I'm getting an E10 error on my Electrolux washing machine but only in the cotton cycle - it's not progressing onto the rinse and the fill times out. Is this a faulty valve or the control board?

If the machine is not progressing past the wash cycle and is stopping at the end of it, there could be a few possible reasons for this. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Check the water inlet valve: If the water inlet valve is faulty or clogged, it can prevent the machine from progressing to the rinse cycle. Check to ensure that the water inlet valve is clean and functioning properly.
2. Check the drain pump: If the drain pump is faulty or clogged, it can cause the machine to stop at the end of the wash cycle. Check to ensure that the drain pump is clean and functioning properly.
3. Check the door latch: If the door latch is not engaging properly, it can prevent the machine from progressing to the rinse cycle. Check to ensure that the door latch is clean and functioning properly.
4. Check the pressure switch: The pressure switch detects the water level in the machine and signals when to advance to the next cycle. If the pressure switch is faulty, it can cause the machine to stop at the end of the wash cycle. Check to ensure that the pressure switch is clean and functioning properly.

If none of these troubleshooting steps work, it may be best to contact a qualified technician to diagnose and repair the issue.

If you have checked all the above then may be the inlet valve has a fault.

Thank you for your inquiry, Barbara Constable!
I see that your Electrolux washer is displaying an "E10" error code. "E10" stands for fill time too long you may want to check the hoses to make sure they are not restricted or kinked this could cause slow fill within your washer. If the hoses look to be in good shape then I would suggest it could be a faulty sensor or control panel. You could additionally reset your washer by disconnecting power from it for ten minutes. If you restore power and it continues to flash "E10" I would recommend having a professional out to properly diagnosis your washer. Hopefully this information is helpful. -Matt

Most possibly be Error code 56,
Is common in 11 series machines & early series 12.
Is your machine beeping & showing a weird pattern of lights on the wash cycle, It is displaying an error code,
To read this error code you start at the red spin light & work to the left only add up the lights that are on. Red spin light = 1 2nd rinse light =2 1st rinse light =4 last wash light=8 4th wash light=16 3rd wash light=32 2nd wash light=64 1st wash light=128



Let me know your error code tour getting

Hello,
Did you check the little filters in the end of the valves where the hose connects to the machine, also if these are original Electrolux hoses you will find that at the other end of the hose where they connect to the mains pipe there are fine wire mesh filters in the ends of the nylon connections.You may well have water flow but the pressure is not good enough, especially during the rinse cycles.If none of these fix the problem then you may have a faulty inlet valve.Wish you well.

regards.

E10 is a water filling problem.In reviewing your comments,I would suggest flushing the line going to the machine

Well I'm an idiot. They did say there was a fast wash, but it specified that it was for extra rinses to help people with detergent allergy etc., but did not give a time for the cycle. They should have said it was the short wash for everyone. I tried it, and it was fine. Thanks anyway. If I ever have a real problem, I'll be back.

E10 is a timeout code. I found the answer on google by refining my search criteria. The tap was not turned on enough for the washer to fill up in time before the timeout was reached. After restarting the washer and turning the tap on further, the washer cycle completed without error.