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Candy
Suitable for Candy, Aux, Bauknecht, Baumatic, Berloni
Stock Code: 381500
£39.17 ex. VAT
Senses the water level in the tub and tells the control board when to start and stop filling.
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
Error codes are model dependent, so the same brand may have more than one listed.
| Code | Brand | What it means | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| E4 | Candy | Means an overfill fault, where the machine has detected too much water or foam in the drum. It is usually caused by a faulty pressure switch, a water inlet valve stuck open, or excess detergent. | High |
| E10 | Hoover | Means the machine fails to take in water, takes in too little, or takes too long to fill. It is usually caused by a faulty drum or water pressure sensor, a blockage, a jammed filter, or a communication error between the control board and the motor controller. | Medium |
| E15 | Hoover | Means a control board failure or corrupted memory chip, or a water leak in the base tray triggering the anti-flood sensor. It is usually caused by a faulty control board or a leak reaching the flood sensor. | Medium |
| E2 | Hoover | Means the machine cannot take in water within a set time. It is usually caused by a low water supply, a kinked hose, a blocked inlet filter, or a dislodged pressure switch tube. | Medium |
| E4 | Hoover | Means an overfill where the machine senses too much water. It is usually caused by too much detergent creating excessive suds, a faulty pressure switch, or a blocked drain filter. | High |
Candy
Means an overfill fault, where the machine has detected too much water or foam in the drum. It is usually caused by a faulty pressure switch, a water inlet valve stuck open, or excess detergent.
Hoover
Means the machine fails to take in water, takes in too little, or takes too long to fill. It is usually caused by a faulty drum or water pressure sensor, a blockage, a jammed filter, or a communication error between the control board and the motor controller.
Hoover
Means a control board failure or corrupted memory chip, or a water leak in the base tray triggering the anti-flood sensor. It is usually caused by a faulty control board or a leak reaching the flood sensor.
Hoover
Means the machine cannot take in water within a set time. It is usually caused by a low water supply, a kinked hose, a blocked inlet filter, or a dislodged pressure switch tube.
Hoover
Means an overfill where the machine senses too much water. It is usually caused by too much detergent creating excessive suds, a faulty pressure switch, or a blocked drain filter.
Don’t see your code? Different model years sometimes use different codes. Get in touch with our parts team and we’ll help you identify the right replacement.
General fitting guidance. The exact steps can vary slightly with the make and model of your washing machine.
Safety: Switch off and unplug at the mains before you start.
Pressure switch arrived very promptly and was easy to fit.