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SMEG Appliance Repairs in Bath

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Like any appliance, SMEG products are susceptible to the wear and tear associated with everyday use. We understand that when your SMEG appliance breaks down, you’ll want expert repairs quickly – freeing up more time to do the things you enjoy.

Our team specialise in fixing all types of SMEG appliances across Bath and the quickly and efficiently, seven days a week, anywhere in Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, Corsham, Frome, Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Saltford, Somerset, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire. You can trust our team to deliver a professional service that gets your home running smoothly again

Our team are highly experienced in repairing all SMEG ovens, cookers, hobs, dishwasher, fridges and freezers, washing machines and tumble dryers, regardless of size or model. You can choose from same or next day appointments and trust our reliable repair service that only uses genuine SMEG parts with a 12 month guarantee.

Local SMEG Fridge & Freezer Experts in Bath

Here at Bath Domestic Appliances, we’ve been repairing SMEG appliances for three decades. In that time we’ve gained a specialised understanding required for repairing SMEG fridges and freezers.

From the iconic FAB retro fridges to American-style fridge-freezers and modern built-in units, we repair all SMEG refrigeration appliances. Issues we regularly fix include temperature regulation problems, excessive frost build-up, water leaks, noisy compressors, faulty thermostats, and broken door seals causing poor cooling efficiency.

Call today on 01225 461711 for SMEG Fridge & Freezer Repairs

SMEG Oven, Cooker & Hob Maintenance
near Bath

SMEG ovens and cookers are renowned for their Italian design and reliable performance, but even premium appliances need occasional repairs. Our technicians fix common to complex issues with the same precision. We’re on hand to fix all oven, cooker and hob problems including:

  • faulty heating elements
  • malfunctioning fans
  • ignition spark failures
  • cracked ceramic surfaces
  • faulty knobs
  • repair grill elements
  • thermostat issues
  • door seal problems

Our engineers are Gas Safe registered and qualified to repair gas, electric, and dual-fuel models. We handle all SMEG oven and cooker types, from compact models to professional-grade range cookers.

SMEG Dishwashers, Washing Machines & Tumble Dryers Fixed in Bath

We understand that instead of dealing with a broken washing machine or dishwasher you could be getting on with your day. That’s why we’re here to help with our same or next day repair options.

Our team can repair both freestanding and integrated SMEG washing machines and dishwashers. They’ll be able to sort out washing machine and dishwasher issues like the water not draining, pump blockages, water leaks and unusual noises to name a few.

Also, we understand the frustration of seeing wet laundry pile up especially during the colder months. If your tumble dryer is in need of repair, our team is here to help. We’ll promptly diagnose the issue, whether that’s clothes not drying properly, overheating or a drum not rotating.

All of our dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer repairs come with a transparent, fixed-price quote. Call today on 01225 461711 for reliable repairs you can count on.

Get in touch!

When your SMEG appliance is in need of repair call our team here at Bath Domestic Appliances. Our responsive, family-run team are on hand to diagnose and repair your SMEG washing machine or dishwasher, no matter the model. If you live in or around the city of Bath, bring your appliance problems to Bath Domestic Appliances! We serve Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, Corsham, Frome, Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Saltford, Somerset, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire.     

Get in touch with us at Bath Domestic Appliances Repairs on 01225 461711 for Bath or 01373 827929 for near Westbury. Alternatively, email our team on service@bathdomesticappliances.co.uk or use the contact form on our contact us page. We’re ready for your appliance repair!

Washing Machine Lifespan: How to Maximise Years of Reliable Use

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Your washing machine is one of the hardest-working appliances in your home, washing your clothes day after dat. But how long should you expect it to last, and what can you do to extend its lifespan? Understanding how to longevity and implementing smart maintenance habits can help you get the most value from your investment.

Typical Washing Machine Lifespan in the UK

In the UK, the average washing machine lasts between 7 and 12 years, though this varies considerably based on brand quality, usage patterns, and maintenance. Higher-end models from reputable manufacturers often push towards the upper end of this range, whilst budget machines may struggle to reach even seven years with heavy use. Front-loading machines generally outlast top-loaders, and traditional models tend to be more durable than some of their high-tech counterparts with complex electronic systems.

