We had the E10 error code. I took off the water intake hose as the washer and the screen there was full of sand from our well. I cleaned the screen out and the code disappeared.
I do Have the same issue error 10, I take the cold water off the inlet tube to the washing machine, I then clean the screen using light force air then replace the hose turn the water back on, this works for about a month or a bit longer, All though just about at the point to take the machine apart and do some investigating
I don't know much at all about repairs, but think it has something to do with the water coming thru hose to machine and what wash temp you select. (Service person I spoke with had no idea what E10 meant). We have a water 'purifier' gizmo that uses cold water hose and it was disconnected for repair. BUT I was still trying to do wash using cold wash-cold rinse. No longer have problem.
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I've started having the same problem. My front load washer is just about 2 years old, and suddenly when I use the "heavy" or "normal" wash cycle...I get the E10 message. Once I drain and spin again, it is fine...what is going on?
I am getting same E10 error code. Saw solution but it was for models with dials vs digital. This is a real pain because I have to monitor each load and try to start again. Sometimes if I just change spin to medium vs fast it corrects itself for a couple of minutes then same E10 code is displayed. HELP! Thanks!
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