Zanussi Washing Machines

This code indicates that there is currently no active fault or alarm detected by the Washing Machine's system.

The Washing Machine (ENV06 series) is having trouble filling with water for the wash cycle. The first digit, '1', is shown as 1 red flash, and the second digit, '1', as 1 green flash on the START/PAUSE LED. The cycle will be paused, and the door will remain locked.

The Washing Machine (ENV06 series) is experiencing difficulties filling with water during the drying phase. The first digit, '1', is shown as 1 red flash, and the second digit, '2', as 2 green flashes on the START/PAUSE LED. The cycle will be paused, and the door will remain locked.

The Washing Machine has detected a water leak, which will pause the current cycle.

The Washing Machine is experiencing problems draining water during or after a cycle, causing the cycle to pause.

This error occurs when the machine has trouble filling water during the drying phase or if the drying condenser is clogged. This is indicated by the anti-boiling pressure switch closing on 'FULL'.

The Washing Machine's drain pump triac, which controls the pump, is defective. This initiates an emergency drain and stops the cycle.

There is a problem with the sensing circuit that monitors the drain pump triac. This leads to an emergency drain and stops the cycle.

This error indicates that the frequency of the signal from the pressure switch is outside acceptable limits, causing the cycle to stop.

The electronic pressure switch is not calibrated correctly, meaning the water level detection is inconsistent after the initial drain or when the antiboiling pressure switch is on 'empty'. The cycle will pause.

There's an inconsistency between the electronic pressure switch level and the antiboiling pressure switch 1-2 levels, persisting for at least 60 seconds. This triggers an emergency drain and stops the cycle.

This error indicates an inconsistency between the water level detected by the electronic pressure switch and the antiboiling pressure switch 2, lasting for at least 60 seconds. An emergency drain will activate, and the cycle will stop.

The Washing Machine has detected a water overflow condition, causing the cycle to stop and initiating an emergency drain procedure where the drain pump operates intermittently.

There is a fault detected in the sensing circuit for the antiboiling pressure switch, potentially due to an electrical current leak. The cycle stops with the door locked.

A fault has been detected in the first level sensing circuit. The cycle is blocked and the door remains locked.

The pressure chamber is blocked, causing the water level to not vary for at least 30 seconds during drum rotation. The heating phase is skipped.

A fault has been detected in the High Voltage (HV) sensor circuit responsible for detecting anti-overflow levels. The cycle is blocked and the door locked.

There is a fault with the sensing circuit for the heating element relay. This will block the cycle and keep the door locked.

The Washing Machine detects that the door is open or not properly closed, pausing the current wash cycle.

The Washing Machine is encountering difficulties in properly closing or sensing the closure of the door. The cycle will be paused.

The power supply triac for the door interlock system is faulty. This leads to an emergency drain cycle and blocks the machine.

There is a fault with the sensing circuit of the door interlock system. This triggers an emergency drain and blocks the cycle.

A fault has been detected in the sensing circuit for the door interlock triac. This results in an emergency drain and blocks the machine's operation.

The power triac for the motor is short-circuited. This will block the wash cycle and keep the door locked.

The Washing Machine is not receiving a signal from the motor's tachometric generator. This will block the wash cycle and keep the door locked.

There is a fault with the sensing circuit for the motor triac, which controls motor operation. The cycle is blocked.

The contacts of the motor relay are sticking, indicating an issue with motor control. This blocks the cycle and keeps the door locked.

The inverter is drawing excessive current, above 15 Amperes. This stops the cycle and locks the door after several attempts.

The motor is drawing too much current, exceeding 4.5 Amperes, possibly due to an overload. The cycle stops and the door locks.

The Washing Machine has not received a signal from the tachometric generator for over 3 seconds. The cycle stops and the door locks.

The heat dissipater for the inverter is overheating, possibly due to a defective inverter board, an open NTC on the inverter board, continuous operation, or high ambient temperatures. The cycle stops and the door locks.

The input voltage supplied to the Washing Machine is too low, falling below 175 Volts. This causes the cycle to stop and the door to lock.

The input voltage supplied to the Washing Machine is excessively high, causing the cycle to stop and the door to lock.

