AEG Appliance Repair in Newnham

What does error code E09 mean on an AEG fridge freezer?

Error code E09 on an AEG fridge freezer indicates the freezer compartment is not cold enough, often after a power failure. Set the freezer to a colder temperature or activate Super Freeze, and keep doors closed. The error should clear once the correct temperature is reached. If it persists, contact a qualified technician.

What does error code E40 or E41 mean on an AEG washing machine?

Error codes E40 or E41 on an AEG washing machine indicate a door error - the door is not closed properly or there is a problem with the door lock. Switch off the appliance and give the door a firm push to ensure it is fully closed. Check for laundry caught in the seal. If the problem persists, unplug the appliance and contact a qualified technician.

What does error code i60, i61, i69 or i6C mean on an AEG dishwasher?

Error codes i60, i61, i69 or i6C on an AEG dishwasher indicate a heating problem - the dishwasher is not heating water correctly. Switch off at the mains for 5 minutes then switch back on and test. If the error persists, contact a qualified technician.

What does error code E60 mean on an AEG tumble dryer?

Error code E60 on an AEG tumble dryer indicates a heating problem - the dryer is not heating correctly. Switch off the appliance and allow it to cool for at least 30 minutes before any inspection. Ensure the dryer has adequate ventilation, clean the fluff filter and condenser unit. If the problem persists after these checks, contact a qualified technician.

What does error code i20, C2, F2 or AL6 mean on an AEG dishwasher?

Error codes i20, C2, F2 or AL6 on an AEG dishwasher indicate a drainage problem. Switch off the appliance before any inspection. Check the sink drain is not clogged, clean the interior filters and sump, and ensure the drain hose is not kinked or blocked. If the problem persists, contact a qualified technician.

Should I use tap water or filtered water in my AEG steam oven?

In areas with hard water, using filtered or softened water reduces limescale build-up and extends the time between descaling. Do not use distilled water or water from a domestic water softener that uses salt. Empty the water tank after each use and refill with fresh water before the next cooking session.

How can I save energy with my AEG dishwasher?

Use the ECO programme for your dishwashing cycles. It takes longer but uses less energy because the dishwasher doesn't have to work as hard to achieve the same results.

How do I clean the spray arms on my AEG dishwasher?

Ensure any wash cycle has completed and allow the dishwasher to cool if recently used. Remove the spray arms by unscrewing or unclipping them according to your model. Rinse under running water and use a cocktail stick or thin wire to clear any blocked holes. Check for debris in the spray arm connections. Reattach securely and ensure they spin freely before running the next cycle.

How do I book a repair for my AEG appliance?

Book repairs through the AEG website or by calling the AEG service line. Have your model number (PNC), serial number, and proof of purchase ready. Repairs within the warranty period are free of charge. Out-of-warranty repairs can be quoted before booking.

What is the AirDry function on my AEG dishwasher?

The AirDry function automatically opens the dishwasher door slightly at the end of the drying phase. This allows fresh air to circulate, improving drying results naturally without additional energy consumption. The door opens just a few centimetres and is safe in standard kitchen installations. This function can be disabled in settings if not suitable for your kitchen layout.