The washer can't tell that the door is closed

The lock latch or sensor may not work

as a safety, when the photocell sensor system is not aligned, is blocked or the wires are shorted or not connected, the opener will not close the door. if you go to the wall mounted button and hold it down, the door should close as long as you hold down the button. that will tell you that the sensor system is the issue. good luck

There is a peg that tells the switch to close. If you have parts that are broken, replace them.

The E27 error flashes on the washer LCD screen and stops the current load. Unplug your washer for 30 minutes and then plug it back in to reset the code
.Open and close the door two or three times to reset the sensor. Sometimes the door has been closed too hard and the sensor reading fails.

You can manually release the latch by removing the lower panel (Torx fasteners, I think) and finding a wire lanyard that releases the latch. However, I had read that there was a diagnostic code that could be used to reset the latch solenoid via the control panel.

There is no service manual available on line, as far as I can tell.

Here is what worked...

1. Set the knob to off.

2. Hold down both the Spin Selector button and the Allergy Rinse button simultaneously.

3. While holding these two buttons down, rotate the knob one click to the left, to the "cold" position.

4. At that point, the display will show a diagnostic code and the unit will enter a self-test mode. In my case, the solenoid latch started clicking repeatedly. I pressed the Spin Selector button once or twice, which resulted in the display of new codes and then the release of the latch.

I was getting the same error from my HP all-in-one printer, and since I like to take things apart and fix them, I took this printer apart. Let me tell you what I found.It took forever to get down to the part where the sensor is for the cartridge door. They made it this way on purpose, it seems clear once you find out what is inside this little box. Instead of only one object that gets pushed out of the way when the door is closed, there are two objects inside the sensor. The first object, as mentioned before, is pushed by the door closing to the point where the sensor can no longer sense it, telling the printer that the door is closed. But the second object is not connected to anything except its hinge, and swings freely, so that if you ever turn the printer upside down, there is a 50-50 chance that you will end up with this object permanently telling the sensor that the door is open. Unless you know to turn it back upside down again in such a way that it moves the object back to the other side, out of range of the sensor. Most people would figure it is permanently broken and get another one. Now you know better. If you play with it enough I bet you can get yours to swing back out of the way, and let the printer know that the cartridge door is closed. I will never buy another HP printer.

yes the safty door latch switch is eather loose or going bad. somewhere on your door there is a small sensor or switch that tells the washer the door is closed and its ok to spin, these washers put out alot of force when spinning and thats why the sensor is there it would be dangerous without them. when the washer goes in spin cycle there is more vibration than any other cycle. and thats whats making the sensor or switch wiggle and its getting an intermedate signal. it probily needs replaced these can commonly go bad due to wear buy slamming the door on the washer.. i hope this helps

I had the same problem.Now it depends on the make , but all washers have a safety switch that won't let the Spin cycle start IF the door is open.There should be a small opening on the top of the washer,under the door,that a small "finger" goes into to tell the machine that it ,the door, is closed.What I did was to remove the "sensor" from under the top and >directly> wire the leads together so that the machine "thinks" the door is shut.HOWEVER,we have no kids to play around or in the washer,so if you do be very careful if you do this tweak,because now the washer will NOT know when the top is open.

sound like your fluid sensor may be stuck or bad if light stays on try tapping the washer motor on the resevoir if it goes out faulty sensor as for the door ajar light it might have bad connection with sensor saying the door is closed local dealer should be able to troubleshoot sensor

the door lid sensor is locaded infront of the machine lide smach in the front center how ever your interface control may be conpromiced.it will not take comands and will lit the door open display had one just like it.

Sounds like you, indeed, have a broken door latch. If the latch is not able to lock successfully, it will not go into any wash cycle and will exhibit the symptoms you are describing. The door was designed to be closed gently, not slammed or forced. To replace, you will need to do the following: 1. Unplug the machine. 2. Remove the bottom kick plate. 3. Remove the rubber door boot from the around the door opening. There should be a wire hoop holding it into a groove with a small tension spring located at the bottom of the door opening. Feel around the rubber lip and locate the tension spring. Stretch this spring and pull the wire hoop from the groove. 4. Remove the rubber boot from the outer seal and push towards the inside of the wash tub. This will give you access to the inside of the machine casing. 5. The door latch is located inside the casing on the right hand side. There are three screws holding it in from the outside and a wiring harness and retaining clip holding it from the inside. Use care when removing the wires from the old latch. The wires are small and can break. I hope this leads you in the right direction. Let me know if you need any further advice.