E10 or E20 on the display
E10 means water isn’t coming in (tap, hose filter or inlet valve). E20 means it isn’t draining (filter, hose or pump).
Electrolux makes premium washers, dryers, fridges, ovens and cookers found across Nairobi. We repair every Electrolux range we see, using genuine parts shared across the Electrolux family.
Pick your Electrolux appliance. Tell us what it’s doing and we’ll usually know the likely cause before we arrive.
E10 means water isn’t coming in (tap, hose filter or inlet valve). E20 means it isn’t draining (filter, hose or pump).
Water left in the drum, or a failed door lock.
Water left in the drum, or a code like 5C, OE or E18. Usually a blocked filter, hose or a worn drain pump.
An iced-up evaporator fan or a failed defrost heater or sensor.
Low gas from a leak, dusty condenser coils, a failed fan, thermostat or start relay.
We find and fix the leak first, then pull a vacuum and refill with the right gas for your fridge.
Blocked jets from spills, a wet or cracked igniter, or a faulty spark generator.
The spark is there but gas isn’t reaching the burner: jets, valve or supply.
When the flame dies after you let go of the knob, the thermocouple usually needs replacing.
A weak element, a failed temperature sensor or a fan motor that no longer spins freely.
A burnt-out element, thermostat or selector switch. On gas ovens, the igniter or valve.
A failed fan motor or fan element, or a thermostat reading the wrong temperature.
Water left in the bottom from a blocked filter, drain hose or pump.
Worn door seals, a split sump or a loose hose. Many models stop with a flood code.
Blocked spray arms, a clogged filter or a weak circulation pump.
Blocked filters or condenser, or a refrigerant or fan fault in the heat pump.
A blown thermal fuse, failed heater or thermostat.
A snapped drum belt or a worn motor or idler pulley.
Dirty filters, low gas or a failed capacitor.
Dirty filters, low gas from a leak, or a failed capacitor or fan.
A blocked drain line or tray on the indoor unit.
Electrolux, Zanussi and AEG share many parts and error codes, so our technicians know all three well.
Photos from our technicians’ recent jobs.
Still not sure? Call 0725 570 499 or send a photo of the fault on WhatsApp.
Yes. We fix pumps, door locks, bearings, motors and boards on front-load and top-load Electrolux washers, with genuine parts.
Yes. We clean the filters and condenser, check the heat pump and replace failed fans, sensors or pumps.
The diagnosis is free. The technician finds the fault on your Electrolux washing machine, tells you the full price for parts and labour, and nothing starts until you approve it.
Most bookings in Nairobi and Kiambu get a same-day visit. Common Electrolux parts travel in the van, so many repairs are finished on the first visit.
We fit genuine Electrolux parts wherever they are available and tell you clearly when only a compatible part exists. Every repair carries our warranty.
No. HomeFixit is an independent repair company and is not affiliated with Electrolux. If your Electrolux appliance is still under the manufacturer’s warranty, contact the seller first; once it is out of warranty, we can help.
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Free diagnosis, genuine parts and a warranty on every repair.