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Westinghouse • Central Diagnostic Dictionary
125 Verified Codes in Database

Westinghouse Error Codes & Diagnostics

Access our premium database of error codes, common faults, and professional repair solutions for Westinghouse appliances.

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CodeAppliancesFault / DiagnosticsRepair InstructionsAction
E58
Washing Machine
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Westinghouse EasyCare / Front Loader Washer Series: Inverter motor phase current overload E58; continuous phase current exceeds 4.5A for > 5 seconds.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse EasyCare / Front Loader Washer Series) models: Excessive wash load weight, laundry jammed between tub and drum lip, foreign object caught in drain tub boot, or demagnetized rotor.

Remove excess laundry load. Check clearance between drum lip and front door gasket. Measure phase-to-phase stator balance with multimeter. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E59
Tumble Dryer
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: No tachogenerator feedback signal E59; drum motor stops after 5 seconds of unmonitored rotation attempt.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Detached or cracked tacho ring magnet on motor shaft, open tachogenerator coil (nominal 115–220 Ω), or disconnected wiring to inverter/main board.

Measure tachogenerator coil resistance across motor pins (115–220 Ω). Rotate motor pulley by hand while measuring AC millivolts (1–3V AC). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E59
Washing Machine
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Westinghouse EasyCare / Front Loader Washer Series: No tachometer signal from 3-phase inverter motor E59 for > 3 seconds after inverter activation.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse EasyCare / Front Loader Washer Series) models: Internal Hall sensor / tachometer coil open circuit, loose wiring connector on motor rear, or broken wire in inverter wiring loom.

Check wiring continuity between inverter board connector and motor tachometer pins. Measure tachometer coil resistance (nominal 110–135 Ω on inverter motor). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E60
Tumble Dryer
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Heating system general failure E60; air inside drum remains cold and cycle runs excessively long without drying clothes.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Open heating element coils (dual element: ~25 Ω and ~35 Ω), tripped manual/automatic safety thermostat, defective heating relay on PCB, or compressor fault in heat pump.

Disconnect dryer and remove rear heating duct cover. Measure resistance of both heating elements with ohmmeter. Check continuity through safety thermostats (< 1 Ω). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E61
Tumble Dryer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Insufficient heating rate E61; temperature rise inside drum during first 20 minutes is below calibrated threshold.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: One of two heating elements open (operating at half power), degraded heat pump refrigerant charge (R134a / R290 leak), or severely restricted airflow.

Test individual heating coils (Element 1: ~35 Ω, Element 2: ~25 Ω). Thoroughly clean air ducts and condenser pack. Inspect heat pump lines for oil stains. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E62
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Overheating alarm E62; drum temperature exceeds maximum safety limit (> 95°C) and cycle halts immediately.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Stuck closed heating relay contact on PCB (continuous power to heater), blocked lint filter stopping heat dissipation, or defective forward duct NTC sensor.

Inspect heating relay on control board (ensure contacts open when unpowered, resistance ∞ Ω). Clean all lint filters and measure front duct NTC resistance (~5–6 kΩ at 25°C). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E63
Tumble Dryer
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Safety thermostat tripped E63; one-shot thermal fuse or manual reset button on heater housing has opened.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Severe airflow blockage from saturated lint filter or condenser, failed exhaust blower wheel, or motor stalled while heating element was energised.

Remove rear duct panel. Press red reset button on Klixon thermostat if present (verify 0 Ω continuity). Clean complete air circulation path thoroughly. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E70
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Temperature sensor NTC general error E70; electronic control fails to read valid analog temperature input.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: NTC sensor open circuit or shorted, corroded connector terminals at sensor probe, broken harness wire flexed during drum vibration.

Locate NTC probe in front air duct. Measure resistance with multimeter (expected 4.8–6.0 kΩ at 25°C, dropping to ~1.2 kΩ at 60°C). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E71
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Heater duct NTC sensor fault E71; resistance reading out of allowable range (< 500 Ω or > 500 kΩ).

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Thermal shock damage to NTC thermistor bead located on heater casing, melted wiring insulation touching metal chassis, or loose molex plug.

Disconnect sensor plug at rear heater block. Measure resistance across pins (~5.0 kΩ at 25°C). Replace rear NTC probe if open or shorted. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E72
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Condenser / evaporator NTC error E72; heat pump exchanger temperature monitoring signal lost or invalid.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Dislodged evaporator clip sensor, moisture ingress into thermistor capsule causing short to ground, or open wire harness in bottom chassis.

