aeg lavamat 16830 E20 problem

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    bez1
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    when I look in the front drain filter (with all the water drained out) i can see the impellor whizzing round – does this mean the pump is ok?

    I keep getting E20 error for no obvious reason

    would appreciate any help

    thanks

    #275068
    bez1
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    Re: aeg lavamat 16830 E20 problem

    right, ive changed the pump, and hose, cleared the condensor out and still getting E20 with the drum not draining fully.

    very frustrated.

    #275069
    cockney steve
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    Re: aeg lavamat 16830 E20 problem

    perhaps you have a partial blockage. I’d suggest you remove the pipe TO the pump and see if water flows through this OK(a kettle or saucepan to dump it in and a washing-up bowl under the pipe are a good idea.


    If OK, you could repeat with the hose reconnected and observe the output from the waste-pipe.

    If the pump is new…that eliminates fluff.elastic hair-scrunchies etc. caught round the impellor (pump still spins but produces much reduced flow.)

    that leaves the outlet -pipe…….remember that a trapped coin can act as a flap-valve and flip-over to block the flow.

    AFAIK, many machines will allow a preset time to pump-out, then carry on the cycle. so if the pump can’t clear the last lot of water….the next stage still carries on.(or you get an error code 🙁

    #275070
    bez1
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    Re: aeg lavamat 16830 E20 problem

    Thanks for your help. You’ll be glad to know i’ve sorted it. It must have been fluff/gunge/blockage that you cant see/get to. My solution was to put some washing soda in the drum, pour a kettle of boiling water over it, wait 10 mins then put it on a hot wash. Has been fine since.

    except…….now ive got a new problem, with the dryer – dryer stopping around 20 minutes into the drying cycle for no apparent reason, no error code.

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