Aeg washer Error e60

What is the fault of the e60 Aeg error that is affecting your washing machine?

If you are experiencing the error code "e60" on your Aeg washing machine, we know it can be a very frustrating situation. But you don't have to worry, we are here to help you solve the problem.

The e60 error is a common code that sometimes occurs on AEG washing machines problems. If you have tried to figure out what the error code means, don't worry, you are in the right place to find out. Below, we will explain what the "e60" error code means on your AEG washing machine and how you can fix it.

The e60 error code means "excess water in washing machine". This means that the system thinks the washing machine is full of water and needs to be shut off to prevent the motor from overheating and potentially causing irreparable damage.

This problem can occur for various reasons: the water inlet has low pressure or is blocked, the drive or tuvalet key is damaged, the filling valve has not closed correctly, the discharge valve has not opened correctly, or the control system of your washing machine has collapsed and needs to be reset.

We are confident that by following these tips and step-by-step advice, you will be able to solve the problem and the error should have disappeared. However, if the problem persists, then try these steps again to make sure you have done everything correctly.

How to solve the error e60 of Aeg washing machine?

Fortunately, there are several solutions to this "e60" error code that may be affecting your AEG washer. You can follow these simple steps to solve the problem:

1. Disconnect your washer from the power outlet and wait for about 20-30 minutes. Then, reconnect it and see if the error code has been resolved. This procedure helps to restart your washer's system.
2. Make sure the water input pressure to your washer is high. If the pressure is low or blocked, this could be the reason for the failure in your washer.
3. Check if the impeller or drain valve is blocked or damaged. If so, you'll need to clean or replace them as needed.
4. Open the fill valve and check that it is closed. If it's open, you'll need to manually close it.
5. Clean your control system with some liquid cleaners. This could solve the problem if it's a malfunction of the control system.