Key Factors That Affect Longevity

Several factors determine how long your washing machine will serve you reliably. If you’re using your washing machine daily or multiple times a day, naturally wear and tear will occur faster than one used a few times weekly. Water quality matters too, as hard water causes limescale build up that damages heating elements and internal components. Load sizes affect longevity as well, consistently overloading strains the drum bearings and motor. Finally, the quality of installation influences performance, as an improperly levelled machine experiences excessive vibration that accelerates wear on mechanical parts.

Regular Maintenance Checklist

Proper maintenance can add years to your machine’s life. Clean the detergent drawer monthly to prevent mould and residue buildup that can affect dispensing and create unpleasant odours. Run a hot maintenance wash with a washing machine cleaner or white vinegar every month to clear away limescale and detergent deposits. Check and clean the filter regularly—this small component traps debris and prevents drainage issues. Wipe down door seals after use to remove moisture and prevent mould growth, particularly important for front-loaders. Finally, leave the door ajar between washes to allow the drum to dry completely, reducing bacteria and musty smells.

Common User Mistakes

Many washing machine failures stem from avoidable user errors. Overloading is perhaps the most common mistake, forcing motors and bearings to work harder than designed. Using too much detergent creates excessive suds that strain pumps and leave residue throughout the system. Ignoring small issues like unusual noises or slow drainage allows minor problems to escalate into costly repairs. Failing to sort laundry properly means zips and metal fasteners can damage the drum, whilst washing heavy items like trainers can throw the machine off balance. Additionally, using the wrong detergent type—particularly non-HE detergent in high-efficiency machines—causes problems with excessive foam and residue.

When Repair Is Worth It vs Replacement

Deciding between repair and replacement requires weighing several factors. As a general rule, if repair costs exceed 50% of a new machine’s price, replacement makes more financial sense. For machines under five years old, repairs are usually worthwhile, especially if covered by warranty. However, machines over ten years old with major component failures—such as motor, drum bearing, or control board issues—typically warrant replacement. Consider energy efficiency too, as newer models use significantly less water and electricity, potentially offsetting their cost through lower utility bills.

Get in touch!

If you have a washing machine in need of repair – or any other make or model of electrical goods that are not performing as they should – call Bath Domestic Appliances’ friendly, family-run, reliable team and become one of our tens of thousands of satisfied customers.

At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have great experience in diagnosing and repairing Beko washing machines, regardless of model. If you live in or around the city of Bath, bring your appliance problems to Bath Domestic Appliances, and we’ll keep you cooking! We serve Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, Corsham, Frome, Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Saltford, Somerset, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire.     

Get in touch with us at Bath Domestic Appliances Repairs on 01225 461711 for Bath or 01373 827929 for near Westbury. Alternatively, email service@bathdomesticappliances.co.uk or use the contact form on our website. We’re ready for your appliance repair!

Common Electric Cooker Issues

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What’s Causing Your Dinner Disaster?

Common Issues with Electric Cookers & How to Fix Them

The humble electric cooker is the mainstay of millions of British kitchens, providing us with a wealth of culinary creations from Sunday roasts to quick mid-week meals.

Our hard-working cookers are dependable on the whole, but nothing is infallible so now and then they will let us down (let’s hope its not on the eve of an important dinner party). Most electric cooker faults can be fixed by a professional repair company, like Bath Domestic Appliances.

Sometimes the problem is simply down to human error or neglect, in which case you could even perhaps put it right yourself. Don’t ever mess around with the workings of a cooker, oven or hob, though without turning off the mains electricity or you could be in for a nasty shock!

We’ve put together this guide to common issues with electric cookers with some advice about how to troubleshoot your cooker and sort out the problem.

Electric Cooker Hob Hassles

Your electric cooker will have one of three different types of cooking plates on the top – either a solid plate, ceramic or induction hob.

