My AEG80873 dishwasher has an error code i60 - AEG Dishwashers

Hello, Isa -

I suggest you contact the John Lewis company directly and ask what the i60 error code means for your model of dishwasher.

This is the link to the Contact Us page for the John Lewis company:
https://www.johnlewis.com/customer-services/essential-information

Best wishes.

TURN THE TEMP DOWN AT WATER HEATER.

The temperature must increase by a certain amount at each step.
If there is no temperature increase, the electronics will generate "Heating Time Out" or fault code i60.
In this case program will continue to the end without heating and the washing result will probably be unsatisfactory.
Could be: Heating element faulty; intervention of safety
thermostats (open); faulty wiring; NTC sensor (poor
thermal contact); insufficient water circulating in the
tub; washing faulty pump (impeller stripped); circuit
board faulty.

Dado

The temperature must increase by a certain amount at each step.
If there is no temperature increase, the electronics will generate "Heating Time Out" or fault code i60.
In this case program will continue to the end without heating and the washing result will probably be unsatisfactory.
Could be: Heating element faulty; intervention of safety
thermostats (open); faulty wiring; NTC sensor (poor
thermal contact); insufficient water circulating in the
tub; washing faulty pump (impeller stripped); circuit
board faulty.

Dado

Could be: faulty power board (completly or only relay for heating element), faulty wiring between heating element and power board, faulty heating element (interruption, short circuit or current leakage,on some heaters faulty thermal protection).

Depending on the model, the display shows the i60 fault code or the LED end of the program will flash 6 times (only model without display).

Dado

The temperature must increase by a certain amount at each step.
If there is no temperature increase during three minutes, the electronics will generate "Heating Time Out" or fault code i60.
In this case program will continue to the end without heating and the washing result will probably be unsatisfactory.
Could be: Heating element faulty; intervention of safety
thermostats (open); faulty wiring; NTC sensor (poor
thermal contact); insufficient water circulating in the
tub; washing faulty pump (impeller stripped); circuit
board faulty.

Dado

Heating time out. Usually is heting element defective or relay on main board.

Dado

After a while ADF module need servicing because there are parts who need to be replaced. So contact authorized Canon service.

Moultrie has a "no exception" rule...original receipt, I presume from authorized dealer; $25, to cover reprogramming and shipping, and they will reset pass code to default...
Only other solution is to find a defective i60 and hope it doesnt have a pass code entered. Then swap boards.