Zanussi Zanussi Lindo300 fault codes
Built 2015 onwards
Also ZWF prefixed, above Lindo100 in the range. More likely to have a full display, so more likely to show the E-code form rather than beeps.
Codes on the Zanussi Lindo300 follow the same Zanussi scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
Zanussi fault codes
Every published Zanussi code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- E20A draining fault, and on a machine with no display it is the one that beeps twice. Blocked filter, blocked hose, or a failed pump, in that order.Get it checked
- E10A water supply fault, one beep on a machine with no display. The manufacturer gives a pressure range you can actually test against.Get it checked
- E60A heating fault, and the manufacturer tell you to unplug the machine and not plug it back in until you are certain it is safe. There is no owner check.Stop — call an engineer
- E40The door is open or not closed correctly — four beeps on a machine without a display. Overloading is on the manufacturer’s own cause list.Get it checked
- E30Three beeps, and the manufacturer name the water pressure sensor. Then every step they give you is about finding a leak, which is not the contradiction it looks like.Get it checked
- E50A motor failure. The manufacturer’s published instruction is to unplug the machine and not to use it again until the fault has been fixed.Stop — call an engineer
- EF3The Aqua Control leak protection has triggered and put the machine into a safety mode. Turn the water off at the tap and stop using it.Stop — call an engineer
- EH0A mains supply problem, not a water problem — despite what several popular guides say. The manufacturer warns specifically against extension leads here.Get it checked
- E90A configuration or communication fault between the electronic parts. Unplug for thirty seconds, and if it returns quote the exact number when you book the repair.Get it checked