Possible causes

• Physical obstruction:
  • Clothing or other objects might be stuck in the door seal or hinges, preventing smooth opening or closing.
  • Debris or lint buildup in the lock mechanism could also cause a jam.
• Faulty door lock:
  • The locking mechanism itself might be damaged or malfunctioning, causing false readings or preventing proper operation.
• Wiring issues:
  • Damaged or loose wiring connections to the door lock or switch could be interfering with signals.
• Control board problems:
  • In rare cases, the control board might be faulty and sending incorrect signals related to the door.

Troubleshooting the E10 Error Code

1. Check for obstructions:
   • Open the door and carefully inspect the seal, hinges, lock mechanism, and surrounding areas for any visible obstructions.
   • Remove any trapped objects or debris.
2. Test the door lock:
   • With the power disconnected, attempt to manually engage and disengage the lock mechanism to assess its movement.
   • Use a multimeter to test the door switch for proper electrical signals.
3. Reset the machine:
   • Disconnect the power for a few minutes, then reconnect and try running a cycle.
4. Seek professional help:
   • If the issue persists, it's best to consult a qualified technician for diagnosis and repair, as it could involve internal components or the control board.

Additional Tips

• Don't force the door: Forcing a jammed door could worsen the problem or cause damage.
• Refer to your user manual: Consult your model's specific manual for any additional troubleshooting advice or error code definitions.
• Consider professional cleaning: If debris buildup is a persistent issue, professional cleaning services can help remove it thoroughly.

Safety Precautions:

• Avoid operating the machine with a jammed door to prevent potential leaks, flooding, or personal injury.