Audio quit working. Getting connection fail 0E

The error code 0E stands for obstruction error, meaning that the drain line is obstructed. This is why the spin fails as all the water is not being drained. Check the drain hose for kinks and clean the drain filter. If they are not the problem, there could still be an obstruction in the drain hose in or about the drain pump.

This is quite a common problem. HP made malicious BIOS: http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-HP-ProBook-Compaq-Slate/6735s-BIOS-Errors-After-Update/td-p/5587995

I would check to make sure all of the audio drivers are correctly installed on the laptop first. Does it work with other headphones? Do they connect with USB or the standard audio jack (8mm)?

It's sounds like your audio outputs are dead which require an oscilloscope to test , Check your audio connections to the unit , Did they check the speakers ?

Maybe!! It depends on where the audio sys failed. If it failed at the output drive, then you can take the audio off at the audio output jack and input it to your stereo system where there is an audio input. You'll need a cable with RCA jacks on it for this.
If your system is muted for some reason, this may not work.

OE is OUTLET ERROR.
More often than not, a blockage is in the pump(not that easy to get to and quite a long step by step process)
You might also find the blockage at the end of the drain hose, where it connects to the drain pipe- remove the hose clamp and inspect hose and spigot.

Had the same problem. After checking that all the hoses etc were clear and no blockages, then suspected that the pump (cost $90 Australian dollar) was faulty. The Westinghouse service technician acknowledged that that was probably the problem, which I then confirmed by pulling out the pump, and then carefully connecting 240V across the pump terminals. Certainly was a faulty pump. So I spent the money on a new pump and installed it and now the washing machine (6 to 7 years old) works fantastically.

Had the same problem. After checking that all the hoses etc were clear and no blockages, then suspected that the pump (cost $90 Australian dollar) was faulty. The Westinghouse service technician acknowledged that that was probably the problem, which I then confirmed by pulling out the pump, and then carefully connecting 240V across the pump terminals. Certainly was a faulty pump. So I spent the money on a new pump and installed it and now the washing machine (6 to 7 years old) works fantastically.

codes for 30th nov 2008

00= B7 19 92 E2 9B 15 AF 06

01= C6 64 1D EF 47 5A 0E EF

SORRY IM LATE BEEN WORKING HUN

DEC 2ND

5A 01

3F 32 37 03 D0 73 84 84
C6 64 1D EF 47 5A 0E EF