E00 code what does this mean - Frigidaire Affinity ATF7000E Front Load Washer

On some Bosch models, E00 indicates that the machine is overloaded. Alternatively, the load is too heavy when wet. The machine can't safely spin the load. You may need to take this blanket to a laundry mat and use their commercial size washer.

Try running the washer when empty. If the error recurs, then the problem isn't the blanket. Instead, the motor is working too hard to spin the tub. This could indicate a problem with the motor or the pulley and hub that connect the tub to the motor.

I wish that I had better news for you.

Cindy Wells

The E00 codes are fixing unit temperature error codes. They relate to the temperature system that melts the toner into the copy paper when printing. When the fixing temperature does not reach a specific level it is usually a fault in the thermistor and you will see this error code.

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I appreciate your post, Anonymous!
From what you have described your Electrolux washer is displaying an error code of MB, E33, and UI Alarm E00. I have been unable to locate those error codes. May I have your model number, please? With that information I will be able to assist you further. -Matt

Hi friend, thank you for your inquiry!

On an Electrolux washer the error code "E00" stands for No code stored. This could be a miscommunication I would recommend you perform a reset on your washer. You can do this by flipping the household breaker for roughly ten minutes. If resetting the power does not correct the issue, could you please inform me of the new error code or if your washer continues to display "E00". I look forward to assisting you. -Matt

E00 Means the red magnetic key (the one on the string) is not inserted.. If it is then the magnetic switch may be faulty.


E01 Is an electrical fault - the wire that runs inside the frame is probably crushed while assembling

E02 Means the motor is not running - either burnt out, stuck or the optic device is not functioning correctly.

This are what I found out by trial and error - hope its useful to someone - I'm looking for a copy of the manual for this thread-mill if anyone could send me a scan or photos of the pages - thanks very much.

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This is a reprint from another tech, he was right on with this...

okay lets shed some light on the E000 error code on the D680, D880, IR1300 family ( including the 1310,1330,1370,1630,1670)
The error code E00 is a memory threshold error what it means is your machine has logged 4 of the following errors, E001,E002, or E003. It is a lockout error and the machine cannot be used until the problem has been repaired or the errors cleared. First lets look at the errors:
E001 fuser over temp means the fixing assy has exceeded the manufactures maximum temp limits
E002 fuser temp dropout means the fixing assy has cooled below a set point during a copy session
E003 fuser no response means the fixing assy didn't even attempt to warm up at power on
How to fix, most common problem is bad power setting 4 E002's either brown outs of brief power failures.
To clear the error, Enter service mode by pressing additional functions then the # button, use the left or right arrow buttons to scroll to #7 printer press set. again use the arrow buttons to scroll to #4 printer reset press set. press the appropriate arrow key under the YES to clear the error. unplug the copier and reboot. At this time normal function should return if not and it resets a E00 the you can assume either the fixing assy is bad or either the power supply PCB or DC controller is bad and it is getting E001,E003 errors. At that point id call a qualified tech to research the problem to avoid spending money on excess parts

Hope that helps...

Lbcoaster

This is a reprint from another tech, he was right on with this...



okay lets shed some light on the E000 error code on the D680, D880, IR1300 family ( including the 1310,1330,1370,1630,1670)
The error code E00 is a memory threshold error what it means is your machine has logged 4 of the following errors, E001,E002, or E003. It is a lockout error and the machine cannot be used until the problem has been repaired or the errors cleared. First lets look at the errors:
E001 fuser over temp means the fixing assy has exceeded the manufactures maximum temp limits
E002 fuser temp dropout means the fixing assy has cooled below a set point during a copy session
E003 fuser no response means the fixing assy didn't even attempt to warm up at power on
How to fix, most common problem is bad power setting 4 E002's either brown outs of brief power failures.
To clear the error, Enter service mode by pressing additional functions then the # button, use the left or right arrow buttons to scroll to #7 printer press set. again use the arrow buttons to scroll to #4 printer reset press set. press the appropriate arrow key under the YES to clear the error. unplug the copier and reboot. At this time normal function should return if not and it resets a E00 the you can assume either the fixing assy is bad or either the power supply PCB or DC controller is bad and it is getting E001,E003 errors. At that point id call a qualified tech to research the problem to avoid spending money on excess parts

Hope that helps...

Lbcoaster

okay lets shed some light on the E000 error code on the D680, D880, IR1300 family ( including the 1310,1330,1370,1630,1670)
The error code E00 is a memory threshold error what it means is your machine has logged 4 of the following errors, E001,E002, or E003. It is a lockout error and the machine cannot be used untill the problem has been repaired or the errors cleared. First lets look at the errors:
E001 fuser overtemp means the fixing assy has exceeded the manufacures maximun temp limits
E002 fuser temp dropout means the fixing assy has cooled below a set point during a copy session
E003 fuser no responce means the fixing assy didnt even attempt to warm up at power on
How to fix, most common problem is bad power setting 4 E002's either brown outs of brief power failures.
To clear the error, Enter service mode by pressing additional functions then the # button, use the left or right arrow buttons to scroll to #7 printer press set. again use the arow buttons to scroll to #4 printer reset press set.press the approprite arrow key under the YES to clear the error. unplg the copier and reboot. At this time normal function should return if not and it resets a E00 the nyou can assume either the fixing asy is bad or either the power supply PCB or DC controller is bad and it is getting E001,E003 errors. At that point id call a qualified tech to reserch the problem to avoid spending money on excess parts