The Eh1 warning points to an electrical anomaly, and it is advisable to check the power supply before continuing to use the machine.
The fault points to an abnormal voltage and usually requires checking the electrical network, restarting the equipment, and assessing the board.
The washing machine detects insufficient voltage, and the source is usually in the electronics, the outlet, or the wiring.
The EHE code indicates a fault in the electronic board and its safety relays, with a direct impact on washing.
Detect the protection fault, check the voltage, boards, and electronics without blindly replacing parts.
The Sec. warning usually indicates an internal communication failure and requires checking the electronics with technical expertise.
The washing machine indicates an imperfect closure. Check real causes and signs of malfunction before calling the technician.
The fault is usually in the thermal sensor or its wiring; these are the useful checks to make before repairing it.
The fault is usually linked to heating the water or to an excessive load. This is how it is interpreted and acted upon.
The fault appears when the water does not reach the expected level. Check the supply, hose, filter, and valve.
The closure light flashes six times and stops. What to check, what is failing, and when it is advisable to request technical assistance.
The alert usually indicates overheating or engine failure and requires a careful inspection.