Frigidaire washing machines are known for their reliability and efficiency, but like any appliance, they can experience issues over time. Understanding the error codes displayed on your machine is crucial for diagnosing and resolving problems quickly. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to all possible error codes for Frigidaire washing machines, providing detailed troubleshooting steps and solutions.

Frigidaire Washing Machine Error Codes

Error Code Meaning Cause Possible Fix
E11 Fill Time Too Long Water supply issues Ensure faucets are open, check fill hoses, inspect inlet screens.
E13 Water Leak Leak in the tub or air hose Inspect tub for leaks and check air hose connections.
E14 Dispenser Drawer Not Closed Drawer is not fully inserted Ensure the drawer is securely closed.
E21 Drains Slowly Kinked or clogged drain hose Check drain hose for blockages.
E23 Drain Pump Relay Failed Failure in the drain pump relay Inspect and replace the drain pump relay.
E24 Drain Pump Relay Failed Duplicate of E23 Confirm relay failure and replace if necessary.
E31 Water Level Pressure Sensor Communication Issue Sensor not communicating Check connections and functionality of the sensor.
E35 Overfill Detection Too much water detected Inspect the pressure sensor and drain system.
E43 Door Lock Circuit Problem Fault in the door lock circuit Inspect the door lock mechanism.
E44 Control Board Failure General control board failure Consider replacing the control board.
E45 Control Board Failure Duplicate of E44 Check and replace if necessary.
E46 Control Board Failure Duplicate of E44 Inspect and consider replacement.
E47 Open Door Lock Circuit in Spin Mode Door is not secure during spin Inspect the door lock and control board.
E48 Door Lock Circuit Issue Another problem with the door lock circuit Ensure door lock is functioning properly.
E52 Tachometer Signal Issue Bad signal from the tachometer Check connections and condition of the tachometer.
E55 Motor Overheating Motor is overheating Inspect for obstructions and ensure proper ventilation.
E56 High Motor Current Excessive current draw Inspect for motor issues or obstructions.
E57 High Current on Inverter High current on inverter circuit Inspect the inverter for faults.
E58 High Current on Motor Phase High current on specific motor phase Inspect motor connections.
E59 No Tachometer Signal for 3 Seconds Loss of tachometer signal Check tachometer connections.
E5A Motor Control Board Overheating Overheating of the control board Inspect ventilation around the board.
E5B Motor Control Board Overheating Duplicate of E5A Check electrical connections.
E5C Motor Control Board Overheating Duplicate of E5A Ensure proper ventilation.
E5D Communication Failure Between control boards Check connections; replace boards if necessary.
E5E Communication Failure Duplicate of E5D Inspect connections and replace if unresolved.
E5F Communication Failure Duplicate of E5D Check connections and consider board replacement.
E67 Incorrect Voltage Supply Voltage supply issues Verify power supply conditions.
E75 Failed Water Temperature Sensor Circuit Temperature sensor failure Inspect and replace the temperature sensor.
E95 Electronic Control Board Communication Error Control board communication error Check connections and consider board replacement.
EB1 Incoming Power Frequency Out of Limits Frequency outside acceptable range Consult an electrician.
EB2 High Incoming Line Voltage Voltage exceeds 130 volts AC Verify power supply conditions.
EB3 Low Incoming Line Voltage Voltage below 90 volts AC Check electrical connections.
EF1 Clogged Drain Pump Blockage in the drain pump Inspect and clear any debris from the pump.
EF2 Too Much Suds Excessive suds detected Use less detergent; ensure proper rinse cycles.

Understanding Error Codes

Error codes are essential diagnostic tools that alert users to specific issues within their washing machines. By interpreting these codes, you can pinpoint problems, preventing further damage and ensuring your appliance operates smoothly. Timely intervention based on error codes can save you time, money, and frustration.

List of Frigidaire Washing Machine Error Codes

E11: Fill Time Too Long

  • Description: Indicates an issue with the fill time for water.
  • Check/Repair Steps:
    • Ensure water supply faucets are fully open.
    • Check for frozen fill lines, especially in winter.
    • Verify water flow through fill hoses.
    • Inspect inlet screens on the water inlet valve assembly.
    • Check the drain hose installation to prevent siphoning.
  • Possible Parts: Water inlet valve assembly

E13: Water Leak

  • Description: Indicates a water leak in the tub or an air leak in the water level pressure sensor hose.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect the tub for leaks and ensure air hose connections are secure.