All are subject to similar faults, which when they occur are generally best found and fixed by a qualified professional. The most common faults with electric cooker hobs are:

  • Electric hob failing to heat
    The first thing to do is to check your consumer unit (fuse box) to ensure the circuit breaker for the cooker hasn’t tripped. If it has, reset it, but if the hob is still not heating you’ll need a professional to check things like the element, the wiring or the control switch.
  • Electric hob plate heating unevenly
    This is a problem because it can lead to burnt patches in your cooking. It is often the result of a failing element, which needs to be installed by a qualified electrician or repair technician.
  • Hob won’t turn off
    This is a serious safety hazard for obvious reasons, and usually indicates a problem with the control switch. Unplug the cooker straight away and call a repair expert.
  • Cracked hob plate
    A cracked ceramic hob not only looks unsightly but can also be dangerous. The hob may still work with hairline cracks, but these will gradually get worse and impact on its functionality. Better safe than sorry – call a technician to replace the hob.
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Electric Cooker Oven Ailments

When your oven gives you the cold shoulder or starts burning your favourite bakes the most common reasons for it malfunctioning are:

  • Electric oven failing to heat
    As described with the electric hob (above) first check the circuit breaker. If all is well in that respect, the problem could be a faulty heating element, thermostat or oven control module. A professional diagnosis and repair will be needed.
  • Electric oven heating unevenly
    If you want to avoid the infamous baking “soggy bottom” you need your oven to heat evenly. If you’re noticing a problem this could be down to a malfunctioning element or a faulty fan. The fan is there to circulate hot air for even cooking. If it’s not working professional help is recommended.
  • Electric oven overheating 
    An oven that overheats is a recipe for disaster (pun intended!).  This usually indicates a faulty thermostat.  Continuing to use an overheating oven is dangerous and can lead to fires.  Unplug the cooker and call a repair service immediately.
  • Electric oven tripping the fuse box 
    If your oven repeatedly trips the circuit breaker this indicates there is a serious electrical fault, possibly a short circuit.  Do not attempt to fix this yourself.  Unplug the cooker and call a qualified repair professional.
  • Oven light not working 
    A non-functioning oven light is usually a simple fix.  Try replacing the bulb first.  If that doesn’t work, the problem might be with the light fitting or wiring, requiring a professional.

Electric Cooker Grill Grievances

If your electric cooker comes with a built-in grill you’ll no doubt become very dependent on this useful feature. If the grill’s sizzle starts to fizzle, there could be several reasons:

  • Grill not heating 
    Similar to the hob and oven, check the circuit breaker first.  If the electrics are fine, the issue is likely a faulty grill element or switch. Rectifying these issues is best left to a professional.
  • Grill overheating
    An overheating grill is a fire hazard.  Unplug the cooker and call a repair service immediately.

Electric Cooker Care

To prolong the life of your electric cooker and avoid costly repairs, regular cleaning is essential.  Keep the hob clean, remove spills promptly, and clean the oven regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions.  Avoid using abrasive cleaners that can damage the hob’s surface.

If something does go wrong it’s better to get a quote for a repair before deciding to abandon your cooker and spend out on a new one. You’ll be surprised how cost effective it is to repair rather than replace. With proper care your cooker can last you for many years.

If you live in or around the city of Bath, bring your electric cooker problems to Bath Domestic Appliances, and we’ll keep you cooking! We serve Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, Corsham, Frome, Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Saltford, Somerset, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire.

Common Fridge Errors

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Bath Domestic Appliances have a great deal of experience at repairing fridges across Wiltshire and Somerset, and we come across the same common faults and problems all the time.

Sometimes fridge issues are just down to improper or incorrect use, so we thought we’d compile this list of five common fridge faults that you can use for troubleshooting before you call in our fridge experts for professional advice.

Please be aware though that it is not advisable to tinker with the inner workings of a fridge unless you are qualified to do so, because they use extremely high electricity voltage, which is stored even after the appliance is switched off.

A Warm Fridge

When your fridge isn’t cooling properly, there are a few signs you might notice. Food that goes bad faster than usual, or a lack of a cold breeze when you open the door are the most obvious signs that your fridge is too warm. Before you start troubleshooting, check to make sure that nothing is blocking the door from closing properly. If the door is closing properly, and the temperature is set correctly there are a few other things that could be causing the problem.

