How do i sign on e08

E08 is the motor speed sensor error code. Suggestion: Try a cycle with very few garments and see if it completes the cycle.

Error code E08 means overloading (too many clothes in the drum). Don't worry, just reduce the load size by removing some of the garments in the drum.

E08 (SIGN-ON) - Meaning:Registration without entering a clerk number. CURE:Enter a clerk number and press clerk#.

Search online for "error code E08 + your make & model"

Hi.

E08 means that the motor has failed (tachiometer error). Shut down your machine and disconnect power cord for five or ten minutes. If that is not enough to clear the code call the support number listed in your owner manual.

Regards.

Ginko

It sounds like someone has accidentally programmed a limit into the CASH button. Try this:
Turn key to program 0 cash subtotal 3 subtotal 0 cash subtotal
You must use at least one clerk. the machine will not operate without a clerk logged on. You can use the machine features in the manual to stop a clerk log off after a sale if it has been turned on. Then a clerk will stay there.
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hi I had this fault, google said it was tachometer fault. the e08 fault on my hoover optima was not the tachometer, i checked it, but the fix was very easy, the motor brushes were worn out and i changed them for 10 quid, I made a video of it its on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYn-f78GB4U and it shows you how to test the tacho and how to change the brushes, hope this helps someone

Hi. I would advise both of you to try a flag clear first to see if you have any program left.

Turn key to program. Power off at wall.
Hold RECEIPT FEED, and turn power on at wall.
Wait 10 seconds, then let go of RECEIPT FEED.
When you see 'FFFFFFFFF' press SUBTOTAL.
Turn key back to REG and try it.

If you still need help, let me know.

Mark