Hoover Logic Premier 1250 Washer Dryer A8576

Hi all,

Hoping that all you Hoover Logic/EcoLogic fans may be able to help me.

I believe this machine was briefly mentioned on another thread.

I bought this Hoover Logic Premier 1250 Washer Dryer A8576 just over a week ago, upon testing the machine after connection, I tried a test rinse cycle...

Once it had filled to its required level, and it started rotating, to start off, it didn't rotate at the usual wash/rinse speed roughly 40-50RPM, it was more like 250RPM, the same as my Zanussi WJD1667W does in the Service Cycle.

because of the rotating speed, it therefore was forcing the water out the drum via the dryer vent. The 2nd problem is, on the drying cycle, after the famous Logic clicking, it starts spinning, gradually increases the speed then emergency stops, and repeats this in the reverse rotation direction.

Unfortunately I can't provide a video to show these problems as under my Dad's reccomendation not to switch it on as it may wreck the machine, which I dont want to do.

The only things I can think could be at fault are either the motor, programmer/timer or a blocked pressure switch of which I've no idea is located within the machine.

I grew up with an EcoLogic 1200 A3954 & matching D6722 dryer, the timer gave up in 2001 on the washer, which was why I suspected a possible timer fault.

If possible I'd like to get it working properly again, so any suggestions welcome & greatly appreciated.

Also I have three Hoover brochures, so if anyone's interested I'll be happy to upload the featured machines within the brochures onto the site on a new thread.

If extra pictures of the Logic Premier or any of my collection are required/requested just email me, my email's in my profile within the website!

Many thanks

CJ


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Post# 513099 4/22/2011 at 17:30 (4,745 days old) by hooverzanmiele (Scunthorpe, UK)
Checkrate/Likes Hi all, Hoping that all you Hoover Logic/EcoLogic fans may be able to help me. I believe this machine was briefly mentioned on another thread. I bought this Hoover Logic Premier 1250 Washer Dryer A8576 just over a week ago, upon testing the machine after connection, I tried a test rinse cycle... Once it had filled to its required level, and it started rotating, to start off, it didn't rotate at the usual wash/rinse speed roughly 40-50RPM, it was more like 250RPM, the same as my Zanussi WJD1667W does in the Service Cycle. because of the rotating speed, it therefore was forcing the water out the drum via the dryer vent. The 2nd problem is, on the drying cycle, after the famous Logic clicking, it starts spinning, gradually increases the speed then emergency stops, and repeats this in the reverse rotation direction. Unfortunately I can't provide a video to show these problems as under my Dad's reccomendation not to switch it on as it may wreck the machine, which I dont want to do. The only things I can think could be at fault are either the motor, programmer/timer or a blocked pressure switch of which I've no idea is located within the machine. I grew up with an EcoLogic 1200 A3954 & matching D6722 dryer, the timer gave up in 2001 on the washer, which was why I suspected a possible timer fault. If possible I'd like to get it working properly again, so any suggestions welcome & greatly appreciated. Also I have three Hoover brochures, so if anyone's interested I'll be happy to upload the featured machines within the brochures onto the site on a new thread. If extra pictures of the Logic Premier or any of my collection are required/requested just email me, my email's in my profile within the website! Many thanks CJ

Post# 513167 , Reply# 1 4/23/2011 at 02:34 (4,744 days old) by ozzie908 (Lincoln UK)
Checkrate/Likes Its a long time since I worked on one of these but I would have a guess its the PCB. As far as I am aware the timer would not have anything to do with the motor running too fast nor would I worry about the pressure switch as you said it reached its proper amount of water. Have a look for loose connections on the motor wire plug it may be something silly like a short. Hope this is of some use am sure other members will have more ideas than myself.. Austin

Post# 513925 , Reply# 2 4/26/2011 at 12:42 (4,741 days old) by hotpoint95622 (Powys)
Checkrate/Likes *hotpoint 95622* This sounds like the pcb, it maybe the tacho on the motor too, it�s a job to know with out seeing the machine and using a tester on it.

Post# 513927 , Reply# 3 4/26/2011 at 12:48 (4,741 days old) by matchboxpaul (U.K)
Checkrate/Likes Hi CJ. As I mentioned through Youtube, far too technical for my brain - much better that you have asked the question here, where people more in the know will hopefully be able to help. Did the seller state fully operational with this machine? Potentially a bit naughty of them if they did. Dont lose heart with the machine though, as it is in very neat and tidy condition and Logic bits and pieces do still surface. Whatever the problem is diagnosed as being, be patient and the spare part will surface eventually I am sure. Fingers crossed Paul