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Posted on Dec 14, 2009
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I keep getting cod E10 and have no idea what this means.

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Hi
This code usually means that there is no cold fill. If the cold isolator tap has not been accidentally turned off, then most likely the clamp-on pipe has corroded over time and needs changing to a proper isolator valve TEE. The other possibility is that the cold-fill valve has failed. This is the unit that the cold inlet pipe attaches to at the rear of the machine.
OR
Water hasn’t emptied before max empting time,(drain problem)it won’t spin because of this reason.
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