Two flashes on a GE washer typically indicate an error code E52, which signifies a problem with the drive motor or drive system. The drive motor is the main engine of your washer, responsible for spinning the wash basket during wash and spin cycles. The E52 code indicates the control board isn't receiving the expected signals from the drive motor or there's an issue within the drive system.

Below ia an explanation of the code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E70 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the keypad control panel. The control panel on your GE washer allows you to select wash cycles, adjust settings, and interact with the washer. The E70 code signifies the control board isn't receiving proper signals from the keypad. This could be due to several reasons related to the keypad or its connection to the control board.

Here's an explanation of the E70 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E66 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the water temperature sensor, also known as the thermistor. During wash cycles, the washer heater element warms the water to the desired temperature depending on the selected cycle. The thermistor plays a crucial role by:

• Sensing the water temperature.
• Sending this information to the control board.

The E66 code signifies the control board isn't receiving a proper signal from the thermistor. This could be due to a malfunctioning thermistor, a loose connection, or an issue with the control board itself.

Here's an explanation of the E66 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E65 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the water level control system. During a wash cycle, the washer needs to maintain a specific water level depending on the selected cycle and load size. The water level control system manages this by monitoring the water level and sending signals to the control board. The E65 code signifies the control board isn't receiving the necessary information from the water level control system. This could prevent the washer from filling with the appropriate amount of water, potentially leading to insufficient cleaning or overflowing.

Here's an explanation of the E65 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E64 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the heating system. During wash cycles, the washer heater element warms the water to the desired temperature depending on the selected wash cycle. The E64 code signifies the control board isn't detecting proper heating or there's an issue with the heating circuit. This could be due to several reasons related to the heating components.

Here's an explanation of the E64 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E61 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the washer's heating process. During wash cycles, the washer heater element warms the water to the desired temperature depending on the selected wash cycle. The E61 code signifies the control board isn't achieving the expected water temperature or the heating time is exceeding limits. This could be due to several reasons related to the heating system.

Here's an explanation of the E61 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E60 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the door lock assembly. For the washer to function safely and efficiently, the door needs to be securely locked during wash and spin cycles to prevent leaks and potential injuries. The E60 code signifies the control board isn't detecting a proper lock on the washer door. This could be due to several reasons related to the door lock assembly.

Here's an explanation of the E60 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E58 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the main control board, specifically related to the motor control function.

Difference between error E57 and E58

• Both E57 and E58 are related to the main control board. However, E57 is a broader code signifying a general control board malfunction.
• E58 narrows it down to an issue with the control board's ability to manage the drive motor function.

Here's an explanation of the E58 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E57 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the main control board. The main control board is the "brain" of your washer, responsible for receiving signals from various components and controlling the washer's functions like water filling, motor operation, and spin cycles. The E57 code signifies the control board is malfunctioning or has detected an internal issue that prevents it from operating correctly.

Here's an explanation of the E57 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps

Error code E54 on a GE washer indicates a problem with the communication between the drive motor and the main control board. The drive motor is responsible for spinning the washer drum at various speeds during wash cycles. The main control board regulates the washer's overall function, including sending signals to the motor to control its speed and operation. The E54 code signifies the control board isn't receiving the necessary signals from the drive motor, or the signals are disrupted. This disrupts communication and prevents the washer from operating correctly.

Here's an explanation of the E54 code, its causes, and troubleshooting steps