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I have ann E63 code on my Electrolux dryer. THe vent pipe was somewhat clogged but now is cleaned.What do I do?

That indicates that the door is not closed. Ensure that nothing is preventing the door closing successfully and try again

I'd be more suspicious of what you're putting through the wash, rather than the machine.

This is only a guess as I'm not familiar with that model, but it sounds like a sensor is telling the dryer it's dirty. You may have to do a through cleaning of all the ducting and traps and ensure that the sensor is working properly and isn't clogged/plugged/stuck in the error position. Sorry I couldn't be much more help. Good luck!

Don't complain to us, complain to the manufacturer.

I would return it for a new one. You paid for a working item and that is what you should get.

hi sir i have electrolux T 31200 dryer machine this machine come to err cord E 99 what is meen of this err E 99

There’s probably one on back of unit or possibly inside console area

The E64 error usually indicates a problem with the heating element. There is an open circuit detected in the system. Usually you need to replace the heating element. See the burner diagram here: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model-number/eimed60lt2/1412/0151200.html . The element has several parts and sometimes one part will slump and took another part of the dryer causing the current to ground out before it should. However, it can also be triggered by a wiring fault, a problem with the thermostat or the electronic control board. If the wiring is a problem, you might have a small damaged section that becomes a problem when the wire insulation and conductors expand at different rates with the heat in the dryer. Damage near the wiring harness or at the connector for the wiring harness is most likely to give an intermittent problem. Check both the element/thermostat and electronic control board connections. However, you should check the entire vent (including the opening) for clogs or constricted pipes. Also check for a lint build-up between the lint filter and the outlet where the exhaust is connected. It never hurts to clean the entire vent pipe. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

There should be an overheat thermostat in the set somewhere. These are either self resetting or single use. If it hasn't reset the I would replace the pm. They are normally replaced as a set

Hi Angie, The filter is at the back right in the middle, You pull the cover off and clean off the lint.........CHEERS..

On Electrolux dryers, the EH0 (EHO) error indicates a problem with the incoming voltage at the power supply. This can be due to a problem with the electrical outlet, the power supply or the circuit board. First unplug the dryer or shut off the circuit breaker. Check if the outlet is working by plugging something else into the outlet and checking if it works. Leave the appliance off for 30 minutes or an hour to see if the error resets. If you recently had a power outage, this might clear an issue from an electrical surge. You may want an electrician to check your wiring. After that, you will have to check if the power supply is working properly or if the circuit board is getting the incorrect voltage information. There should be an wiring diagram and test sheet tucked into the dryer. It's usually in a space accessed from the back of the dryer. Replace the faulty part. If the dryer is under warranty, contact Electrolux and have them service the problem. I hope this. The parts diagram is available as a PDF here: https://spares.bigwarehouse.com.au/index.php?cPath=64689_77656_94810 . Cindy Wells

For some Electrolux models, icluding the EDC2086PDW, the child lock (control panel lock) is toggled on and off by pressing and holding the Time and Wool Load touch pads together. Hold the buttons until you hear the beep or the indicator light goes off. (The dryer needs to be on for this to work.) On the EDH3498RDL, the two buttons are the Time and Anti-Crease. On both of these models, the two buttons are the left-most pair of a set of four buttons to the right of the LCD screen. The much newer EDH3498RDL uses a different Control Lock method. Press the Options button repeatedly until the LED next to Lock is let. Then press the adjacent Set button. The Lock option is in the column just to the left of the Start button. Please add a comment with the model number of your dryer to get the procedure for your unit. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

E50 is a motor related error on this model...check to be sure the belt and idler pulley are in proper position, make sure a sock or other garment has not fallen into the filter housing and jammed in the blower fan...