Issue:
- Washer dryer displays error message EF0, EFo, EF3 or emits 15 beeps / 15 flashes
Applies to:
- Washer dryer (integrated and freestanding)
Resolution:
1. Use less detergent.
Using too much detergent may cause excessive foaming.
Switch off the appliance and allow it to stand for a few hours until the foam subsides and then try the appliance again.
2. Clean the dispenser drawer.
If the dispenser drawer or the sprinkler plate over the drawer is very dirty or covered in limescale, the water may flow out and cause the problem.
Clean the dispenser drawer in accordance with the user manual and try the appliance again. Download user manual.
3. Check for laundry caught in the machine.
Clothing caught between the door seal and the glass can cause the door leak and allow water to run down the front and down into the bottom tray.
- Disconnect the appliance from the water and power supplies and then place a towel behind the washing machine on the floor.
- Tilt the appliance backwards a little, so that there is around 10–15 cm between the floor and the kickboard on the front.
- Hold the appliance in position for about 30–40 seconds to allow the water in the bottom tray flow out onto the towel.
- Lower the appliance to the floor and reconnect it.
- Check the water supply and drainage.
- Check if the filters in the inlet hose and water valve are clean (where the inlet hose is screwed onto the appliance and at the water tap).
- Start a wash cycle and see whether the problem has been resolved
4. Check for leaking at the bottom – fluff filter.
Remove the filter and clean it according to the user manual. Download user manual.
Check whether the filter is damaged. If the filter is intact, refit it and tighten it firmly by hand.
5. Check the water supply hose.
Any leak in the hose can cause the water to flow out into the machine next to the back panel, so check the connection of the water supply hose to the tap and machine.
If this is the cause, the machine should be tipped as shown under “Check for laundry caught in the machine” so that the machine can start again.
6. Check the door seal.
- The error may be caused by the machine’s door seal leaking. Verify it by opening the door and examining the door seal.
- The seal should not be damaged, cracked or have holes. If the door seal is faulty, it must be replaced by a service engineer.
- Do not use the machine until it has been repaired. Turn off the water supply to the machine.
7. Contact an Authorized Service Center.
If the above advices do not resolve the problem, we recommend requesting a visit by a service engineer.
