GE Washer Error Code 58

Error code 58 on a GE washer is an ADC Health Check Fault. It means the main control board ran its internal self-diagnostic routine after a drain cycle and detected that one or more of its Analog-to-Digital Converter channels was reporting an out-of-tolerance value for 10 seconds. This indicates a failure within the control board's own circuitry.

Resetting the washer may temporarily clear the error code from the display, but the fault will return. The ADC self-diagnostic routine runs automatically after each drain cycle, and if the ADC circuitry on the main board is faulty, the out-of-tolerance condition will be detected again and code 58 will reappear. A reset does not address the underlying hardware failure.

The cost to repair error code 58 depends on the price of the replacement main control board for your specific GE washer model and whether you hire a technician or perform the repair yourself. Control boards for GE washers typically range from $100 to $300 or more for the part alone. Adding professional labor, the total repair cost could range from $200 to $500 or higher depending on your location and service provider.

The repair for error code 58 is replacement of the main control board. A technically confident DIYer who is comfortable working with appliance electronics can perform this repair. You will need to identify the correct replacement board for your specific GE washer model and follow safe procedures for disconnecting power before handling the board.

Error code 58 causes the control to halt normal operation rather than proceed to the idle state, so the washer will not complete cycles reliably. Continuing to attempt operation with this fault present is not recommended, as the control board is not functioning correctly. The washer should be taken out of service until the main control board is replaced.