Find out what error code E01 means on a Lamona washing machine. E01 indicates an NTC temperature sensor fault — find out what checks you can carry out and when to call an engineer.
Find out what error code E02 means on a Lamona washing machine. E02 indicates a heater open circuit error — find out what checks you can carry out and when to call an engineer.
Find out what error code E03 means on a Lamona washing machine. E03 indicates a heater or fill valve fault on integrated models, or a drainage fault on some older and freestanding models.
Find out what error code E04 means on a Lamona washing machine. E04 indicates a fill valve fault on integrated models — check the hose and water supply before calling an engineer.
Find out what error code E05 means on a Lamona washing machine. E05 indicates a drainage fault — cleaning the pump filter is the first step to try.
Find out what error code E07 means on a Lamona washing machine. E07 indicates a water level sensor fault on integrated models, or a door fault on some older models.
Find out what error code E08 means on a Lamona washing machine. E08 indicates a water supply or fill valve/drain pump circuit fault — check the hose and filter first.
Find out what error code E09 means on a Lamona washing machine. E09 indicates a door lock triac open circuit fault — check the door is closed and reset the machine first.
Find out what error code E10 means on a Lamona washing machine. E10 indicates a door lock triac short circuit fault — a technical fault requiring a qualified engineer.
Find out what error code E11 means on a Lamona washing machine. E11 indicates a motor phase open circuit fault — a technical fault requiring a qualified engineer.