How To Fix Hoover Washing Machine Timer Wont Advance

If you’re Hoover washing machine’s timer won’t advance, it’s a frustrating and time-consuming problem to resolve. There are many steps that you can take to resolve the problem. In this article, we’ll explore some common causes of a Hoover washing machine timer that won’t advance, and provide step-by-step instructions for fixing the issue.

This guide is designed for novices and experienced DIYers in home repairs. It will guide you through how to get your Hoover washing machines back up and running within minutes.

Lid switch

The lid switch is a safety feature in top-loading Hoover washing machines. The lid switch is normally situated under the main top, and has a projection on the lid or a pin attached to the lid which triggers the switch when the lid is shut. The lid switch provides energy to the timer as well as the motor circuits. How to check the switch that powers the lid on a Hoover washing-machine using a multimeter:

1. Unplug your Hoover washing machine. 
2. Remove the cabinet or top panel, and then find the switch on the lid. Once you’ve located the switch be sure that all actuators and levers are free of sticking. 
3. If no problems are discovered when performing the above checks, remove the switch and set the multi-meter to the Rx1 setting. When you press and hold the switch’s button the probes on the switch’s terminals. You should receive a reading of zero.
4. If you receive other readings the switch will need a replacement lid switch.

Timer and Motor

The timer manages the functions of the Hoover washer. The timer comes with several electrical contacts that are operated by a cam that is advanced by a timer motor. The timer motor is controlled by certain of the contacts. If the timer in the washer doesn’t advance, the timer or timer motor may be at fault. Test the timer & timer motor in theHoover washing machine using a multi-meter

1. Connect the Hoover washing machines from power sources.
2. Find and remove the timer. You will need to remove the control panel as well as the rear panel to get it.
3. Turn your multimeter to Rx1 to touch the probes at the motor’s terminals (refer to the wiring diagram). Test for continuity and should receive a reading of zero or close to zero.
4. If you find that your test gives different results, you will require an new timer.

Water Level Control

The water level control in Hoover washing appliances is used to switch the water valve off and on according to the level you have selected and also to provide power to the timer motor once the proper water level is reached. If your washer fills however the timer doesn’t advance , it could be due to a problem with the water level switch. How do you check the water level control on the Hoover washing machine:

1. Before beginning, disconnect the plug on your washing machine as you’ll be working with electrical components.
2. Before you decide to investigate the issue it is important to eliminate the air dome hose to determine the source of the issue. To locate and take out the air dome hose, take the cabinet from the wall. Immerse the hose in water, then seal the other end, and blow air into the other, watching for bubbles throughout. You should also inspect the hose for cracks, wear or other obstructions.
3. If you do not see any issues above, you might require the replacement water level switch.

Timer Knob and Dial & Skirt

The timer knob or dial is connected to the timer shaft and will rotate when the timer advances through a time. You can also pull out the knob to trigger an internal switch inside the timer. The timer’s knob is generally constructed of plastic and is reinforced with a keyed insert. In normal use, it can result in the knob to crack or wear out, making it impossible to rotate with the shaft of the timer. This can make it difficult to rotate the timer according to the desired setting and also cause the dial to stop turning to the right direction when the cycle is progressing. How to check the timer knob in theHoover washer:

1. Unplug your Hoover washer from its electrical source.
2. Find the knob to the timer, you will need to remove the panel on the rear or cabinet to get to the back of the timer.
3. To make sure the timer is engaged check the knob by pulling it out , then pressing it in. 
4. If the knob does not turn the knob, you’ll need new knobs.

Drain Pump

A drain pump is a device that removes water from the Hoover washer tub after the wash and rinse portions. The washer from Hoover may not be able recognize that the tub is empty when the drain pump fails. You should inspect your washer’s drain pump if it is stalled during the wash or rinse portions. Some models with electronic control may show a fault signal when this problem occurs. If you’re Hoover washing machine displays an error message it is possible to refer to our list of appliance fault codes to pinpoint the source. How to look at drain pump inside aHoover washing machine.

1. Unplug your Hoover washer.
2. Locate your drain pump. You’ll need to remove the front panel or cabinet of your appliance to access the pump.
3. After you’ve located the pump, inspect all the connections and hoses coming off the pump for damages or leaks.
4. If the leak is coming from the pump, you will need the new pump.

Water Inlet Valve

The valve for the water inlet supply cold and hot water to the Hoover washers during filling portions. At minimum, two solenoids can open the valve. The water inlet valve may be the reason why your washer stops working during the cycle and stalls during the rinse fill or wash phase.

The first step is to ensure that there aren’t any kinks within the hoses to the inlet, and that they’re not restricted. The screens should be clear. Next, you can check the continuity of the solenoids using the multimeter. How to test the valve for water inlet in theHoover washing machine using the help of a multimeter:

1. Check that you have disconnected the Hoover washing machine prior to beginning.
2. Find the valve for water inlet and pull it out. You will find it directly between the hose connections. To reach it you must remove all or a portion of the cabinet.
3. The screens of the valve for any obstructions or buildups. If they are damaged, it is necessary to replace them.
4. Examine your pump visually for any indications of damage or wear, If none is found Set your multi-meter to Rx1 and place the probes on to the terminals. Consult the manual of your owner to determine what results this test will produce because it will differ between models.
5. If the reading you receive isn’t within the range of recommended, or if you get a reading that is infinity or your valve is clearly damaged, you will need replacement valves. replacement water inlet valve.