One possibility is that the door seal is damaged, allowing warm air to enter the fridge, making it difficult to keep the temperature cold. Another possibility is that the temperature is set too high. Finally, a buildup of frost on the evaporator coils can also cause the fridge to not cool properly. If you are not sure how to fix the problem, you can call a repair technician.

Fluctuating temperatures or warm spots within the fridge can indicate a faulty thermostat, blocked air vents, or an improper door seal. Again, an engineer would be needed as they can bring the correct tools to identify the area of the issue and solve your problem efficiently.

Constant Running

Sometimes your fridge might be working overtime. When your appliance seems to be working overtime, there can be a few reasons, such as a faulty thermostat, blocked vents, or a lack of refrigerant liquid leading to the fridge struggling to maintain the desired temperature.

To help your fridge work more efficiently, make sure there is a gap between the wall and the back of the fridge. This will allow air to circulate properly and help the fridge cool down. If your fridge is still working overtime, even after you have checked the vents and made sure there is a gap between the wall and the back of the fridge, you should contact a qualified appliance repair technician. They will be able to diagnose the problem and fix it for you.

Water Leakage

Water inside or leaking from the front of your fridge can be a sign of a few different problems. If you see water pooling on the bottom shelf or leaking from the front of the fridge, it could be caused by condensation from a faulty door seal. This happens when warm, moist air from the kitchen enters the fridge and condenses on the cold surfaces inside.

Water ingress or leakage from the front panel suggests a temperature control issue. If the fridge is not cooling properly, the warm air inside will also cause condensation and water buildup. Either way, it’s important to have the problem fixed by a professional as soon as possible. Leaving the issue unresolved can lead to mold and mildew growth, which can damage the fridge and pose a health risk.

Get in touch!

At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have great experience in diagnosing and repairing fridges across multiple brands, regardless of model. We proudly serve Bath & surrounding areas including Bradford-on-Avon, Corsham, Frome, Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Saltford, Somerset, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire.        

Get in touch with us at Bath Domestic Appliances Repairs on 01225 461711 for Bath or 01373 827929 for near Westbury. Alternatively, email service@bathdomesticappliances.co.uk or use the contact form on our website. We’re ready for your appliance repair!

Common Dishwasher Issues

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Bath Domestic Appliances has won awards for excellent customer service, and this family firm has built up a reputation for top class workmanship over the past 25 years.

So, when your reliable dishwasher isn’t quite right, contact our repairs hotline on 01225 461 711 or by using our online contact form.

By seeking professional assistance from our expert team, you can ensure that your dishwasher’s issue is resolved safely and correctly.

Dishwasher isn’t turning on

When your dishwasher isn’t turning on, you might want to begin troubleshooting for issues. Most problems can be solved by carefully inspecting the plug socket for any issues, such as a loose plug or a broken the fuse. If the dishwasher still doesn’t work, consider testing the outlet by connecting another device to it. This will help determine if the outlet itself is causing the issue.

If the plug socket nor the plug is the culprit, the problem might lie with one of the dishwasher‘s internal components. There might be an issue with the control board, which regulates the dishwasher’s functions, or the power supply could be faulty. In these cases, it’s advisable to consult one of our qualified technicians who can diagnose and repair the problem efficiently.

Dishwasher is making loud noises

Dishwashers, despite their efficiency, are not completely silent. They will inevitably produce some noise when they start running. However, excessive noise can be a sign of a problem. A loud hum might suggest a motor issue, while grinding or rattling sounds could point to a problem with the pump, spray arms, or door latch. High-pitched sounds, on the other hand, often indicate a bearing problem.

If you notice any of these unusual sounds, it’s important to address them promptly to avoid further damage or inconvenience. If the problem persists, you can count on our engineers to consult for a thorough diagnosis and repair the issue.

A leaky dishwasher

A leaking dishwasher can be a frustrating household problem. To diagnose the issue, begin by inspecting the dishwasher both inside and out for any visible damage. Look for cracks, holes, or worn seals around the door, pipes, and seals. If there’s no obvious damage, listen for the sound of dripping water or a running water pump. Dripping sounds might indicate a faulty water inlet valve or drain pump.

