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Explains the manual's scope, focusing on alarm codes for EWM09312 series electronic controls.
Outlines crucial safety precautions, ESD protection, and qualified technician requirements.
Step-by-step guide for troubleshooting, including accessing diagnostics and verifying repairs.
Details the procedure to enter the diagnostic mode for Series 6 and Series 7 appliances.
Explains how to exit the diagnostic cycle by cycling the appliance's power.
Describes various diagnostic test phases for checking components and water routes.
Explains how alarms are displayed and lists common user alarms like E10, E20, E40.
Details how to access and display stored alarms, including navigating multiple alarms.
Describes a quick method to view the last alarm without full diagnostic mode.
Provides instructions for clearing stored alarms after diagnosis or repair.
Lists alarm codes, descriptions, possible faults, and reset actions.
Provides specific details on alarm behavior for E93, E94, EH1-EH3, and E51-E52.
Explains how to access and display the total operating hours of the appliance.
Details how total operating time is displayed in sequence (thousands, hundreds, tens, units).
Troubleshooting steps when no LEDs are illuminated on the main circuit board.
Troubleshooting steps when some LEDs are lit, focusing on mechanical checks.
Troubleshooting flowchart for alarm E11, covering water fill issues.
Troubleshooting flowchart for alarm E13, focusing on water leak detection and resolution.
Troubleshooting flowchart for alarm E21, detailing steps for drain system issues.
Troubleshooting for alarm E23 related to the drain pump control component (Triac).
Troubleshooting for alarm E24 concerning the sensing circuit of the drain pump Triac.
Troubleshooting for alarm E31 where the pressure switch signal is outside normal limits.
Troubleshooting for alarm E32 related to analogue pressure switch calibration errors.
Troubleshooting for alarm E35 indicating the water level is too high in the tub.
Troubleshooting for alarm E38 when the internal pressure chamber is obstructed.
Troubleshooting for alarm E41 related to the door open detection mechanism.
Troubleshooting for alarm E42 concerning issues with opening the appliance door.
Troubleshooting for alarm E43 related to the Triac controlling the door delay system.
Troubleshooting for alarm E44 concerning the door closed sensing circuit.
Troubleshooting for alarm E45 related to the sensing circuit of the door delay system Triac.
Troubleshooting for alarm E51 indicating a short-circuited motor power TRIAC.
Troubleshooting for alarm E52 when no signal is received from the motor tachometric generator.
Troubleshooting for alarm E53 concerning the sensing circuit of the Triac powering the motor.
Troubleshooting for alarm E54 where motor relay contacts are sticking.
Troubleshooting for alarm E62 when the NTC probe detects overheating during washing.
Troubleshooting for alarm E66 related to a faulty heating element power supply relay.
Troubleshooting for alarm E68 indicating leakage from the washing heating element.
Troubleshooting for alarm E69 when the washing heating element is damaged.
Troubleshooting for alarm E6A related to a faulty heating relay sensing.
Troubleshooting for alarm E6H due to incongruence between heating element sensing and relay status.
Troubleshooting for alarm E71 when the washing NTC probe is faulty.
Troubleshooting for alarm E74 when the NTC probe is not correctly positioned.
Troubleshooting for alarm E83 related to reading the programme selector code.
Troubleshooting for alarm E86 concerning programme selector configuration.
Troubleshooting for alarm E87 indicating a faulty display board microprocessor.
Troubleshooting for alarm E91 regarding communication failure between display and main boards.
Troubleshooting for alarm E92 related to protocol incongruence in configuration values.
Troubleshooting for alarm E93 concerning appliance configuration errors.
Troubleshooting for alarm E94 related to incorrect washing cycle configuration.
Troubleshooting for alarm E97 due to inconsistency between selector version and configuration data.
Troubleshooting for alarm E9C concerning display board configuration errors.
Troubleshooting for alarm EC1 where water fill solenoid valves are blocked.
Troubleshooting for alarm EC4 indicating a faulty AGS current sensor.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF1 related to blocked drain hoses or clogged filters.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF2 concerning excessive detergent dosing or foam.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF3 when the Aqua Control device is triggered.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF4 related to low water pressure or flowmeter signal issues.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF5 indicating an unbalanced load during spin phases.
Action for alarm EF6, which is to reset the appliance.
Troubleshooting for alarm EH1 where mains frequency is incorrect.
Troubleshooting for alarm EH2 when the supply voltage is too high.
Troubleshooting for alarm EH3 when the supply voltage is too low.
Provides a key linking appliance electrical components to their corresponding PCB components.
Details function and pin assignments for main circuit board connectors.
Guides on identifying components causing burns on the main circuit board based on burn location.
Explains the manual's scope, focusing on alarm codes for EWM09312 series electronic controls.
