Hoover oven shows E09 and may trip the household circuit breaker when heating is selected.

Safety first: Turn off power at the consumer unit and verify the oven is de-energised before touching any wiring.

• Visual inspection:
  • Remove the rear panel and inspect all heating elements and wiring for signs of arcing, burn marks, or melted insulation.
  • Check where wires pass through metal panels for chafing.
• Insulation test (if equipment available):
  • Use an insulation tester (megger) between each element terminal and earth.
  • A low resistance reading indicates leakage; replace the affected element.
• Check mains filter:
  • Locate the mains interference filter (usually near the power entry point).
  • Inspect for bulging, cracking, or burning.
  • If suspect, replace the mains filter with a Hoover-approved part.
• Drying moisture:
  • If the oven has recently been steam-cleaned or exposed to heavy moisture, leave it disconnected and door open for 24–48 hours to dry.
  • Retest; if the fault persists, replace the leaking component.
• Final test: After replacing any suspect parts, reassemble, restore power, and test each function individually to confirm the breaker no longer trips and E09 is cleared.