Vision Washer Error Code Er:06

Er:06 means the control board has detected a short circuit in the NTC thermistor circuit. The NTC is the temperature sensor that monitors water temperature during the wash cycle. A short circuit can come from a damaged wiring harness or a failed thermistor component. The washer halts operation when this fault is detected to prevent unsafe conditions.

A power reset may temporarily clear the displayed error, but Er:06 will return as soon as the control board checks the NTC circuit again if the underlying short circuit has not been repaired. The root cause, either the wiring fault or the failed thermistor, must be corrected to permanently resolve the code.

If only the wiring harness needs to be repaired or rerouted, costs may be limited to labor time alone. If the NTC thermistor requires replacement, parts typically range from a modest to moderate cost depending on availability. Total repair costs including professional labor generally range from around $75 to $200, though this varies by region and service provider.

A knowledgeable DIYer can attempt to diagnose this error by visually inspecting the NTC wiring harness for damage and testing the thermistor with a multimeter. If the wiring has a simple pinch or loose connector, that may be correctable without special tools. Replacing the NTC thermistor is a relatively straightforward repair if the wiring is found to be intact.

No, you should not operate the washer while Er:06 is active. A short-circuited temperature sensor means the control board cannot accurately monitor water temperature, which could lead to improper heating or loss of thermal control. The washer is designed to stop when this fault is detected, and running it in a fault state is not recommended.