Outlines crucial safety precautions, ESD protection, and qualified technician requirements.
Step-by-step guide for troubleshooting, including accessing diagnostics and verifying repairs.
Details the procedure to enter the diagnostic mode for Series 6 and Series 7 appliances.
Explains how to exit the diagnostic cycle by cycling the appliance's power.
Describes various diagnostic test phases for checking components and water routes.
Explains how alarms are displayed and lists common user alarms like E10, E20, E40.
Details how to access and display stored alarms, including navigating multiple alarms.
Describes a quick method to view the last alarm without full diagnostic mode.
Provides instructions for clearing stored alarms after diagnosis or repair.
Lists alarm codes, descriptions, possible faults, and reset actions.
Provides specific details on alarm behavior for E93, E94, EH1-EH3, and E51-E52.
Explains how to access and display the total operating hours of the appliance.
Details how total operating time is displayed in sequence (thousands, hundreds, tens, units).
Troubleshooting steps when no LEDs are illuminated on the main circuit board.
Troubleshooting steps when some LEDs are lit, focusing on mechanical checks.
Troubleshooting flowchart for alarm E11, covering water fill issues.
Troubleshooting flowchart for alarm E13, focusing on water leak detection and resolution.
Troubleshooting flowchart for alarm E21, detailing steps for drain system issues.
Troubleshooting for alarm E23 related to the drain pump control component (Triac).
Troubleshooting for alarm E24 concerning the sensing circuit of the drain pump Triac.
Troubleshooting for alarm E31 where the pressure switch signal is outside normal limits.
Troubleshooting for alarm E32 related to analogue pressure switch calibration errors.
Troubleshooting for alarm E35 indicating the water level is too high in the tub.
Troubleshooting for alarm E38 when the internal pressure chamber is obstructed.
Troubleshooting for alarm E41 related to the door open detection mechanism.
Troubleshooting for alarm E42 concerning issues with opening the appliance door.
Troubleshooting for alarm E43 related to the Triac controlling the door delay system.
Troubleshooting for alarm E44 concerning the door closed sensing circuit.
Troubleshooting for alarm E45 related to the sensing circuit of the door delay system Triac.
Troubleshooting for alarm E51 indicating a short-circuited motor power TRIAC.
Troubleshooting for alarm E52 when no signal is received from the motor tachometric generator.
Troubleshooting for alarm E53 concerning the sensing circuit of the Triac powering the motor.
Troubleshooting for alarm E54 where motor relay contacts are sticking.
Troubleshooting for alarm E62 when the NTC probe detects overheating during washing.
Troubleshooting for alarm E66 related to a faulty heating element power supply relay.
Troubleshooting for alarm E68 indicating leakage from the washing heating element.
Troubleshooting for alarm E69 when the washing heating element is damaged.
Troubleshooting for alarm E6A related to a faulty heating relay sensing.
Troubleshooting for alarm E6H due to incongruence between heating element sensing and relay status.
Troubleshooting for alarm E71 when the washing NTC probe is faulty.
Troubleshooting for alarm E74 when the NTC probe is not correctly positioned.
Troubleshooting for alarm E83 related to reading the programme selector code.
Troubleshooting for alarm E86 concerning programme selector configuration.
Troubleshooting for alarm E87 indicating a faulty display board microprocessor.
Troubleshooting for alarm E91 regarding communication failure between display and main boards.
Troubleshooting for alarm E92 related to protocol incongruence in configuration values.
Troubleshooting for alarm E93 concerning appliance configuration errors.
Troubleshooting for alarm E94 related to incorrect washing cycle configuration.
Troubleshooting for alarm E97 due to inconsistency between selector version and configuration data.
Troubleshooting for alarm E9C concerning display board configuration errors.
Troubleshooting for alarm EC1 where water fill solenoid valves are blocked.
Troubleshooting for alarm EC4 indicating a faulty AGS current sensor.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF1 related to blocked drain hoses or clogged filters.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF2 concerning excessive detergent dosing or foam.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF3 when the Aqua Control device is triggered.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF4 related to low water pressure or flowmeter signal issues.
Troubleshooting for alarm EF5 indicating an unbalanced load during spin phases.
Action for alarm EF6, which is to reset the appliance.
Troubleshooting for alarm EH1 where mains frequency is incorrect.
Troubleshooting for alarm EH2 when the supply voltage is too high.
Troubleshooting for alarm EH3 when the supply voltage is too low.
Provides a key linking appliance electrical components to their corresponding PCB components.
Details function and pin assignments for main circuit board connectors.
Guides on identifying components causing burns on the main circuit board based on burn location.
General| Brand | Electrolux |
|---|---|
| Model | EWM09312 |
| Category | Laundry Accessories |
| Language | English |
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