing machine may be failing and causing this problem of the error that appears on the screen. Once you have completed all the relevant checks and a general maintenance of your appliance, proceed to assemble everything again and turn on your washing machine with a short washing cycle to check if the error has disappeared.
5. Check the PCB electronic board of your Hoover washing machine and make sure everything is working fine: With the washing machine turned off and disconnected, remove the front or top panel to access the inside of the appliance. Locate the PCB electronic board and check if it has any burned, broken, or loose components. If you notice anything strange at first sight, then you will probably have to replace it with a new one that is compatible with your model of Hoover washing machine. To ensure that you have done a good review, you will have to use a multimeter and measure the continuity between the components of the electronic board.
6. If you have already done everything we mentioned above and the problem persists, you have to go through everything again: This time with more care and attention to detail, you can repeat everything we described to make sure you have not skipped any steps or overlooked any details. It is possible that you have missed some detail or that you have simply not performed some check correctly. Try everything again and check if the error has disappeared from your Hoover washing machine. If the problem still persists, then the best thing you can do is leave the problem to Hoover's technical support.
7. Request a home visit from Hoover's technical support to find a solution to the problem: If after trying all the previous solutions the problem continues to appear, it is likely that it is a more complex fault that requires the intervention of a professional in washing machines. So, it is probably time to turn to a qualified expert. Please contact Hoover's technical service and request a visit so that a qualified technician can inspect your washing machine and provide you with a definitive solution.

In summary, the E09 error code in Hoover washing machines indicates a problem with the motor's triac of your appliance. A problem that can be somewhat complicated to solve. The causes can vary from a short circuit to motor overheating. To solve it, you can try restarting the washing machine and then follow all the other procedures we have indicated in this guide, and that would be all.

We hope we have been very helpful to you today. Remember that good preventive maintenance can help you prevent these types of situations in the future and that you can always rely on Hoover's technical support to support you in this task.

If after solving the problem you realize that the fault of your washing machine was indeed due to a short circuit, then try to install a voltage regulator or a surge protector to prevent sudden changes in the electrical current from affecting the functionality of your appliance. Good luck and have a happy washing!