There is an error in data transfer between the inverter and the main board, causing the cycle to stop and the door to lock.

A communication error has occurred between the Washing Machine's inverter board and the main control board, causing the current cycle to stop.

The inverter board is unable to start the motor. After several attempts, the cycle stops and the door remains locked.

The Washing Machine is not heating water sufficiently during the wash phase, causing the heating phase to be skipped.

The Washing Machine has detected an overheating condition during the wash cycle. A safety drain cycle is initiated, and the machine stops with the door unlocked.

The power relay that supplies power to the heating element is defective. A safety drain cycle is initiated, and the machine stops with the door unlocked.

The NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) sensor, which monitors water temperature during the wash cycle, is defective. This causes the heating phase to be skipped.

There is a fault detected in the NTC sensor located on the drying condenser, indicated by a voltage out of range (short-circuit or open circuit). This causes the heating phase to be skipped.

A fault has been detected in the NTC sensor located on the drying duct, indicated by a voltage out of range (short-circuit or open circuit). This causes the heating phase to be skipped.

The NTC sensor, which measures water temperature during the wash cycle, is improperly positioned. This can lead to incorrect temperature readings and causes the heating phase to be skipped.

There is an error related to the reset position of the program selector, indicating a configuration issue. The cycle is cancelled.

The Washing Machine's system is unable to correctly read the position of the program selector. During a cycle, it may continue normally, but switches off completely during program selection.

The recirculation pump is defective, indicated by an inconsistency between its sensing circuit and the triac. The machine drains and the cycle stops with the door unlocked.

There is a fault in the sensing circuit of the triac controlling the recirculation pump, where the input voltage on the microprocessor remains at 0 or 5V. The machine drains and the cycle stops with the door unlocked.

A communication error has occurred between the Washing Machine's main control board and the display board, causing the current cycle to stop.

There is an inconsistency in communication between the main board and the display board, indicating that their software versions may not be compatible. This causes the cycle to stop.

The Washing Machine has an incorrect configuration, meaning its internal settings are improper. This blocks the appliance's operation.

The Washing Machine has an incorrect configuration for the wash cycle, meaning its internal settings are improper. This blocks the appliance's operation.

A communication error has occurred between the Washing Machine's microprocessor and the EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory). This blocks the appliance's operation.

There is an inconsistency between the Washing Machine's hardware version and its stored configuration data. This blocks the appliance's operation.

There is an inconsistency detected between the program selected by the user and the appliance's internal cycle configuration. This blocks the appliance's operation.

A communication error has occurred between the Washing Machine's microprocessor and its internal clock. The cycle continues normally despite this error.

The frequency of the electrical power supply to the Washing Machine is incorrect or out of specified limits. The cycle is blocked until normal power supply conditions are restored or the appliance is switched off.

The voltage of the electrical power supply to the Washing Machine is too high. The cycle is blocked until normal power supply conditions are restored or the appliance is switched off.

The voltage of the electrical power supply to the Washing Machine is too low. The cycle is blocked until normal power supply conditions are restored or the appliance is switched off.

The selected washing program is not initiating. This could be due to power issues, the door not being properly closed, or a specific function like Child Lock being active.

The red indicator of the Start/Pause button blinks if you change the program while the appliance is already running. This indicates that the new selection is incorrect or not permitted mid-cycle.

The appliance detected that the door is not properly shut or is still open, preventing the program from starting or continuing. The Start/Pause button's red indicator will flash, and one of the phase indicators will light up.

The Washing Machine is unable to drain the water from the tub. The Start/Pause button's red indicator will flash, and one of the phase indicators will light up to signal this problem.

The Washing Machine is failing to fill with water as expected during a program. The Start/Pause button's red indicator will flash, and one of the phase indicators will light up to signal this issue.

The Washing Machine has detected an unstable mains power supply. The red indicator of the Start/Pause button will flash 11 times, followed by 1, 2, or 3 green flashes. The appliance will wait for the power supply to stabilize.

The Washing Machine is either not performing the spin cycle or the overall washing cycle is taking an unusually long time. This can be caused by problems with draining or an unbalanced load in the drum.

Water is observed leaking onto the floor around the appliance. This indicates a potential issue with hose connections, damage to hoses, or improper use of detergent.