E14
Hoover Drain Pump / Gravity Drain Fault

E14 error, unit indicates drain problem and may have standing water in the base

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Possible Causes

Clogged drain hose,Failed drain pump (on pumped‑drain models),Kinked or improperly routed drain line,Blocked internal drain channel

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety: Unplug the ice maker before working on the drain system. Water may spill when hoses are removed.

  • Check external drain hose: Inspect the hose for kinks, sags, or clogs. Ensure the hose runs downhill with no traps if it is a gravity drain.
  • Clear hose: Disconnect the hose from the unit and flush it with hot water to remove scale or slime buildup.
  • Inspect internal drain: Remove the ice bin and internal panels to locate the drain outlet. Clear any ice, scale, or debris from the drain hole and channel.
  • Test drain pump (if equipped): On pumped‑drain Hoover models, locate the drain pump. Check for obstructions in the pump housing and impeller. Measure motor resistance and replace the pump if open or seized.
  • Verify drain height: Ensure the drain hose does not terminate above the maximum recommended height for pumped models, as this can cause backpressure and E14 errors.
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Repair Difficulty

Easy 2/5

Required Part

Drain Pump
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