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Find practical help for AEG error codes, fault messages, and common appliance breakdowns. Follow clear step-by-step fixes for washing machines, ovens, dishwashers, fridges, and other AEG appliances. Every guide is built to help you diagnose the problem fast and act with confidence.
What to do when the error appears: Problem in the emptying pump or its triac.
Recirculation fails, the machine goes into protection mode, and the diagnosis points the way: pump, wiring or electronics.
Understand why the door may not lock, which simple checks are safe and when the fault needs professional diagnosis.
The E45 code indicates a fault in the door lock and its associated circuit. Here’s how to identify and check it.
A door that will not lock can stop a wash before it starts. Find out what E44 may mean and where safe checks end.
The door lock fails and the cycle stops. Real causes, warning signs and useful checks to help you take the right action.
The hob activates its thermal protection: what to check, how to cool it down, and when it is worth calling a technician.
Understand why the door may not lock, which checks are safe and when the fault needs professional attention.
The warning usually points to a door-lock fault, with causes ranging from the lock itself to the electronic module.
A door obstruction may be simple; a failing interlock or control signal needs a proper diagnosis.
The code indicates a fault with the door lock. These checks clarify whether it’s a blockage, a jam or an internal fault.
The code often means the washer cannot confirm its door is locked. Safe checks can help narrow down the cause.