GE Washer Error Code E67

E67 means the main control board's microprocessor is receiving an incorrect supply voltage. The fault is detected internally by the board's monitoring circuit. This typically indicates the control board has failed and needs to be replaced. The washer may stop mid-cycle or refuse to start when this code is active.

A reset may temporarily clear the code, but it is unlikely to resolve the underlying problem. Because E67 points to incorrect voltage at the microprocessor, a hardware fault is almost always present. The code will typically return as soon as the washer attempts to operate again.

If the repair requires a new main control board, parts alone typically range from $80 to $250 depending on the specific model. If you hire a technician, total repair costs including labor can range from $150 to $400 or more. Doing the replacement yourself can keep costs toward the lower end of that range.

If you are comfortable working with appliance electronics, you can replace the main control board yourself. The repair involves disconnecting the washer from power, accessing the control board housing, and swapping the board with a compatible replacement. Before ordering a board, check that the wall outlet is supplying normal voltage and that all wiring connectors to the board are secure.

It is not recommended to continue using the washer while E67 is active. A malfunctioning control board can cause unpredictable behavior, including failure to stop water fill or complete a spin cycle. Running the machine in this condition could create additional problems. Disconnect the washer from power until the issue is diagnosed and repaired.