aeg fault code e70 and e50

[delta01]

hi anyone know what these codes mean can’t find in white goods code book

thanks john

[Martin]

Re: aeg fault code e70 and e50

E7? faults relate to heater (wash/dryer) NTC probs
E5? fault relate to Motor probs as a general guide.

Further, more detailed explanation of error codes more possible if you were to give us the model number and PNc number of the machine in question of course. 😉

[Hollytree_Technical]

Re: aeg fault code e70 and e50

When I see these 2 codes together I tend to find that the motor has bad insulation resistance, usually its the armature that is shorting to earth.

When you see an AEG/Zanussi/Electrolux/Tricity Bendix fault code that ends in “0” (e.g. E70) then it means that it is actually producing a fault code in the range of 1 – 9 in the subsection of the first number (E.G. E70 means a code in the E71 – E79 range and E50 means an error in the E51 – E59 Range), the E?0 errors are just there for the customers benefit, if you access the diagnostics you should be able to get the specific code.

Jem

[delta01]

Re: aeg fault code e70 and e50

thanks guys
can you please tell me how to access the diagnostics sorry i dont have the model or pnc no. yet

[Martin]

Re: aeg fault code e70 and e50

delta01 wrote:can you please tell me how to access the diagnostics sorry i dont have the model or pnc no. yet

Look at the top of page 76 in the old UKW Fault Code Book and also page 128 in the new UKW pdf version of the Fault Code Guide.

Entering diagnostics more specific the the model you have will require you giving us that all important PNc number. 😉

[delta01]

Re: aeg fault code e70 and e50

thanks will get back to you

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