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Zanussi • Central Diagnostic Dictionary

191 Verified Codes in Database

Zanussi Error Codes & Diagnostics

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

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E50

Tumble Dryer

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Motor drive general malfunction E50; drum drive motor fails to turn or stops unexpectedly during tumble sequence.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Motor run capacitor degraded (nominal 7–10 μF), defective motor windings (main ~18–25 Ω, aux ~22–30 Ω), open thermal cut-out, or drive triac failure.

Measure motor run capacitor with capacitance meter (must read within ±5% of rating). Check winding resistances with ohmmeter. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E50

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Motor drive general alarm E50; motor drive system failure stopping drum rotation during cycle.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Worn carbon brushes (< 15 mm length) on universal motor, broken drive belt, inverter module trip, or motor thermal protector tripped.

Inspect motor carbon brushes (replace if < 15 mm). On inverter brushless models, verify free drum rotation and inspect inverter board. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E51

Tumble Dryer

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Motor drive triac short circuit E51; motor runs immediately at power-on without safety control or program start.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Shorted motor triac on power board (anode 1 to anode 2 reads 0 Ω), shorted snubber capacitor, or continuous gate drive voltage from faulty microcontroller.

Disconnect power and check triac terminals A1-A2 with ohmmeter. If 0 Ω, replace triac (e.g. BTB16-600BW) or replace main control module. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E51

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Motor drive triac short circuit E51; universal motor spins at maximum uncontrolled speed immediately at start.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Power triac on main PCB short-circuited (anode to cathode breakdown), motor field winding grounded, or carbon dust buildup bridging terminals.

Blow compressed air across motor terminal block to clear carbon dust. Measure motor insulation resistance to ground (> 10 MΩ). Replace main PCB triac. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E52

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Motor thermal protector tripped E52; motor halts during high ambient temperature or heavy load operation.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Motor internal Klixon thermal switch opened (> 135°C), lint accumulation obstructing cooling blower wheel, seized drum support rollers, or excessive laundry load.

Allow motor to cool for 45 minutes. Vacuum fluff from motor housing and cooling fan. Spin drum by hand to verify roller bearings spin freely without binding. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E52

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Motor tachometer generator failure E52; motor starts briefly, judders, and stops without speed regulation.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Tachometer coil open circuit (nominal 130–220 Ω on universal motor), loose magnet ring detached from rear motor shaft, or broken wiring.

Measure tachometer coil resistance across motor pins 1 and 2 (expected 130–220 Ω). Check that magnet ring is securely tightened on motor shaft. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E53

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Motor triac sensing circuit fault E53; microprocessor detects inconsistent voltage across triac output terminals.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Degraded SMD feedback resistors on control board, cracked solder joints around motor relay/triac section, or power surge damage.

Remove main control board and inspect PCB under magnification for burned SMD resistors or broken solder joints near motor terminals. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E53

Washing Machine

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Motor triac sensing circuit faulty E53; microprocessor receives out-of-range sensing voltage from motor triac.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Resistor network on PCB triac sensing line open or drifted, damaged optocoupler feedback diode, or cracked solder joint on power board.

Inspect main control board for thermal discoloration around motor triac heat sink. Resolder cracked joints or replace motherboard. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E54

Tumble Dryer

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Motor jammed or drum blocked E54; motor hums but fails to rotate, or drive belt broken/derailed from pulley.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Poly-V drive belt snapped or slipped, motor starting capacitor dried out (0 μF reading), foreign object wedged between drum and seal, or seized motor bearings.

Check drum drive belt and spring-loaded tensioner pulley. Test motor capacitor with multimeter (replace if < 85% rated μF). Verify drum turns smoothly by hand. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E54

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Motor reversing relay contacts welded E54; drum rotates in only one direction or motor locks in place.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Electrical arcing welded contacts of motor direction reversal relays (RL1/RL2) on main PCB due to heavy drum load or high startup surge.

De-energize machine. Tap reversing relays gently with plastic handle to free stuck contacts, or replace 12V DC relays / main PCB. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E57

Tumble Dryer

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Heat pump compressor inverter overcurrent E57; inverter safety shutdown triggered to protect compressor windings.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Heat pump compressor mechanical lock, shorted IGBT module on inverter drive board, high refrigeration head pressure from clogged condenser, or low line voltage.

Clean heat pump lower condenser fins thoroughly. Disconnect compressor harness and measure 3-phase windings (equal resistance ~6–12 Ω between each pair). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E57

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Inverter module overcurrent fault E57; peak inverter current exceeds 15A threshold during motor acceleration.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Short-circuited stator winding in 3-phase inverter motor, seized drum bearings creating severe mechanical resistance, or shorted IGBT power bridge.

Rotate drum by hand to confirm free mechanical movement. Measure winding resistance across all three motor phases U-V, V-W, W-U (must be strictly balanced: 5–8 Ω each). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E58

Tumble Dryer

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Heat pump compressor phase current exceeded E58 (> 4.5A); drive board limits frequency to prevent inverter thermal destruction.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer) models: Extreme refrigeration circuit load due to saturated air filters, failing compressor capacitor (on non-inverter models) or internal piston friction.

