AEG Washing Machine Error Codes

AEG washing machines group codes into families (E10, E20, E40 and so on), and models without a display signal the same fault with beeps or flashes. AEG asks you to note the full code before switching off, because a reset clears it. AEG dishwashers use i-codes such as i20.

Codes can vary by model

Check the model number on your washing machine’s rating label and your manual. We only list codes we’ve checked against AEG guidance. For anything else, use AEG UK support.

AEG washing machine error codes
CodeWhat it meansSeverity
E10
also E11, C1
The machine has a water flow problem: it isn’t filling as expected. Usually simple
E20
also E21, E22, E23, E24, C2
The washing machine can’t pump the water out within the time it expects. Check carefully
E40
also E41
The machine can’t detect that the door is securely closed and locked, so it won’t start. Usually simple
E50
also C9, F9
The machine has detected a fault in the motor or the motor control system. Likely needs an engineer
E60
also E61, E62, E69
The machine has detected a problem heating the water. Likely needs an engineer
EF0
also EFO, EF3
The machine has detected a possible leak, excess foam or an unbalanced load and has switched to a protection mode. Check carefully
EH0
also EHO, EH1, EH2, EH3
The machine has detected a problem with the electrical power supply. Check carefully

Code not listed? Try the fault finder or start from the symptom below. More about AEG codes and support.

Common washing machine problems