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Error Code: E5C Difficulty: Hard
Problem: Input voltage is too high (over 430V).
How to Fix E5C Error (Step-by-Step)
- Immediately unplug the washer to prevent potential damage from the high voltage condition.
- Use a multimeter to test the voltage of the electrical outlet. It should be approximately 120V. If it is significantly higher, you have a serious electrical issue in your home that requires an electrician.
- If the outlet voltage is normal, the problem is internal to the washer. Access the main control board and the noise filter, which is where power enters the appliance.
- Inspect the noise filter for any signs of burning or damage. A faulty filter can cause voltage reading errors.
- Examine the wire harness between the noise filter and the main control board for any damage or loose connections.
- If the external voltage and internal wiring are fine, the voltage-sensing circuitry on the main control board has failed. The board is incorrectly detecting high voltage.
- Replace the main control board, ensuring all connections are transferred correctly and securely.
- Reassemble the machine, plug it in, and run a test cycle.
Recommended Replacement Part
Verified Compatible Alternatives:
- 5304519503
- 5304529897
Still Not Working?
If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.
Most DIY parts are $50–$250. If you have a quote, use the total.
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Expert: Mike Sullivan
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