E14: Dispenser Drawer Not Closed

  • Description: Indicates that the dispenser drawer is not properly closed.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Make sure the drawer is fully inserted and securely closed.

E21: Drains Slowly

  • Description: Indicates that the machine is not draining as it should.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check the drain hose for kinks or blockages that might impede water flow.

E23: Drain Pump Relay Failed

  • Description: Indicates a failure in the drain pump relay.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect the drain pump relay for issues and replace it if necessary.

E24: Drain Pump Relay Failed (Duplicate)

  • Description: This code indicates the same failure as E23.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Confirm relay failure and replace if necessary.

E31: Water Level Pressure Sensor Communication Issue

  • Description: The water level pressure sensor is not communicating with the electronic control board.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check connections and functionality of the sensor.

E35: Overfill Detection

  • Description: The sensor detects too much water in the drum.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect the pressure sensor and the drain system for blockages.

E43: Door Lock Circuit Problem

  • Description: Indicates a problem with the door lock circuit.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect the door lock mechanism for faults or wear.

E44, E45, E46: Control Board Failures

  • Description: General failures of the control board.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Consider replacing the control board if issues persist across multiple codes.

E47: Open Door Lock Circuit in Spin Mode

  • Description: The circuit indicates the door is not secure during spin.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect the door lock and connections to the control board.

E48: Door Lock Circuit Issue

  • Description: Indicates another problem with the door lock circuit.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Similar to E43; ensure the door lock is functioning properly.

E52: Tachometer Signal Issue

  • Description: A bad signal from the drive motor tachometer.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check the connections and condition of the tachometer.

E55: Motor Overheating

  • Description: Indicates that the motor is overheating during operation.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect for obstructions in the motor area and ensure adequate ventilation.

E56: High Motor Current

  • Description: Indicates excessive current draw from the motor.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect for motor issues or obstructions that might cause increased current.

E57: High Current on Inverter

  • Description: Indicates high current on the inverter circuit.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect the inverter for faults and ensure proper operation.

E58: High Current on Motor Phase

  • Description: Indicates high current on a specific motor phase.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect motor connections and overall performance.

E59: No Tachometer Signal for 3 Seconds

  • Description: Loss of signal from the tachometer for three seconds.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check tachometer connections and sensor functionality.

E5A, E5B, E5C: Motor Control Board Overheating

  • Description: Indicates overheating of the motor control board.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect ventilation around the motor control board and check electrical connections.

E5D, E5E, E5F: Communication Failures

  • Description: Failures in communication between the electronic control board and the motor control board.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check connections and consider replacing boards if communication issues persist.

E67: Incorrect Voltage Supply

  • Description: Voltage supply issues to the microprocessor on the electronic control board.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Verify power supply conditions and connections.

E75: Failed Water Temperature Sensor Circuit

  • Description: Indicates a failure in the water temperature sensor circuit.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect and replace the temperature sensor if necessary.

E95: Electronic Control Board Communication Error

  • Description: Communication error within the control board.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check connections and replace the control board if the error continues.

EB1: Incoming Power Frequency Out of Limits

  • Description: The frequency of incoming power is outside the acceptable range.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Consult an electrician to assess the electrical supply.

EB2: High Incoming Line Voltage

  • Description: Incoming voltage exceeds 130 volts AC.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Verify power supply conditions and make adjustments as needed.

EB3: Low Incoming Line Voltage

  • Description: Incoming voltage drops below 90 volts AC.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Check electrical connections and consult with an electrician if needed.

EF1: Clogged Drain Pump

  • Description: Indicates a blockage in the drain pump.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Inspect and clear any debris from the drain pump.

EF2: Too Much Suds

  • Description: Excessive suds detected during wash.
  • Check/Repair Steps: Use less detergent and ensure proper rinse cycles are followed.

Conclusion

Understanding and addressing error codes on your Frigidaire washing machine can significantly enhance its performance and longevity. By following the troubleshooting steps outlined above, you can resolve most common issues on your own. For persistent problems or if you feel uncomfortable performing repairs, consult the manual or reach out to a professional technician.