Water inlet fault - Asko W660

E10 No cold fill detected - washing machine does not fill

• Check mains water pressure
• Check inlet hoses for kinks
• Check inlet filter
• Check water inlet valve
• Pressure switch fault
• Wiring fault

E11 Not hot fill detected - washing machine does not fill

• Check mains water pressure
• Check inlet hoses for kinks
• Check inlet filter
• Check water inlet valve
• Pressure switch fault
• Wiring fault

If your washer is a Fisher Paykel Top-Load Washer Error Codes = 49 I found this online by typing "Washing Machine Fault 49" into a google search engine...

Error Fault Condition - Water Inlet Valve Fault.
Repair or Check - Unplug the washer from power. Reconnect any non secure wires on the water inlet valve. Replace the wire harness if it is found to be damaged. If the wiring is okay then measure the resistance of the water inlet valves using an ohm meter. If the resistance of each water inlet valve solenoid is not 60 to 62 ohms then replace the complete water inlet valve assembly.
Parts for Replacement - Water Inlet Valve Assembly or Wire Harness.

you may have got a water inlet valve that is faulty, return and exchange.
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There is a problem with intake water.
Could be:
- water tap closed
- water inlet hose blocked
- faulty water inlet valve
- faulty flow meter
Opening the water tap within the first 30sec. of the program cycle rasets the failure F6. After another 30sec. water inlet valve will close due to safety reasons.

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Please check the pressure on the inlet valve and see if the flow is good, if this is low on the inlet then check your tap and water line. Otherwise check the INLET filter, check the command to the inlet valve and if the inlet is timed out then there is fault on the program controller unit.

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It depends on the model. On Whirlpool built machines F01 is EEPROM error, pump drive error, or main relays error.

With Hotpoint F01 means defective triac or defective motor.

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Your Machine manual is HERE

E10 is an inlet fault.
Check the water valve is turned on. If you are only getting a dribble of water in, then clean the inline filter at the hose inlet.
If no sound of inlet water - replace inlet valve (available as a spare from online stores)

The number of flashes indicates the fault. Reset machine by holding down the start button for 3 secs, then start a new cycle. If fault reoccurs, the number of flashes indicates fault eg 3 flashes, stop, 3 flashes stop, indicates F3 fault.
Faults listed below- advice on repair depends on which fault your machine is indicating, but may give you an idea of what to look for
1flash=NTC (temperature sensor) break- NTC outside normal range.
2flash=water leakage-float switch in base activated.
3flash=heating fault(check element.NTC,control board).
4flash=drain error-blockage in pump or drain system,or faulty water indicator switch.
6flash=water inlet fault-check inlet valve, check inlet hose not kinked
7flash=flow meter failure (flow meter measures water intake volume-large plastic weir located on left hand side of machine-reomve side panel to access)
These a most common faults, but further advice on repair requires counting flashes when fault occurs.

IE fault indicates water fill problem. Check inlet hose not kinked or blocked. Check no water in base activated flood switch. Otherwise, problem will be a faulty inlet valve(can test with Ohm meter), faulty flow meter (measures water intake- cannot test with meter), or faulty control board. Flow meter located on Left hand side of machine- accessed by removing side panel. It has a sensor with 3 wires(red,white,black) which goes up to control board. If inlet valve tests OK (about 4K ohms), and there is no water in base, I would try replacing flow meter assy (comes with housing and sensor complete)

Check the drain line to make sure the water does not siphon out as it enters the machine.