If you find a puddle of water near the dishwasher, this could signify a blocked drain hose or a malfunctioning drain pump. Check for any kinks, bends, or obstructions that might be preventing water from flowing freely. If the drain hose appears clear, the problem may lie with the drain pump itself. Also, listen for any unusual noises coming from the pump, such as grinding or humming. If you hear these sounds, it’s likely that the pump is malfunctioning and needs to be replaced.

Foul odours

A foul-smelling dishwasher can be a sign of underlying issues often caused by food debris or mold. Check the strainer screen and filtration system for any food particles. A damaged seal or exterior can allow moisture in, leading to a musty odour. To address the smell, thoroughly clean the dishwasher interior using a commercial cleaner . Wipe down all surfaces with a soft cloth, paying attention to the corners, crevices, and the underside of the top rack. 

Dirty Dishes

If your dishwasher isn’t cleaning your dishes effectively, there are a few things you can check. First, make sure it’s completing its entire cycle. If it stops prematurely, there might be a mechanical problem, such as a faulty timer or motor. Also, check the spray arms and filters for any food particles that might be blocking water flow. Food particles can accumulate in these areas and prevent the water from reaching all parts of the dishwasher.

Overloading the dishwasher can prevent water from reaching all of the dishes, leading to poor cleaning performance. By systematically checking these factors, you can often identify and resolve the underlying problem, restoring your dishwasher’s cleaning capabilities.

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At Bath Domestic appliances, we cover all of Bath and its surrounding areas; Bath, Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome,  Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Saltford, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire & all main towns and villages within these areas. We fix a wide range of appliances, including: Cookers, Ovens, Hobs, Fridge freezers, and Dishwashers. Also, we are experts in repairing a range of brands too including Creda and Hotpoint.

Common Washing Machine Errors

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We are a small family-run business with over 25 years of experience specialising in the repair domestic appliances Our team of highly trained technicians including Gas Safe-registered engineers have the expertise to ensure the highest level of service with multiple brands.

Built-In Troubleshooting Codes for Washing Machines

Washing machines come with large drum capacity and plenty of features, yet most are reasonably priced. They come in grey shades as well as the ubiquitous white, look good in the kitchen or utility room, and run with very quiet motors.

All in all, you probably hope your washing machine will never break down, but of course no home appliance is infallible, and they can suffer from technical errors.

Fortunately, like most modern washing machine manufacturers, have built in a set of troubleshooting codes that are displayed on the machine when a problem is detected. These codes are designed to give you – and/or a repair engineer – an idea of what has gone wrong with the operation of the machine.

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Understanding washing machine error codes

It really helps our appliance engineers at Bath Domestic Appliances if you can tell us about the error code that you see on your washing machine when you call us out to make a repair.  You’ll notice error codes on the digital display of a washing machine or washer-dryer to make sure you’re alerted if your machine malfunctions while you’re doing the laundry.

Washing machine error codes are numeric codes that are displayed on the machine’s control panel. These codes indicate a specific problem such as a motor fault, and correspondingly you will be able to find what they mean and how to identify the issue your machine might be having.

The specific location of the error code display will vary depending on the model of your washing machine. However, it is typically found on either the control panel or the machine’s door. The error code will be displayed as a numerical code.

Call Now for Washing Machine Repairs!

At Bath Domestic appliances, we cover all of Bath and its surrounding areas; Bath, Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome,  Keynsham, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Saltford, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, Westbury and Wiltshire & all main towns and villages within these areas. We fix a wide range of appliances, including: Cookers, Ovens, Hobs, Fridge freezers, and Dishwashers. Also, we are experts in repairing a range of brands too including Creda and Hotpoint.

AEG Dishwasher Error Codes

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Our updated guide for AEG dishwasher error codes for  2025.

AEG Dishwasher owners can attest to the superior quality of their machines, producing sparkling clean crockery, cutlery, cookware, and glassware. AEG front-loading dishwashers are a well-loved and well-used appliance in many homes across the county.

