Frigidaire electric dryer (FEQ1442CES) keep flashing and beeping even after cleaning lint filter.

Try unplugging the dryer to see if it resets it.

E68 means a button is stuck on the control board, you can lightly press all buttons and see if that clears the problem. Next slam the door shut as it may be the sensor door latch, then unplug the dryer as it maybe lint built up on the lint trap: remove your lint filter.remove the waffled plastic that covers the lint filter slot. , its inside the dryer, and there's two screws holding it in. Be careful, because there's two wires connected to the metal strip on the bottom edge of it. That metal strip is sensor. Don't drop the screws into the lint filter slot. you might find that a lot of lint has built up around the contacts for those two wires. Carefully clean all the lint and if you have an attachment for you vacuum you may want to use it just be careful and plug back in , and reinstall. Might want to check the vent tube since we are cleaning as it may be restricted. unplug dryer and the last thing is to take the back off and see if the control board itself is damaged or dirty, if it is dusty/dirty with a brush lightly brush it off. If none of the above worked then I would call the company at 1-800- 444-4944. Good Luck and let me know Tim

this may help, even though it is not about a Frigidaire:

http://www99.epinions.com/msg/show_~threads/cat_id_~17/id_~8025/forum_id_~409

I have the same problem with the same dryer, but don't know why either. I was reading on one posting that a button might be stuck so the dryer thinks the button is constantly being pressed.

Make sure the exhaust vent duct is clean all the way to the outlet.

it stops in 10 seconds

okay, this same problem happen to kenmore elites, the touch panel will automatically come on and beep even when it suppose to be off, replaced not the board but the touch panel and you will be okay.

The door is not compltely closing. Make sure to push it in hard around the clasp areas. If yours has a light, the light should turn off and on as you open and close the door.

Mine has been beeping incessantly as well. Turned out that even though I was cleaning the filter after each load, there was still a ball of lint the size of a tennis ball that was blocking the lint sensor. To fix, I removed the screws from the plastic piece that holds the lint trap and slid it out (it won't come out entirely.) Then I used the mini attachments for my vacuum to remove the lint from the bottom of that space. Once I did that, the dryer has been working flawlessly.