Access heat pump lower tray and check evaporator clip NTC probe. Measure sensor resistance (~10 kΩ or ~5 kΩ depending on platform). Ensure secure mechanical contact. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E73
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Compressor discharge NTC sensor fault E73; high temperature safety monitoring for heat pump compressor inactive.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: High-temperature NTC sensor on compressor discharge copper pipe open or shorted, harness connector oxidized by condensate, or sensor cable pinched.

Locate sensor strapped to compressor discharge line. Measure resistance with multimeter (typically ~20 kΩ at 25°C). Inspect wiring harness. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E80
Tumble Dryer
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Program cycle selector encoder error E80; cycle knob position not recognized or erratic positions detected.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Mechanical wear in rotary potentiometer/encoder switch contacts, spilled detergent residue entering front fascia, or fractured solder joints.

Disassemble front fascia panel. Clean rotary selector tracks with isopropyl contact cleaner. Check resistance steps across switch pins while rotating knob. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E90
Tumble Dryer
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Electronic communication general fault E90; interface board and power module fail to establish data handshake.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Corroded edge-connectors on communication ribbon cable, 5V DC / 12V DC auxiliary power rail fluctuation, or corrupted configuration memory.

Inspect wiring harness connecting user interface to main power board. Verify steady 5V DC and 12V DC supply rails with voltmeter. Re-seat connectors. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E91
Tumble Dryer
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: User interface board communication timeout E91; front panel display flickers or freezes with unresponsive buttons.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Loose serial communication cable between display PCB and main motherboard, electromagnetic interference, or failed transceiver chip on display module.

Check wiring continuity on serial bus wires between UI and main board (< 1 Ω). Clean gold edge contacts with contact cleaner. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E92
Tumble Dryer
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Firmware protocol mismatch E92; communication software versions between display board and main motherboard are incompatible.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Replacement board installed with incorrect firmware revision, mismatched PNC spare parts, or corrupted flash memory contents.

Verify matching PNC numbers on appliance data rating plate and spare part order. Reprogram board via service tool or install matched board pair. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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E93
Tumble Dryer
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Configuration checksum error E93; appliance configuration code stored in EEPROM memory is corrupted or unprogrammed.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Power blackout during drying cycle causing partial EEPROM write, memory cell degradation, unconfigured universal replacement PCB.

Enter diagnostic service mode. Re-enter 16-digit alphanumeric configuration code printed on appliance serial sticker or service documentation. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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EA
Hob / Cooktop
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse WHI Series / Induction Cooktop: Induction coil temperature sensor circuit open EA; zone electronics cannot monitor burner ceramic temperature.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WHI Series / Induction Cooktop) models: NTC sensor spring contact detached from coil center, fractured leads on glass thermistor bead, or disconnected 2-pin molex on board.

Access defective induction coil assembly. Measure sensor resistance with ohmmeter (~100 kΩ at 25°C). Ensure spring presses sensor firmly against glass. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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EH0
Tumble Dryer
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer: Electrical mains supply out of limits EH0; appliance pauses cycle to protect electronic components from electrical instability.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WDE Series / SensorDry Tumble Dryer) models: Mains voltage dropped below 185V AC or surged above 265V AC, mains frequency unstable (outside 50Hz/60Hz ±1Hz), or loose neutral connection at wall socket.

Measure line-to-neutral AC voltage with true-RMS multimeter (expected 220–240V AC). Inspect wall socket connections and check for shared extension cords. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F
Hob / Cooktop
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse WHI Series / Induction Cooktop: Pan detection symbol F flashing; cooking zone cannot detect magnetic cookware or pan diameter is too small.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse WHI Series / Induction Cooktop) models: Cookware made of non-ferrous material (copper, glass, pure aluminium), pan base deformed and lifted away from glass, or pan placed off-center.

Test base of cookware with permanent magnet (must attract firmly). Ensure cookware base covers at least 70% of zone cross-hairs markings. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F1
Refrigerator / Freezer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Fresh food compartment air sensor failure F1; refrigerator compartment temperature regulation becomes erratic.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Refrigerator compartment NTC thermistor open or short circuit (~2.5 kΩ or ~5.0 kΩ at 25°C depending on platform), or moisture on sensor connector.

Locate air sensor inside fresh food compartment. Measure resistance with multimeter (typically ~2.5 kΩ at 25°C, rising to ~5.9 kΩ at 4°C). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F2
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Evaporator coil sensor failure F2; automatic defrost termination monitoring fails, risking ice accumulation on coil.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Evaporator clip-on NTC probe defective or dislodged from refrigerant return bend, water ingress freezing inside probe sleeve, or open wire.