Dishwashers are a time and labour saver that has helped households for decades. AEG dishwashers are an excellent addition to any home and work wonders until they don’t. When your dishwasher breaks down or starts to malfunction, you may not know what to do first.

If you look at your AEG dishwasher, you will see it is trying to help you through the use of error codes. These codes relate to an issue within the machine itself. Now you can alert your local repair technician from Bath Domestic Appliances about which error code is being shown, to help them diagnose and make appropriate repairs to your AEG dishwasher.

E1

The water valve is not open or the water is restricted in some way. Another cause could be the water pressure is low.

E2

Malfunction of the heating element.

E3

Too much inlet water or a leak.

E4

Too much inlet water or issue with the draining system.

Cycle Indicator Light Flashing

The previous cycle needs to be cancelled before starting a new cycle.

Beeping / LED Flashing 3 times

A water leak is found and water pooling.

C1, F1, i10, i11, AL5

Indicating an issue with the water inlet.

C2, F2, I20, AL6

Indicating a water drainage problem.

I30

An issue with draining or leaking non-stop.

F19

Rotation complications resulting from slow flow.

I40, I43, I44

The dishwasher filter is not clean.

i50, i51, i52, i53, i54, i55, i56, i57, i58, i59, i5A, i5B, i5C, i5D, i5E, i5F, i60, i80, iC0, iCo, iC1, iC2, iC3

Dishwasher needs to be reset.

iF0, iFo, iF1

Dishwasher needs to be reset and the water supply needs to be inspected

You can avoid many faults with your AEG dishwasher by carrying out regular checks and maintenance according to your handbook. If you live in or around the city of Bath in North East Somerset – including Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, or Westbury – and need AEG dishwasher repairs, get in touch with Bath Domestic Appliances.

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Indesit Dishwasher Error Codes

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Our updated guide for Indesit dishwasher error codes for  2025.

Indesit dishwasher owners know of the great quality and long-lasting durability that is well established with the brand. Dishwashers are amazing appliance that saves time and labour in the home. However, we at Bath Domestic Appliances understand how frustrating it is when suddenly you notice that your Indesit dishwasher isn’t working to its usual full potential.

Your Indesit dishwasher will try to help you by telling you what is at fault through what is known as error codes. Error codes are letters and numbers that show on your dishwasher digital display, guiding you to the root cause of the fault.

When these error codes show, there is little someone who is untrained can do, which is the vast majority of average Indesit dishwasher owners. The first call should be to a fully trained and qualified engineer, such as us here at Bath Domestic Appliances. Just tell your engineer the error code shown and it will help them give you a correct diagnosis and repair plan.

You can help prevent the majority of Indesit dishwasher faults through regular maintenance and troubleshooting issues with the help of your manual. Make sure you take note of your Indesit dishwasher model number to help you save time.

Here are the Indesit dishwasher error codes:

F01

Anti-flooding overflow

F02

Water fill solenoid valve failure

F03

Water drain failure/timeout

F04

Thermostat fault

F06

Water fill timeout

F07

Water turbine damaged

F08

Temperature timeout fault

F09

Software error

F10

Heating element fault

F11

Wash pump failure

F12

Main board & display communication error

F13

Mainboard fault

F15

Virtual sensor error

If you live in or around the city of Bath in North East Somerset – including Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, or Westbury – and need Indesit dishwasher repairs, get in touch with Bath Domestic Appliances.

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Hoover Washing Machine Error Codes

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Our updated guide for Hoover washing machine error codes for 2025.

Your washing machine is one of the most important appliances in your home, and an out-of-the-blue error code is no one’s favourite thing to see. An error code is your machine’s way of telling you that something is wrong and it is coming from the fault associated with that particular error code.

Unless you know what the error codes mean, they aren’t going to be helpful at all. Hoover is renowned in households around the world for its high-quality products and affordability. At Bath Domestic Appliances, we want to help you get your Hoover washing machine working so you can get back to your normal routine.

Error 0

Faulty electronic module, which needs connections to main control module checked.

Error 1

Door safety lock error. Check the exterior of the lock for any fault.

