My hotpoint WD640G has stopped mid cycale and is showing the code? F O5 and will not complete the cycle

might have a suds sensor issue or bad control board

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• F05 - Pressure switch jammed on full - Check pump for blackages.
• The best thing is to see if it is filling and draining properly

Check all thermostats , check to be sure you have 220 volts coming into the machine. Use ohm meter & check from heater element to the heater case or cabinet to see if the element is grounded. Positive to element & Negative to case should show no ohms if it does it is shorted. Also heater circuit runs through a centrifical switch on the motor
so if the motor quits the heater shuts down so you don't have a fire. When the motor is not running the fan stops.
You could check this switch but it don't happen very often. check this switch last. Hope this will help you

Rotor position sensor fault, a little green circiut board located on the motor itself.

F05 means you have a pressure switch fault, check the pressure chamber or pipe also the wiring from the switch. For more Hotpoint, Creda or Idesit error code definitions use this link

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having the same problem found in side a small black hose with a small hole in it but have no idea what this hose is for. may be it is connected to some water sensor.

Suspect motor brushes need replacing.
Simple task accessed by removing the top of the washer and releasing the clips holding the brushes into the motor - clip on back of brush - to remove the brush assembly.
Replace complete brush assembly.