Electrolux Washer Error Codes

Complete Electrolux Washer Guide

This guide explains all Electrolux Washer error codes (CH series) with simple troubleshooting steps to help you identify and fix common issues safely before calling a technician.

E10
Water Fill Timeout / Low Water Pressure
  • Check water supply valves are fully open.
  • Inspect inlet hose for kinks or blockage.
  • Clean inlet filter screen.
  • Verify household water pressure is sufficient.
E11
Water Fill Too Slow
  • Check inlet hose for clogging or bending.
  • Clean water inlet filter thoroughly.
  • Ensure stable water pressure supply.
  • Replace inlet valve if flow remains weak.
E12
Overflow Detected
  • Turn off water supply immediately.
  • Inspect pressure switch for malfunction.
  • Check inlet valve for sticking open.
  • Replace water level sensor if necessary.
E20
Drain Problem
  • Check drain hose for blockage or kink.
  • Clean pump filter thoroughly.
  • Inspect drain pump for debris or obstruction.
  • Ensure proper water flow through drainage system.
E21
Drain Timeout
  • Inspect drain hose and sink connection.
  • Clean pump filter and impeller.
  • Check drain pump operation.
  • Replace pump if drainage remains slow.
E22
Pump Failure
  • Check drain pump wiring connections.
  • Test pump motor resistance.
  • Inspect for blockages inside pump housing.
  • Replace drain pump if defective.
E30
Door Lock Error
  • Check door latch alignment and condition.
  • Inspect door lock wiring harness.
  • Ensure door is fully closed and secured.
  • Replace door lock assembly if needed.
E31
Door Open During Cycle
  • Ensure door is properly closed.
  • Check door switch sensor functionality.
  • Inspect latch mechanism for damage.
  • Replace door switch if faulty.
E40
Door Lock Failure
  • Inspect door lock assembly.
  • Check wiring connections for damage.
  • Test lock mechanism operation.
  • Replace door lock if it fails to engage.
E41
Door Sensor Fault
  • Check door sensor alignment.
  • Inspect wiring for breaks or corrosion.
  • Test sensor continuity.
  • Replace sensor if readings are incorrect.
E50
Motor Control Error
  • Reset washer power supply.
  • Inspect motor wiring connections.
  • Check control board output signals.
  • Replace motor control board if needed.
E51
Motor Triac Failure
  • Inspect control board for burnt components.
  • Test motor resistance and operation.
  • Check wiring harness condition.
  • Replace control board if triac is faulty.
E52
Motor Overspeed Detected
  • Check tachometer sensor connection.
  • Inspect motor belt or rotor condition.
  • Ensure load is properly balanced.
  • Replace motor sensor if readings are unstable.
E53
Motor Speed Sensor Fault
  • Inspect speed sensor wiring connections.
  • Test tachometer output signal.
  • Check for loose or damaged connectors.
  • Replace motor sensor if defective.
E54
Motor Relay Error
  • Inspect relay on control board.
  • Check for burnt or damaged PCB traces.
  • Test relay switching function.
  • Replace control board if relay fails.
E60
Heating System Error
  • Check heating element continuity.
  • Inspect thermostat and wiring connections.
  • Verify control board output.
  • Replace heater if faulty.
E61
Temperature Heating Error
  • Inspect temperature sensor wiring.
  • Test heater operation during cycle.
  • Check for scaling on heating element.
  • Replace sensor or heater if needed.
E62
Overheating Protection Triggered
  • Allow washer to cool down completely.
  • Check water circulation and load balance.
  • Inspect heating element for failure.
  • Replace thermostat if overheating persists.
E90
Electronic Control Fault
  • Reset power supply for 5–10 minutes.
  • Inspect control board connections.
  • Check for moisture or corrosion on PCB.
  • Replace main control board if error continues.

Frequently Asked Questions


What does E10 Water Supply / Inlet Issue mean?
Check that the water supply valve is open, inspect the inlet hose for kinks or blockages, clean the filter screen, and ensure adequate water pressure for the ice maker or water dispenser.
What does E20 Cooling Performance Failure mean?
Check evaporator fan operation, clean condenser coils, inspect airflow inside refrigerator compartments, and verify that temperature settings are correct.
What does E24 Overheating Protection Activated mean?
Ensure proper ventilation around the refrigerator, clean dust from condenser coils, inspect compressor operation, and allow the appliance time to stabilize.
What does E30 Door Open / Door Switch Issue mean?
Make sure the refrigerator door is completely closed, inspect the door gasket for leaks, test the door switch, and remove any items blocking the door.
What does E40 Door Seal or Lock Failure mean?
Inspect the door gasket for wear or damage, check door hinge alignment, test the door switch, and replace faulty seals or latching components if necessary.
What does E50 Fan Motor / Air Circulation Fault mean?
Inspect evaporator and condenser fans for obstructions, check wiring connections, test fan motor operation, and replace the fan motor if defective.
What does E51 Relay / Control Circuit Fault mean?
Inspect the control board relay system, check the wiring harness for damage, test relay operation, and replace the control board if required.
What does E52 Fan or Compressor Signal Loss mean?
Check wiring connections to the compressor and fan motors, inspect feedback circuits, test communication signals, and replace faulty components if necessary.
What does E56 Cooling System Failure mean?
Inspect compressor operation, clean condenser coils, verify condenser and evaporator fan performance, and arrange professional service if cooling does not improve.
What does E60 Temperature Control Fault mean?
Check temperature sensors, inspect airflow throughout the refrigerator, ensure doors are sealing correctly, and allow time for temperatures to stabilize.
What does E61 Temperature Sensor Fault mean?
Inspect thermistor wiring connections, test resistance values, check connectors for corrosion, and replace the temperature sensor if faulty.
What does E63 Cooling Performance Issue mean?
Clean condenser coils, improve airflow around stored items, avoid overloading compartments, and verify evaporator fan operation.
What does E66 Airflow Restriction mean?
Remove food items blocking air vents, clean internal airflow channels, inspect fan operation, and maintain adequate clearance around the refrigerator.
What does E68 Control Board Failure mean?
Restart refrigerator power, inspect the control board for moisture or visible damage, check wiring connections, and replace the PCB if the fault remains.
What does E70 Communication Error mean?
Check wiring between the display module and main control board, inspect connectors for damage, restart the appliance, and replace faulty electronics if communication cannot be restored.
What does E90 Configuration Error mean?
Reset refrigerator power, verify system settings and configuration data, inspect control board programming, and reprogram or replace the PCB if necessary.
What does E91 Memory / EEPROM Fault mean?
Disconnect power and restart the refrigerator, inspect control board connections, check for PCB damage, and replace the control board if memory errors continue.
What does E93 System Internal Fault mean?
Restart the refrigerator, inspect the wiring harness and electronic components, check the control board condition, and replace the PCB if the fault persists.
Important: Always disconnect power before attempting repairs. If the issue continues, contact a qualified Electrolux service technician.