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IFB Washing Machine Door / Lock Warning

Make sure fabric is not caught in the door and close it firmly. If the display shows DOOR or a related lock message repeatedly, the interlock may need inspection.

What you can safely check

Make sure fabric is not caught in the door and close it firmly. If the display shows DOOR or a related lock message repeatedly, the interlock may need inspection.

Model-specific note: Error-code meanings can differ by model, region and machine type. Confirm the code in the manufacturer manual before ordering parts or assuming a component has failed.

When to request a technician

Request an inspection if basic checks do not resolve the issue, the code returns, the machine trips power, leaks internally, or the drum will not turn. A displayed code identifies a condition; it does not by itself prove which part has failed.

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Related IFB troubleshooting guides

E:01 – Door Not Closed

IFB manuals for some models identify E:01 with a door that is not closed properly. Check for trapped fabric and close the door firmly. Codes can differ by model; consult the matching manual if the display differs.

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E:02 – Water Supply

For some IFB models, E:02 indicates a water-supply issue. Check the tap, inlet hose and accessible inlet filter. Low water pressure or a blocked filter can delay filling.

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E:04 – Overload

Some IFB manuals associate E:04 with an overloaded machine. Remove some laundry and retry with a balanced load. Confirm the meaning against the model-specific manual.

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E:06 – Drainage / Coin Trap

Some IFB manuals list a blocked coin trap or clogged/bent drain hose for E:06. Switch off and unplug first; drain and clean only the user-serviceable filter as described in the manual.

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E:07 – Motor Control

Some IFB manuals describe E:07 as a motor-control interruption and advise service personnel. Do not open the cabinet or attempt electrical repairs.

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Not Draining

Check the drain hose for bends or blockage and clean the user-accessible coin trap/filter only as the manual instructs. Repeated faults may indicate a pump problem.

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Not Spinning

Redistribute the load, remove excess laundry and check that the machine is level. If the motor does not turn with a balanced load, request diagnosis.

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Water Leakage

Stop the programme and close the water tap. Isolate power if safe, inspect external hose connections and do not continue operating until the leak is resolved.

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Noise or Vibration

Check load balance and level installation. If noise is new, severe or metallic, stop the machine and arrange an inspection.

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