Clean dual lint filters under running water and let dry completely. Vacuum heat exchanger duct. Measure live running current with clamp meter. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E58

Washing Machine

Drainage System & Drain Pump

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Inverter motor phase current overload E58; continuous phase current exceeds 4.5A for > 5 seconds.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) 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. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E59

Tumble Dryer

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: No tachogenerator feedback signal E59; drum motor stops after 5 seconds of unmonitored rotation attempt.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E59

Washing Machine

Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: No tachometer signal from 3-phase inverter motor E59 for > 3 seconds after inverter activation.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) 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). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E60

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Heating system general failure E60; air inside drum remains cold and cycle runs excessively long without drying clothes.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E60

Washing Machine

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Water heating general malfunction E60; wash water temperature fails to increase during programmed heating phase.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Wash heating element open circuit (nominal 24–28 Ω), wash NTC thermistor out of calibration, safety heater relay coil open on PCB, or thick limescale encrustation.

Measure resistance across heating element spade terminals with multimeter (nominal 24–28 Ω at 230V, ~1950W). Check NTC resistance (4.8–6.0 kΩ at 20°C). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E61

Tumble Dryer

Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Insufficient heating rate E61; temperature rise inside drum during first 20 minutes is below calibrated threshold.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E61

Washing Machine

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Insufficient heating rate alarm E61; wash water heating speed is less than 0.5°C per minute under full power.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Heavily calcified heating element preventing heat transfer to water, partial coil burn, low mains supply voltage, or incorrect wash NTC positioning.

Remove heating element and inspect for limescale jacket (descale or replace). Ensure NTC bulb is pushed fully into rubber gasket pocket. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E62

Tumble Dryer

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Overheating alarm E62; drum temperature exceeds maximum safety limit (> 95°C) and cycle halts immediately.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E62

Washing Machine

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Water overheating alarm E62; wash temperature exceeds 88°C for > 5 minutes triggering safety cutoff.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Heating element power relay contact welded closed on main PCB (continuous unswitched 230V power), shorted wash NTC sensor, or MCU logic fault.

Turn machine off immediately. Measure voltage at heating terminals with program off (must be 0V AC; if 230V AC is present, replace stuck relay / PCB!). Test NTC sensor. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E63

Tumble Dryer

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Safety thermostat tripped E63; one-shot thermal fuse or manual reset button on heater housing has opened.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E66

Washing Machine

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Heating element power relay faulty E66; incongruence between relay command and sensing contact status.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Safety heater relay coil open circuit (nominal 400 Ω), oxidized power contacts with high internal drop, or defective relay sensing circuit on PCB.

Test 12V DC heating relay coil on main PCB (expected ~400 Ω). Check continuity of closed contacts under test excitation. Replace relay or PCB. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E68

Washing Machine

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Heating element high leakage current to earth E68; leakage current exceeds 2.5 mA causing insulation alarm.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Microscopic cracks in stainless steel sheath of heating element allowing water into magnesium oxide core, breaking down galvanic isolation.

Disconnect both faston leads from heating element. Test insulation resistance to earth with 500V megohmmeter (must be > 10 MΩ; replace element if < 2 MΩ!). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E69

Washing Machine

Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Heating element open circuit E69; heating coil is interrupted or wiring harness disconnected.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Burnt heating element filament (infinite resistance ∞ Ω), thermal fuse blown inside heating flange, or disconnected spade terminal.

Measure resistance across heater pins with multimeter (expected 24–28 Ω; if infinite ∞ Ω, replace heating element). Ensure tight faston fit. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E70

Tumble Dryer

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Temperature sensor NTC general error E70; electronic control fails to read valid analog temperature input.

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E70

Washing Machine

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Temperature sensor general alarm E70; temperature measurement circuit out of plausible range.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Wash NTC sensor out of tolerance, corroded pins on NTC connector, broken wire in harness, or defective ADC input channel on MCU.

Measure NTC resistance at room temperature 20°C (nominal 4.8–6.0 kΩ; at 60°C ~1.2 kΩ). Clean connector contacts with contact cleaner. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E71

Tumble Dryer

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser Dryer: Heater duct NTC sensor fault E71; resistance reading out of allowable range (< 500 Ω or > 500 kΩ).

On Zanussi (Zanussi AutoSense / ZDH Series Condenser 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. Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

E71

Washing Machine

NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer: Wash NTC thermistor open or short circuit E71; voltage signal < 0.1V or > 4.9V DC.

On Zanussi (Zanussi Lindo 100/300 / ZWF Front Load Washer) models: Internal open circuit or short in NTC thermistor pellet, cut sensor wire in tub harness, or water ingress inside NTC casing.

Measure NTC resistance directly across sensor pins (normal 4.8–6.0 kΩ at 20°C; if 0 Ω replace shorted sensor, if infinite ∞ Ω replace open sensor). Hold Start/Pause plus Skip/Option button simultaneously for 5 seconds until three rapid confirmation beeps clear persistent error memory.

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C9 CF E3A E5A E5C E5D E5E E5F E5H E6H E9C E9E E10 E11 E12 E13 E20 E21 E22 E23 E24 E25 E33 E34 E35 E38 E40 E41 E42 E43 E44 E45 E66 E68 E69 E74 E82 E83 E84 E85 E94 E95 E97 E98 EA0 EA1 EA6 EB0 EF0 EF1 EF2 EF3 EF4 EF5 EH1 EH2 EH3

Tumble Dryer25

E30 E31 E32 E50 E51 E52 E53 E54 E57 E58 E59 E60 E61 E62 E63 E70 E71 E72 E73 E80 E90 E91 E92 E93 EH0

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Hob / Cooktop12

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Refrigerator / Freezer16

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