Hoover Dishwashers - Page 8 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

It probably just has a build up in it, try taking a bowl and filling it with apple cider vinegar (you want cider vinegar because of the citric acid, you can also use tang or frozen o.j) then put the bowl full of vinegar on the lower rack in the dishwasher, do not just pour the vinegar into the dishwasher beacuse the dishwashers 1st cycle is too drain so it will all just drain out, then run the dishwashers heaviest cycle with nothing in the dishwasher but the bowl of vinegar. This will clear out all the debris and hard water deposits throughout the dishwasher. If it seems to clear up your problem try changing your dishwasher soap to Finish I work at a service company and have found this to be the best dishwasher soap on the market. Hope this helps.

Your heating element is not working, It could be one of 3 things.1. Broken solder joint in the electronics (common on this model)2. Broken thermal overload sensor3. Faulty Element (not very common)I'd pull the front off and have a look at the electronics and take it from there.

E1 is commonly know as a leakage error which occurs due to the excessive RPM of Washing Motor happened during Wash cycle due to water leakage. To start with check if there is a water leakage in hose connections, motor water seal leakage of sump assembly or water is leaked due to damages. Replace the connections of Hose if bad. Also check the point of damages and repair or replace the related parts.

The white residue could be water spots from hard water. They are most notably left on clear plastic glasses, clear glasses, and silverware. If your silverware is authentic sterling silver you shouldn't be washing it in the dishwasher anyways as this ruins it.------

The best advice for the hard water is to use jet dry there should be a dispenser for this on your dishwasher. The other solution is to use those oxi clean tablets or the cascade 2 in 1 gel packs. normally,this is caused by hard water. try using a dying agent like jet dry, it will stop the white spots. good luck.--------
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hi, i have same problem with my hoover dishwasher same model as your own, did you ever find out how to fix the problem. your help would be really welcomed. thanks lesley

Water leaking can be poor plumbing or fault in the inlet hose connection. You are the first observer and so your view on the leak area is important as the leak can be from the hose, from the inlet, the hose or the washer unit.
Based on this the water leak can be plugged, tighten the hose clips, check the inlet filter or check the washer's feed line.