WHAT DOES E61 ELECTROLUX DRYER - Electrolux EW1200i Front Load Washer / Dryer

Tumble Dryer Error Codes E61, E60,E62, E63, E64 E65,E66,E67

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did some research might be a faulty heater or some kind faulty wiring or some kind of circuit board failer. i checked on youtube where i guy talks about errors and he explains them too. Tumble Dryer Error Codes E61 E62 E63 E64 E65 E66 E67 Electrolux AEG Zanussi so try watching this video this help you on what you can do more for your dryer..

You can search the internet for:

Make + Model + the words "error code e61"

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Here's a video on your code. Tumble Dryer Error Codes E61 E62 E63 E64 E65 E66 E67 Electrolux AEG Zanussi

Family error code E60 is visible to customers and (could be E61,E62,E66,E68 and E69 only visible in service mode) means problem with heating phase.
Possible failures : heating element faulty, NTC sensor faulty, PCB faulty, wiring.

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Hello Friend, this is Z. Thank you for allowing me to assist you!

If you are receiving an error code E61 on your Electrolux dryer, it usually means that your dryer is experiencing an issue with the heater relay. A qualified technician would pinpoint the problem by checking the wiring for both open and short circuit across heater relay(s). If the wiring isn't the issue, he/she would need to determine whether the problem rest with the main control board. It really could be a hit or miss calculation in parts so I would personally reach out to an experienced tech that will be able to identify the precise reason. Best regards!

Hello Curtis - Typically, error code E61 indicates a Heater Relay failure. At first the heater was grounded, and now possibly the heater relay. When the heater grounded it could have shorted the relay as well. Generally it is a good idea to have a professional take a look at it to get to the root cause. Cost of parts and technical expertise entailed in these types of replacements can be a bit tricky.

Identification

• GE dryers use three-character codes that display on LCD screens. Every code starts with "E" and is followed by a two-digit number.
  

Power Failure

• When your home loses power, the "E01" error flashes on the screen. Reset the dryer memory by unplugging the device, waiting 30 seconds and plugging it back in. The error code will disappear.
  

Thermistor Errors

• Errors "E02," "E03," "E04" and "E05" are thermistor errors. The thermistor, when operating properly, reads the temperature of the dryer. Errors E02 through E05 indicate the thermistor must be replaced.
  

Effects

• When there is an error with the door switch and sensor, the "E60" error code will appear. An unbalanced door will produce the E60 code. Try to close the door gently and listen for the click. If the error remains, the door switch may need to be replaced.
  

Control Board Errors The control board sends signals from the controls to the dryer. When this fails, errors "E61," "E80" and "E81" appear. Contact GE service or install a new control board for the dryer

I was told it was main computer board. Ours got the code when we had power surge.. Not sure how yours happen

There is a 'tech sheet' in the back pf the dryer. Unplug machine, Remove the access panel on the back to get to it. Reach in and it should be there. It will tell you how to do a button check. You have to enter a test mode through the buttons.
The E 61 is a stuck button.


Enter function test mode and perform key
stuck closed (active). (button) test to determine which button is at
fault. Carefully free the and perform the test
again. If button is free but the key struck code
still exists, replace electronic control.

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