Electrolux EWT754XW Betriebsanleitung

When the washing machine displays the below content with a buzzer, it will

automatically power off after 10 minutes.

Identify the problem and if possible, rectify it before contacting local service. Do

not dismantle and repair the machine without authorization.

Note: In “E8” machine will be self performed load adjustment for twice.

In “E4” after machine had self performed load adjustment twice and unsuccessfully.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Machine does not

operate during

delay or spin dry

after washing.

1.Lid is opened when delay start

is selected.

2.Lid is opened during spin cycle.

Close the lid.

Water cannot be

drained

1.Drain hose is placed too high.

2.Drain hose is blocked /bent/

squashed.

1.Lower the drain hose and

press Start/Pause.

2.Check drain hose for blockage

or being bented / squashed

and press Start/Pause to

resume operation.

Program Display Possible causes What to do

No filling of water 1.Water tap is not turned on.

2.Inlet hose is blocked.

1.Turn on the water tap.

2.Clean tap filter/water inlet filter.

Machine goes

out of balance or

vibrates

excessively

during

spinning

1.Uneven floor.

2.Adjustable feet is not adjusted.

3.Clothes is not evenly adjusted.

1.Adjust the machine level with

the adjustable feet.

2.Redistribute clothes evenly.

Abnormal water

level signal

1.Water inflows too much and

exceeds max water level.

2.The water level is abnormal.

The program adjusts and

recovers automatically.

Machine not

working

Lid is not closed with “Child Lock”

option selected.

Close the lid within 10 seconds

and machine will recover

automatically.

Note:

If the lid is not closed in 10

seconds, machine will drain water

automatically.

If the machine displays any of the code below when it is powered on, this is due

to the memory of machine last status prior to automatic power off.

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