Er:08 is logged when the heater has stayed on longer than the program permits and the control could not shut it off. The documented suspects are a damaged element and a relay stuck in the on…
Er:08 is logged when the heater has stayed on longer than the program permits and the control could not shut it off. The documented suspects are a damaged element and a relay stuck in the on position, and the repairs mirror Er:07: test the element for leakage to ground and replace it if it is bad, or replace the control board.
1. Switch off the washer at the circuit breaker and leave it off. 2. Don't try another cycle to see what happens. 3. Take any wet laundry out only after the drum has cooled and the door lock has released. This code and its companion Er:07 describe a heating circuit that doesn't answer the control, so unpowered is the safe state.
Er:07 sees the water warming with the heater commanded off. Er:08 sees the heater staying on beyond its time limit. The causes overlap, so both call for the same cautious response.
No. It takes an insulation test on the element and a check of the relay on the control. We carry out both and quote before we replace anything.
Wait until the drum cools. Hot water can scald when you pull the filter or hose, and the door lock may stay engaged until the machine has cooled.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.