Electrolux Washer Error Code E24

E24 indicates a malfunction in the sensing circuit on the triac that controls the drain pump, resulting in wrong input voltage being received by the microprocessor. The triac is a switching component located on the main control board. This fault signals that the board is not properly monitoring or controlling the drain pump circuit. In most cases, replacing the main control board is the required repair.

A reset may temporarily clear the E24 code, but it will return if the underlying fault in the triac sensing circuit is still present. You can attempt a reset by unplugging the washer for a few minutes and then restoring power. If the code comes back immediately or during the next drain cycle, board replacement is necessary. A reset alone does not repair a failed triac or damaged sensing circuit.

The cost of repair depends on whether you hire a technician or perform the repair yourself. A replacement main control board for an Electrolux washer typically ranges from around $100 to $300 or more depending on the specific model. If you use a professional repair service, labor costs can add another $80 to $200 to the total. DIY replacement is the most cost-effective option if you are comfortable with the procedure.

If you are comfortable working with appliance electronics, you can replace the main control board yourself after disconnecting power to the unit. The repair involves removing the board, disconnecting the wiring harnesses, and installing the replacement. It is also worth inspecting the drain pump wiring harness for visible damage before committing to a board replacement. Always disconnect the washer from power before performing any internal work.

It is not recommended to continue running the washer with an active E24 error. Because the fault involves the circuit that controls the drain pump, the washer may be unable to drain properly, which could lead to water sitting in the drum or potential overflow conditions. Continued use with a faulty triac circuit could also worsen damage to the control board. Have the unit inspected and repaired before resuming normal laundry cycles.