Hoover Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Check the belt. Check the roller for debris clogging it up and also the hoses

Check the heater element and the thermostat

I would say check for a fuse blown. Not in your panel, but in the machine. These fuses could be bolt up or inline. But will always be accessible. Shine a light through it and it should make a solid and visible connection. If not, that's your culprit.

Very often the service guide and wiring diagram is hidden in the top console or in the upper part of the body stuck to the wall is a plastic bag. There might be a Service Manual, but you need the numerical model number rather than the fancy name '500'. https://www.google.com/search?q=hoover+500+washing+machine+service+manual ..

Return it for refund or replacement.

We are Fixya, we aren't Hoover. You need to contact them direct or take it to a local Vacuum Cleaner repair shop. There are parts schematics in this link. Parts 30 and 31. https://www.google.com/search?q=hoover+uh30301+parts+schematic ..

If you are talking about the screen on the bottom of the machine, it pulls out to clean but does not come all the way out.

How good are you with a screwdriver and a multimeter Sarah? This says it has overheated and gone into protective state, but you say it is blowing cold? Check all the thermal fuses, there are normally 3, and check for continuity in the heater element. https://www.google.com/search?q=Hoover+Infinty+tumble+dryer+all+lights+flashing+and+beeping ..

PLUGGED NOZZLES .

You are not alone! https://www.google.com/search?q=hoover+hsc574s+buzzing+noise The condenser coils are underneath and it the perfect place to attract fluff, especially if you have animals. On mine, you open the bottom door and pull off the kick grill. There is also a panel on the back at the bottom that hides the compressor. That is an easier place to get the vacuum cleaner crevice tool in. You buzzing may be overheating, but it may also be a sign of impending failure.

Cleaning Your Fridge or Freezer - Advice Centre - Hoover ...

https://service.hoover.co.uk > advice-centre > cleaning-... Routine cleaning tips. Your fridge freezer should be regularly cleaned to ensure good hygiene practice. You should take care to remove obvious food debris, ...

• Clean out the filter and condenser ' Hoover Service

  https://service.hoover.co.uk > the-filter-light-has-come-on The fluff filter is situated in the door access - open the door and its fitted in the bottom of the door opening, lift it out and clean away any fluff build ... ..

Parts are here https://www.google.com/search?q=Hoover+Spin+Scrub+Model+F5914-900+parts ..

Did you ever figure out what was causing it? I’m having the same problem. Dissembled and cleaned it completely, but it’s still doing the same thing.

Probably belt burning due to a roller jam. Take a look.

pump inoperative or feed tubes clogged. need to check the small belt; not the main belt.

That would make it 'spot less' wouldn't it? :>D It seems to be a known issue with a struck trigger. Take a look at the videos. https://www.google.com/search?q=hoover+spotless+upholstery+cleaner+won%27t+spray+water ..

Is the overfill valve (the yellow thing) in the waste container stuck in the up/full position? Maybe it just needs to be rinses well to avoid it being stuck and shutting off the vacuum portion of the cleaner.

Too many clothes, not enough water, usually. However, this is a known issue on this Australian Washer. Throw it out, and buy a Front Loader. They take more laundry, use less water and electricity and don't tangle. https://www.google.com/search?q=HOOVER+500MB+WASHING+MACHINE+tangles+clothes ..

The sensor is dirty. The next time you change the bag, leave it off and the cover as well. Plug the sweeper in and turn it on for a few seconds. The lights should blink then run steady. This is the best way to blow out dust. It should be done outside.

SOLUTION#1 If the attachment wont spray water, the white plastic nozzle tip may be clogged. Take the brush attachment off, remove the two screws from the gray retaining cover (BE CAREFUL THE WHITE TIP UNDER THE BLACK PLASTIC TRIGGER MECHANISM IS SPRING LOADED and WILL GO FLYING). The trigger mechanism can be taken apart by lifting the black part off (may have to slide it back slightly), remove the spring from the white plastic valve insert, then take a flat screw driver and carefully pry the two white pieces apart and blow out both ends. You may have to find a hair size piece of wire to push threw it to clear it. The whole process is really simple once you take it apart and see how it works. Putting it together is in reverse order. The white piece will only go in to the black part one way and with the spring on you need to push it through the hole and the trigger part hooks on, slide it back on to the hose, then while holding it all, and put the gray retaining cover back on. Sounds more difficult than it really is. If your not mechanically inclined take some pictures as your taking it apart to refer to.Solution#2 If the nozzle and trigger are clear, with the trigger assembly off the hose, plug the hose into the shampooer and turn it on (if the hose inside the suction hose is clear you should start seeing water flowing out the hose. If not run a piece of wire through that hose to unclog it. If its still not flowing then the Pump on the unit needs to be replaced.Solution #3Cost Around $20 with shipping online. Google your make and model, and upholstery attachemnt pump. Mine was called AP4561692 (43582018) PUMP ASSM, from http://www.appliancepartspros.com/. (there real good about the live chat and helping you find the part).There are Youtube videos on taking apart the shampooer, which is pretty easy. The one place that might give you problems after you get down to taking the pump off, there is only one screw holding but there is on the bottom side of the pump a black bump that clips in to the base of the shampooer and you need to stick a screw driver from the bottom up and pry the base one way and pull the pump the other to unhook it.

Many people are not seeing the washable filter at the top of the vacuum cleaner. You can't see it until you open it. This will cause the vacuum to overheat and shut down when not cleaned.