Remove rear freezer panel. Test evaporator NTC resistance (typically ~2.5 kΩ at 25°C, rising to ~16.3 kΩ at -18°C). Clip firmly to copper return pipe. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F3
Refrigerator / Freezer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Ambient room temperature sensor error F3; external climate class compensation calculation disabled.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Ambient NTC thermistor inside top hinge cover or display module open/shorted, or severed wire pinched by refrigerator door upper hinge.

Remove top hinge plastic cover. Inspect ambient NTC sensor and harness. Measure resistance (~2.5 kΩ or ~5.0 kΩ at 25°C room temperature). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F4
Refrigerator / Freezer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Freezer compartment temperature sensor failure F4; freezer cooling runs in continuous emergency backup mode.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Freezer air NTC sensor open circuit or damaged by frozen condensation, broken wire behind freezer inner liner, or corrupted ADC input on motherboard.

Access freezer air sensor probe. Test resistance with ohmmeter: ~2.5 kΩ at 25°C, increasing to ~16.3 kΩ at -18°C. Replace sensor probe if out of spec. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F5
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Defrost heater circuit failure F5; electric defrost heater fails to energize, causing frost to clog evaporator fins.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Open glass calrod/metal defrost heating element (nominal 200–350W, ~150–260 Ω), blown thermal fuse in series (72°C or 77°C), or burnt defrost relay on PCB.

Access bottom of evaporator. Disconnect defrost element and measure resistance (~150–260 Ω). Test thermal fuse continuity with ohmmeter (< 0.5 Ω). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F6
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Inverter compressor driver fault F6; BLDC compressor fails to start or inverter trips due to over-current.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Seized compressor piston mechanism, open winding in 3-phase BLDC stator (~6–15 Ω between all terminal pairs), or blown power transistors on inverter board.

Measure resistance across all 3 compressor pins with ohmmeter (must be equal: ~6–15 Ω). Measure PWM frequency signal from main PCB to inverter board. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F7
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator: Evaporator fan motor malfunction F7; fan motor blocked by ice or hall feedback pulse missing, starving airflow.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse FlexSpace / Side by Side Refrigerator) models: Ice accumulation freezing the fan blades, defective 12V DC brushless motor windings, severed connector lead, or blown fan driver IC on main motherboard.

Manually spin fan blade to check for ice obstruction. Measure 12V DC supply to fan terminals with multimeter during test mode. Replace fan if seized. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F101
Oven / Microwave
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven: Door lock motorized latch error F101; oven door fails to lock automatically during pyrolytic cleaning initiation.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven) models: Defective door lock synchronous gear motor (coil resistance ~2.0–2.8 kΩ), stuck cam mechanism, broken microswitch contact, or warped door hinge preventing flush seal.

Disconnect oven from mains. Access top latch assembly. Measure lock motor coil resistance (2.0–2.8 kΩ). Verify microswitch continuity with door closed (< 1 Ω). Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F102
Oven / Microwave
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven: Door unlock timeout F102; pyrolytic latch remains engaged even after cavity temperature drops below safe threshold (300°C).

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven) models: Latching cam stuck in locked position, burnt triac on motherboard driving lock motor, or misaligned unlock feedback microswitch.

Check for mechanical jamming in linkage. Test microswitch 2 (normally open, switches to < 1 Ω when unlocked). Verify 230V drive pulse from control board. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F103
Oven / Microwave
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven: Tangential cooling fan speed error F103; cooling blower fails to rotate or tacho pulse frequency is too low.

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven) models: Tangential fan motor winding open (nominal 150–220 Ω), foreign debris stopping blower blades, loose hall effect sensor connector, or blown fan triac.

Isolate oven from power and inspect fan blades for free rotation. Measure motor winding resistance (150–220 Ω). Verify 5V DC supply to hall sensor. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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F104
Oven / Microwave
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven: Electronic control board over-temperature F104; thermal sensor on main PCB measures excessive temperature (> 85°C).

On Westinghouse (Westinghouse Elevate / Multi-Function Built-in Oven) models: Cooling fan failure during extended high-temperature bake or pyrolytic cycle, blocked top ventilation slits in cabinet, or deteriorated cavity insulation.

Check kitchen installation clearances (minimum 50mm rear air gap). Ensure cabinet vents are clear of obstructions. Verify cooling blower operation. Press Start/Pause together with Temp button for 5 seconds to exit service diagnostic mode and clear persistent EEPROM alarm.

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