To troubleshoot the Midea washing machine error codes, you will need to check the various components of the washing machine and see if there are any problems or issues that need to be fixed.
Once you have identified the problem, you can follow the easy-fix steps outlined in this guide to resolve the issue and get your washing machine up and running again.
MIDEA Washing Machine Error Codes
Remember to always unplug the washing machine and exercise caution when attempting any repairs.
E10: Water inlet valve error
The E10 error code on your Midea washing machine indicates a problem with the water inlet valve. This means the valve isn’t allowing water to flow into the machine properly.
Solutions:
- Check the water tape.
- Clean the water valve filter.
- Check the wire harness connector.
- Replace the inlet valve.
- Check the water level switch.
- Check the main PCB.
E11: Water overflow error
The E11 error code on your Midea washing machine indicates a water overflow problem. This means the machine has detected that too little or too much water has accumulated in the drum.
Related error codes:
- E12: Water exceeds level error
- E33: Water level sensor error
Solutions:
- Replace the water valve in case the water comes into the drawer continuously and the washer is already turned off.
- Check the air chamber and pressure hose.
- Check the water level sensor.
| Electric part name | Capacitance value between 1 and 2 = 2 and 3 | Ohmic Value between 1 and 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Water level sensor | 45 nf | 25 Ω |
- Check the main PCB and replace it if necessary.
E20: Drain pump error
The E20 error code on your Midea washing machine indicates a problem with the drain system, specifically the drain pump.
Related error codes:
- E21: Water drainage error
Solutions:
- Check and clean the drain hoses.
- Check and clean the drain pump filter.
- Check the drain pump coil resistance.
| Electric part name | Voltage value | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Drain pump | 110 Vac/220 Vac | 30 Ω/180 Ω |
- Check the main PCB.
E30: Door lock error
The E30 error code indicates a problem with the door lock. This means the washing machine cannot properly secure the door during the wash cycle.
Solutions:
- Check the latch hook, and close the door properly.
- Check the door lock and replace it if necessary.
| Electric part name | Voltage value | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Door lock | 110 Vac/220 Vac | 40 to 190 Ω |
- Check the main PCB.
E34: NTC sensor open error
The E34 error code indicates that the main board has registered an open circuit in the NTC sensor.
Related error codes:
- E35: NTC sensor short error.
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the temperature sensor and the main PCB.
- Check the resistance of the NTC.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature sensor | 25°C/77°F | 4.6 kΩ |
- Check the main PCB.
E36: Heater assembly error
The E36 error code indicates an issue with the heating element. Specifically, it suggests that the water temperature in the washer is not increasing by 1°C within 3 minutes of the heater being activated.
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the heater and the main PCB.
- Check the resistance of the heater.
| Electric part name | Voltage value | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Heater assembly | 110 Vac/220 Vac | 16 Ω/300 Ω |
- Replace the main PCB.
E37: Drying-out NTC sensor error
The E37 error code specifically indicates an open or short circuit in the Drying Inlet Thermistor.
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the D-out sensor and the main PCB.
- Check the resistance of the D-out sensor.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Drying-out NTC sensor | 50°C/122°F | 1.7 kΩ |
- Check the main PCB.
E3A: Drying heater assembly error
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the D-heater and the main PCB.
- Check the high limit and reset it manually if it is stacked.
- Check the resistance of the D-heater.
| Electric part name | Voltage value | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Drying heater | 110Vac/220 Vac | 18 Ω/30 Ω |
- Check the drying fan.
| Electric part name | Ohmic value between C and R | Ohmic value between C and S |
|---|---|---|
| Drying fan | 80 Ω | 90 Ω |
- Check the drying fan capacitor.
| Electric part name | Capacitance value |
|---|---|
| Drying fan capacitor | 2.8 µF |
- Check the main PCB.
E38: Drying-in NTC sensor error
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the D-in sensor and the main PCB.
- Check the resistance of the D-in sensor.
| Electric part name | Temperature | Ohmic Value |
|---|---|---|
| Drying-in NTC sensor | 90°C/194°F | 0.45 kΩ |
- Check the main PCB.
E40: EEPROM error
Solutions:
- Replace the main PCB.
E50: BLDC motor inverter board error
Related error codes:
- E52: Inverter board overload error
- E53 or E58: IGBT temperature failure error
- E55: BLDC motor speed signal loss error
- E56: BLDC motor temperature failure error
- E57: Inverter error
- E5A: Lost connection between inverter and PCB error
- E5B or E5E: IGBT failure error
- E5C: IGBT overvoltage error
- E5D: IGBT low voltage error
- E64: Abnormal signal between inverter and main PCB error
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the motor and the inverter board.
- Check the communication connection between the main PCB and the inverter board.
- Check the resistance of the BLDC motor.
| Electric part name | Ohmic Value between coils |
|---|---|
| Motor BLDC | U and V = V and W = W and U = 5 Ω |
- Check the inverter board and replace it if necessary.
- Check the main PCB and replace it if necessary.
E60: Universal motor error
Related error codes:
- E61: Abnormal motor speed signal error.
- E62: Motor TRIAC error.
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the motor and the main PCB.
- Check the carbon brushes.
- Check the tachometer.
- Check the motor fuse protection.
- Check the resistance of the motor.
- Check the main PCB and replace it if necessary.
E70: Shorted button error
The main control board has detected a short circuit in one or more buttons on the user interface (control panel).
Solutions:
- Switch off the washing machine and switch it on again, and check if the error disappears.
- Clean the control board with the appropriate cleaner (PCB cleaner).
- If the error still occurs, replace the user interface board.
- If the error persists, replace the main board.
E80: Communication failure between user interface board and main PCB (Same as E81)
Related error codes:
- E81: Missing signal between UI and PCB
Solutions:
- Check the wire connection between the U.I. and the main PCB.
- Check the U.I. and replace it if necessary.
- Check the main PCB and replace it if necessary.
Midea Washing Machine Service Mode
Before placing the washer in test mode, the appliance must be empty.
How to place the washer in service mode:
Step 1
- To enter the service mode:
- Turn on the appliance and press the buttons TEMP, SOIL, TEMP, and SOIL sequentially.
Step 2
| Test Cycle | FUNCTION BEHAVIOR |
|---|---|
| tO1 | The model version and the display show 0##. |
| tO2 | discovering error codes. |
| tO3 | version information. |
| tO4 | display checking. |
| tO5 | Drain pump checking |
| tO6 | Pressure sensor checking. |
| tO7 | Main heater and NTC sensor checking |
| tO8 | Drying heater assembly checking |
| tO9 | Wash phase checking. |
| t10 | Spin phase checking. |
| t12 | Inlet valve checking |
How to exit the mode:
- To exit the service mode:
- Turn off the appliance.
EXTRAS
Before attempting to fix any issue, it is essential to erase any errors in the memory. Erasing the fault codes manually can often be a crucial step in the repair process or even serve as the solution itself.
To clear the error codes for the MIDEA washing machine:
- First, put the washer into service mode.
- In tO2 mode, press the Start/Pause button.
- “Elt” will be displayed.
- Press the Start/Pause button again, and the last code, “EXX,” will be displayed.
- Press and hold the “SPIN” and “TEMP” buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds; a beep will sound to indicate that an “EXX” error has been deleted.
- “E00” will be displayed.
Conclusion:
MIDEA front-load washing machines use error codes to communicate any problems or issues that may arise during the washing cycle. By understanding Midea washing machine error codes and how to troubleshoot them, you can quickly fix any issues that may come up and keep your washing machine running smoothly.
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