EE2 error I'm getting an EE2 error which I think indicated a main motor "problem". I trrying turning the machine on or off. If these a fix or does this require service. If service, about how much would it cost?

The machine is binding and the extra power needed to turn the mechanics caused the motor to strain. The machine needs cleaning lubricating and timing.

Disconnecting the power will normally release the latch.

Bosch washer error code f43 : Causes, How FIX Problem

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What does the F43 error mean in Bosch washing machine? It indicates that the motor does not rotate or something blocks the drum. What is the main sign, by which ...

F21 (or E21) normally indicates a fault with the motor or the main control board.

Try erasing the stored codes first, in case it's a spurious fault



Turn the knob to off.

Close the door.

Turn the knob to 6 o'clock position.

Wait 2 seconds.

The start/pause should begin flashing.

Press and hold the spin button.

Turn the knob to 7 o'clock position.

Wait 2 seconds.

Release the button.

Turn the knob to off.



This should erase the error code and get you running again.



If the error code returns, you have a problem with the motor (most likely carbon brushes), wiring or main control.



If the machine won't go into diagnostics to erase the error code, it would suggest a faulty control board.



Try it several times to see if you get it reset.

If the start button doesn't flash, just carry on trying to erase the codes.

Possibly a short circuit to motor or PCB
Requires a competent repair engineer to fix.
Check mains supply
Check main control module
Check main drive motor

you need to 'clear' the error

to do this you need to reset the controller board

too do this usually with most machines you simply
turn off the mains supply at the plug
hold in either start stop or on off
and turn on the mains
wait a few seconds
and bingo
the machine is now reset

if you have a mechanical program selector
then sometimes it will rotate back too the position it failed at and continue its cycle
simply stop and drain the machine
reset it with and then your set too go

dont forget lots of errors can be caused by the motor burshes

lots of people will think na they are ok they dont need replaced

however this is actually the case
BUT what happens is as they wear the carbon from them ends up on the case of the motor and more important the electrical plug and socket on it
this causes a current to flow accross the carbon dust
and can upset the normal operation of the motor and the speed sensor and motor condition anaysis

so you can get a ghost error just caused by carbon dust

when you open the machine simply use a dry paint brush and give the motor a good brush around
to remove the conduction path

this dust can lead the the main in your homes safety sensors tripping
i fix this fault about 20 times a day!!!!

F21 normally indicates a fault with the motor or the main control board. It could be the motor brushes need changing.
If you've changed the brushes you now need to erase the stored errors and try the machine again.
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Turn the knob to off.
Close the door.
Turn the knob to 6 o'clock position.
Wait 2 seconds.
The start/pause should begin flashing.
Press and hold the spin button. (the spin button is the one that changes the spin speed, it may be marked "RPM")
Turn the knob to 7 o'clock position.
Wait 2 seconds.
Release the button.
Turn the knob to off.
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This should erase the error code and get you running again.
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If the error code returns, you have a problem with the motor, wiring or main control.
If the machine won't go into diagnostics to erase the error code, it would suggest a faulty control board.
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Try it several times to see if you get it reset.
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Note, If the start button doesn't flash, just carry on trying to erase the codes.

This error usually indicates that the fuser drive motor cannot drive, or rotate properly. It could be a seized fuser assembly, (aka Fixing unit), broken drive mechanism, faulty DC Controller PCB.
It can also be caused by unstable rotation of the fixing assembly, or main motor.

I took the case off, and was able to raise the lever, and am NOT getting the error msg anymore. However, now machine is out of time (I think) I want to fix it myself...can I?

What Does EE2 Mean? Laser 30, 56, and 73 model Laser heaters cease operation and display
the EE2 code on the control panel (instead of the clock or temperature settings) when the primary
flame rod on the heater fails to sense a flame during the first 5 minutes of the Ignition and Pre-
Heat cycle. On the Laser 55 and 72 the heater will stop and the red Reset lamp will light rather
than the EE2 code. (Note: There may be other reasons for the reset lamp to come on but much of
this information will apply.)
What Can Cause An EE2 Error? The primary flame rod is the only sensor in the heater that
can cause the EE2 error. Thus, if it occurs, either there is (1) no flame to detect, or (2) the
sensor failed to detect the flame. The flame rod is located on the lower 1/3 of the burner. It is a
heavy wire with a ceramic insulator. A single white insulated wire connects this device to the
main circuit board.