The E45 error code on Electrolux washing machines can have various meanings depending on the specific model. Here are some general possibilities and troubleshooting steps that might be helpful:

The "drn" error code on Whirlpool washing machines typically indicates a drainage problem. This means the washer is having trouble removing water from the drum after a wash cycle.

The HC error code on Whirlpool washing machines typically indicates reversed hot and cold water hoses. This means the hot water hose is connected to the cold water inlet, and vice versa. This can lead to issues such as:

• Clothes not washing properly: Cold water isn't effective for cleaning at high temperatures, leading to poor cleaning results.
• Extended wash times: The washer might struggle to reach the desired water temperature, increasing the cycle duration.
• Unusual water temperature: You might feel lukewarm water during a cold wash cycle or cold water during a hot wash cycle.

The OL error code on Whirlpool washing machines indicates an overload, meaning the machine detects too much laundry is loaded. This can manifest in various ways, such as:

• The wash cycle not starting.
• The washer stopping mid-cycle and displaying the OL code.
• The washer agitating weakly or unevenly.
• Increased wash times due to the machine struggling to clean the overload.

The F5E2 error code on Whirlpool washing machines typically indicates a problem with the lid or door lock mechanism. This means the washer cannot detect that the lid is properly closed and secure, preventing the wash cycle from starting or continuing. Here's everything about the F5E2 code and how to address it:

Unfortunately, the FCE1 error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues.

Unfortunately, the FCE0 error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues.

The F8E3 error code on Whirlpool washing machines typically signifies an overflow fault, meaning too much water is entering the machine. This can lead to various problems, including:

• Water leaking from the machine.
• Wash cycles stopping mid-cycle.
• Clothes being soaked but not properly washed.

Unfortunately, the F7EC error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues.

Unfortunately, the F7EA error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues.