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Electrolux
Suitable for Electrolux, AEG, Arthur Martin, Bellavita, Chef
Stock Code: 1008340
£14.25 ex. VAT
Heats the wash water to the selected programme temperature.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| E6 | AEG | Means a heating system failure, where the machine cannot heat the water to the required temperature. It is usually caused by a fault in the heating circuit, control board, or temperature sensor. | High |
| E60 | AEG | Means a heating problem, where the machine cannot reach the required temperature during a wash. It is usually caused by a failed heating element, faulty wiring, or a malfunctioning NTC temperature sensor. | High |
| E69 | AEG | Means a heating element failure, where the element is broken or faulty and failing to heat the water. It is usually caused by a short circuit or open circuit in the element itself, or a wiring fault. | High |
| E60 | Electrolux | Means the water is not reaching the correct temperature during the wash cycle. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, a faulty temperature sensor, or poor wiring connections. | High |
| E61 | Electrolux | Means the water is not heating properly or the heating cycle time has been exceeded. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, a broken NTC sensor (thermistor), loose wiring, or a malfunctioning control board. | High |
| EH2 | Electrolux | Means the input voltage is too high, or there is a motor control issue caused by that high voltage. It is usually caused by electrical issues, faulty wiring, or a malfunctioning PCB. | High |
| E60 | Zanussi | Means a heating fault, with the machine failing to heat water or stopping mid-cycle, while on certain models it means a motor or drive circuit fault. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, an NTC sensor, or wiring issues. | High |
| E61 | Zanussi | Means the water is not heating up to the required temperature. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, faulty wiring, or an NTC sensor issue. | High |
| E62 | Zanussi | Means the water has overheated above 90 degrees Celsius, signalling a fault in the heating system. It is usually caused by a faulty temperature sensor, a defective heating element, or a malfunctioning control board. | High |
| E66 | Zanussi | Means a heating element power relay fault, with the machine unable to heat water and leaving cold, soapy clothes at the end of the cycle. It is usually caused by a failed heater or a stuck main control board relay. | High |
| ED1 | Zanussi | Means a dryer control board fault or a failure in the drying circuit, encountered on washer dryer models such as the ZWD14270W1. It is usually caused by the dryer component failing to activate or a sensor detecting that the drying cycle is not progressing correctly. | High |
AEG
Means a heating system failure, where the machine cannot heat the water to the required temperature. It is usually caused by a fault in the heating circuit, control board, or temperature sensor.
AEG
Means a heating problem, where the machine cannot reach the required temperature during a wash. It is usually caused by a failed heating element, faulty wiring, or a malfunctioning NTC temperature sensor.
AEG
Means a heating element failure, where the element is broken or faulty and failing to heat the water. It is usually caused by a short circuit or open circuit in the element itself, or a wiring fault.
Electrolux
Means the water is not reaching the correct temperature during the wash cycle. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, a faulty temperature sensor, or poor wiring connections.
Electrolux
Means the water is not heating properly or the heating cycle time has been exceeded. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, a broken NTC sensor (thermistor), loose wiring, or a malfunctioning control board.
Electrolux
Means the input voltage is too high, or there is a motor control issue caused by that high voltage. It is usually caused by electrical issues, faulty wiring, or a malfunctioning PCB.
Zanussi
Means a heating fault, with the machine failing to heat water or stopping mid-cycle, while on certain models it means a motor or drive circuit fault. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, an NTC sensor, or wiring issues.
Zanussi
Means the water is not heating up to the required temperature. It is usually caused by a faulty heating element, faulty wiring, or an NTC sensor issue.
Zanussi
Means the water has overheated above 90 degrees Celsius, signalling a fault in the heating system. It is usually caused by a faulty temperature sensor, a defective heating element, or a malfunctioning control board.
Zanussi
Means a heating element power relay fault, with the machine unable to heat water and leaving cold, soapy clothes at the end of the cycle. It is usually caused by a failed heater or a stuck main control board relay.
Zanussi
Means a dryer control board fault or a failure in the drying circuit, encountered on washer dryer models such as the ZWD14270W1. It is usually caused by the dryer component failing to activate or a sensor detecting that the drying cycle is not progressing correctly.
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 and let it cool before you start.