Error 2

Hoover washing machine does not fill in the pre-set time allowed. This could be due to the mains water pressure, a kink in the inlet hose, filter, water inlet valve or a wiring fault.

Error 3

Hoover washing machine fails to drain water in the allotted time. This could be due to a blockage along the system somewhere along the journey or due to a sensor malfunction.

Error 4

Multiple cases of anti-flood contacts in pressure switch. 

Error 5

Temperature sensor circuit fault or shorted.

Error 6

EEPROM Failure; defective electronic controller.

Error 7

Motor jam detected or door interlock fault.

Error 8

Hoover washing machine motor tacho open circuited or shorted.

Error 9

Short circuit motor on electronic module.

Error 12

Communication fault between electronic control boards and wires.

Error 13

Communication fault between control boards and wires.

Error 14

Error detected with water heating elements.

Error 15

Electronic control module defect.

Error 16

Error detected with water heating elements.

Error 17

No electric signal coming from motor tachometric generator.

Error 18

Control module defective; wrong electrical input frequency.

E02

Defect in inlet valve and issue with the machine filling with water.

E03

Hoover washing machine experiencing an issue with water draining from the drum.

E06

Unbalanced load in the drum. If this occurs, run an empty cycle to test if there is nothing else the matter.

E16

Serious fault detected with water heating element.

There may be some error codes that you, the machine owner will be able to resolve. However, for the majority of error codes, your Hoover washing machine will be required to be seen by a qualified professional, like Bath Domestic Appliances. 

At Bath Domestic Appliances, we operate across all of Bath North East Somerset, including all BA postcodes;  Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, and across Wiltshire.

We specialise in repairing all major home appliances including cookers, washing machines, dishwashers, fridge freezers and much more. Get in touch with us by calling 01225 461711 and speaking to our friendly team. 

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Rangemaster Common Problems and Solutions

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Rangemaster Cooker Ovens

Rangemaster cooker ovens are an ever-popular kitchen appliance in the modern kitchen. With over 185 years of manufacturing, with a classic timeless look and updated modern design, the Rangemaster is the perfect accompaniment to any home. With Rapid Response ™ your oven will preheat 30% quicker than a fan oven, as well as boasting A ratings for energy efficiency.

However, all of these excellent features aren’t worth much if your Rangemaster isn’t working. With as many great features, there is the potential for faults. At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have put together a quick guide to help you recognise, diagnose and repair where possible, faults in your Rangemaster.

There may be multiple reasons why your Rangemaster doors are not closing, including an issue with the door look itself or the hinges. If your Rangemaster door latch is not working and allowing the door to open, the latch may be faulty or broken, which could be caused by excessive wear. If your Rangemaster door is sitting unevenly, there will be an issue with the door’s hinges that will have become loose. This could be due to worn down threading of the screws.

If your oven’s fan is not turning or there is excessive noise when cooking, it is more than likely an issue with the fan oven motor. The fan oven motor is an integral part of the oven’s efficiency. However, the solution can be a simple replacement of the oven fan motor. There may be another element causing the Rangemaster fan oven not working, a professional engineer can quickly diagnose and repair or replace parts if necessary.

If you take your cooking out of your oven, a recipe you’ve used time and time again, and notice that it’s burnt or too hot, you may have an issue with your Rangemaster’s thermostat. The thermostat is responsible for regulating the temperature inside the oven. If you think that your oven’s temperature is unregulated, get in touch with a professional engineer like such at Bath Domestic Appliances.

If your oven light is not working when your fan oven is on, the most likely cause will be because the bulb has blown and needs a replacement. If you feel able to, this can be a simple replacement with a compatible lightbulb spare part. However, if you have no experience with this and are unsure, do not hesitate to call in a professional engineer.

At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have many years of experience diagnosing, repairing and replacing faulty parts and connections on Rangemaster cooker ovens. We will get your Rangemaster cooker oven back up and running, as usual, so you can continue using every wonderful feature to its fullest potential. 

Contact us at Bath Domestic Appliances today. We cover the city of Bath and the surrounding area of North East Somerset, as well as a large part of West Wiltshire, including Westbury, Warminster, Trowbridge, Melksham and Corsham. 

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