Electrolux Washer Error Code E10: Meaning and Fix

How E10 appears on a Electrolux washer display.

Electrolux washer E10: example water inlet valve (part 134190200), representative part photo for this code — AppliancePartsPros.com product photo, part 134190200

Reading the washer display

On a washer the code appears on the digital display or as a pattern of flashing cycle lights. Note it exactly, including any dashes or sub-codes, then unplug the washer for five minutes and run a short drain cycle to see whether it returns. Electrolux uses the same E, F and i prefixes as Frigidaire.

Electrolux builds the platforms behind both its own line and Frigidaire, so its codes line up closely with Frigidaire ones. Look for E codes on laundry, F codes on ranges and i codes on dishwashers. The codes apply to model numbers such as EIDW5905JS, EDSH4944AS and EFME527UIW; check the label on your unit to confirm yours.

What causes E10

Water faucets only partly open
Clogged mesh filters in the inlet hoses or valve
Kinked inlet hose behind the washer
Failing inlet valve coil

How to fix it

Open both faucets fully and check another tap for normal pressure.
Turn the water off, unscrew each hose at the washer and wash the small screens.
Check hoses for kinks where the washer sits against the wall.
Run a rinse cycle and listen for the valve to buzz; replace it if it stays silent.
Confirm the code is gone after a full fill.

Parts you may need

Part	Part no.	Buy
Water inlet valve	134190200	Find part

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Questions

What does the E10 code mean on a Electrolux washer?

The washer asked for water and did not reach the fill level in time. On Electrolux front loaders this almost always traces to restricted supply rather than a bad board.

Can I fix the E10 code myself?

Often yes. The most likely repair is the water inlet valve, a part most owners can swap with basic hand tools after unplugging the appliance, and it is usually quicker than a service visit.

How do I clear the E10 code?

Unplug the washer (or switch off its breaker) for five minutes, then plug it back in and run a short rinse or drain cycle. If E10 comes back, the underlying fault is still there; start with this: water faucets only partly open.

Other Electrolux washer codes

Electrolux washer E13: example water inlet valve (part 134190200), representative part photo for this code

E13Water leak detected

Electrolux washer E20: example drain pump (part 137108000), representative part photo for this code

E20Drain problem

Electrolux washer E21: example drain pump (part 137108000), representative part photo for this code

E21Drain pump fault

Electrolux washer E40: example door lock assembly (part 131763256), representative part photo for this code

E40Door open

Electrolux washer E41: example door lock assembly (part 131763256), representative part photo for this code

E41Door lock fault

Electrolux washer E43: example door lock assembly (part 131763256), representative part photo for this code

E43Door lock circuit fault

Sources

Part numbers are OEM references; confirm fit by your model number before ordering. Meanings compiled from manufacturer and parts-retailer documentation; see sources below. Unplug the appliance before opening it.

Applies to models including EFLS527UIW, EFLW427UIW, EFLS617STT, EWFLS70JIW.