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broken circuit in printed circuit board

Hi. This sounds like doorlock issue. You can access it from the door panel. Panel has 4-6 screws. From there you can check it with a multimeter (ohm setting). It could also be as simple as bent door hatch, door lock not engaging with doorlock.

If the washer won't drain there might be a clogged pump or hose. It's common for small socks or other small clothing items to get into the water drain system and clog the hose leading to the pump or the pump itself. Remove the hoses from the pump in order to remove the article of clothing.

E20 means problem with drain water phase Only two things need to be checked: - Drain pump could be clogged or no power supply (the last means faulty drain pump, faulty electronic or wiring between drain pump and electronic. - Your home drainage system (in the wall) is clogged (This is very easy to check visually, disconnect the drain hose from your siphon and put water in some container or in washbasin.) Dado

Highly unlikely any damage will have been done so long as it hasnt been in use for a long time (weeks).

In a front loading washing machine, most of the mechanicals inside are held between springs at the top and dampers at the bottom. The transit bolts are used to minimse how much movement can ocour whilst the machine is in transit as excessive movement could damage the springs/dampers. When they are removed, normal movement of the mechanicals helps keep the machine stable and minmises vibration.

So, the worst that happens when the machine is used with the transit bolts in place is it vibrates alot, and possible moves about.

Remove the bolts as soon as possible and it should be fine.

Hello,
E30 can be a faulty pressure switch,Heating element earth fault or the main P.C.B.(Programmer).Does the machine fill with water then empty.
Most common fault is the heating element,once this is replaced it should cure the fault.

Don't know model# try utbe

9 possible things to check per the web page below: https://www.support.emea.zanussi.com/en-uk/Laundry/01_Washing_Machine/The_washing_machine_is_displaying_E10_C1

Page 9 of this manual, if this is the same model, may help turn off acoustic signals. It shows an image of a P and another image of a button to turn off. https://manuall.co.uk/zanussi-zwf-91483-wr-lindo-300-washing-machine/

This is not a real solution because it is impractical. But it may work. The machine has different sensor. One or more and not receiving the proper signals. Some sensors are like push in buttons. If they are not pressed the machine won't work or will just jump to end cycle. Since you mentioned it does works when you move the machine. It indicates a sensor may be loosen the drum bounces and when cloth is unevenly distributed it hits hard and the machine makes loud noises BUMP BUMP so my theory is a sensor is loosen and needs to be reattach . Only do it yourself if you have some experience taking things apart. Good luck. Anyways my impractical solution was to put two pieces of wood in only 2 of the 4 corners of washer and trying it this way the drum will be tilt and has more chances of pressing sensor.

check heater element

This can be due to error in the control board. Shut down and remove plug and when switched on press down the start/stop button. If the error does not clear this can be a fault in the motor drive within the control panel board.Remove the panel and check the connections to the motor, check the motor and the capacitor to the motor or if the motor is jammed.

Try carbon brushes

NTC2 Sensor fault. Either the sensor is bad or... Wiring to the sensor or... Faulty electronic board