Why is candy1400 aaa stopping half way through cycle?

Try wash on different cycle(I mean if you wash on heavy cycle try permanent press or light load cycle) does it still stop half way through the cycle. If it does not stop in the other cycles it is probably the timer which is part of the switch you turn to set on cycle. From my past top load washers that has been my experience..

http://www.lifegear.com.tw/PDF/16063-Motorized%20Oxy%20Cycle%20Manual.pdf TO REPLACE THE DISPLAY BATTERY:
When the display screen begins to fade, replace a 1.5V "AAA" size battery.
Disengage the digital display computer from top of the device by gently pulling
on it; replace a 1.5V "AAA" size battery.

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If you see a crack on the screen
your LCD display needs a replacement, 52" is much high price for lcd screen replacement.

I had the same problem, Since the outside temp wouldn't read, I figured it was the outside unit batteries. Went through half a dozen AAA batteries and wouldn't read. It was the indoor unit. Had the same bats I installed 3 years ago. DUH! Replaced the AAA, and all was well. When the inside batteries die out, it has just enough juice to read indoor temp, but not enought to sense exterior signal.

One looses touch with all the codes available, but normally if washer stops mid cycle its due to a blocked or faulty drain pump. OR incomming water is to slow or defective inlet sensor. Switch off and start from the beginning. See if you can get machine to drain by moving the timer etc. If not, rectify pump problem. Take note where in the cycle the problem arises.

Hi,

If it is cordless, it has batteries. You can usually tell if the small red light is off on the bottom.

Most mice have the battrey compartment in the rear half of the top of the mouse. The rear half slides off. Something like this:



Yours will probably hold 2 AA batteries. If it is one of the smaller ones it may have the battery compartment underneath and take 2 AAA batteries.

Hope this helps.

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how many beeps does it make

Try turning power off, unscrewing the back panel of the machine and removing, reaching inside and giving the wheel which looks like a waterwheel (has 'fans') a couple of turns. This is the pump and sometimes small particles jam the wheel. Turn the power back on and if still in mid-cycle should resume and finish.