Speed Queen Washer Error Code E Pr

E Pr is a power interruption counter built into the Speed Queen washer's control system. It records the total number of times power was cut to the machine while a wash cycle was in progress. It is an informational display, not a fault alarm, and does not mean the washer is broken.

Yes, in most cases the washer is safe to use. E Pr is a historical log, not an active fault, so the machine will generally continue to operate normally. However, if the count is rising rapidly, you should investigate your home's electrical supply to prevent potential stress on the washer's control board and motor over time.

Costs depend heavily on the root cause. Replacing a power cord typically runs in the range of $15 to $40 for parts. Having an electrician inspect or replace a faulty outlet or breaker generally costs $75 to $200 depending on your location and the work required. If the control board has been damaged by repeated power interruptions, board replacement can cost $150 to $400 or more including labor.

The E Pr counter is stored in the control board's memory and is designed to persist across power cycles so technicians can review the machine's history. A simple unplug-and-replug reset will not clear this count. Clearing the stored value typically requires a specific button sequence or service mode access as outlined in the technical documentation for your model.

Because E Pr is a counter and not a component fault, there is nothing to repair in the traditional sense. Focus instead on preventing future power interruptions by checking your circuit breaker, inspecting the power cord and outlet, and ensuring the washer is on a properly rated dedicated circuit. If the count is increasing rapidly, addressing those electrical issues will stop it from climbing further.