Electrolux IQ-Touch dryer error codes

Clean the moisture sensor bars using rubbing alcohol. A coating on the moisture sensor bars could be preventing them from detecting moisture. If the error code continues after cleaning the bars, unplug the dryer and check the moisture sensor wire harness connections. Reconnect any loose wires or replace the wire harness if damaged. If the bars are clean and the wire harness is okay, replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and check the door switch wire harness connections. Reconnect any loose wires or replace the wire harness if damaged. Test the door switch operation using a multimeter. Replace the door switch if defective. If the door switch and wiring are okay, replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and check the motor wire harness for damage. Replace the wire harness if damaged. If the wire harness is okay, replace the electronic control board.

Overloading can overheat the drive motor, causing a tripped thermal protector. Reduce the load and allow the motor to cool off for 30 minutes before restarting the dryer. If the dryer won't restart, remove the load from the dryer and see if the drum turns freely by hand. If not, unplug the dryer and examine the drive system. Replace any damaged drive components. Check the motor wire harness. Reconnect any loose wires or replace the wire harness if damaged. If the drive system and wire harness are okay, then you may need to replace the drive motor.

The motor centrifugal switch is part of the drive motor assembly. Unplug the dryer and check the motor wire harness. Reconnect any loose wires or replace the wire harness if damaged. If the wiring harness is okay, replace the drive motor. If the problem continues, replace the electronic control board.

The electronic control board detects an internal problem with its drive motor relay circuit. Unplug the dryer and replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and check the wire harness between the electronic control board and the heating element. Replace the wire harness if damaged. If the wire harness is okay, replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer. Inspect the heating element for damage. Replace the heating element if broken. If you see no visible damage to the heating element, test it for a short to the metal cabinet using a multimeter. If you detect a short, replace the heating element.

Unplug the dryer and check the wire harness connections between the electronic control board and the heating element. Reconnect any loose wires and replace the wire harness if damaged. Inspect the heating element for damage and replace the element if broken. If you see no visible damage to the heating element, test it for continuity using a multimeter. If the heating element is electrically open, replace it.

Check the exhaust vent system for a restriction or blockage. Make sure that you don't have a kink in the flexible exhaust vent hose. If the exhaust vent system is clear, replace the high limit thermostat. If the problem continues, have a service technician examine the dryer and determine the cause of overheating that's causing the Electrolux dryer error code E65.

Unplug the dryer and check the thermal limiter for continuity using a multimeter. Replace the thermal limiter if it's electrically open. Check the exhaust vent system for clog or restriction because that's what may have caused the thermal limiter to trip. Clear any clog or restriction in the exhaust vent system.

The electronic control board detects an internal problem with its heater relay circuit. Unplug the dryer and replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and check the outlet thermistor (temperature sensor) wire harness connections. Reconnect any loose wires or replace the wire harness if damaged. If the wire harness is okay, check the resistance of the outlet thermistor using a multimeter. You should measure around 5,000 ohms of resistance at room temperature of 70 degrees. Replace the outlet thermistor if resistance is off.

Unplug the dryer and check the inlet thermistor (temperature sensor) wire harness connections. Reconnect any loose wires. Replace the wire harness if damaged. If the wire harness is okay, check the resistance of the inlet thermistor using a multimeter. You should measure around 50,000 ohms of resistance at room temperature of 70 degrees. Replace the inlet thermistor if resistance is off.

Unplug the dryer and check the drive motor wire harness. Reconnect any loose wires. Replace the drive motor wire harness if damaged. If the wire harness is okay, replace the electronic control board because the motor relay on the electronic control board is defective.

Unplug the dryer. Check the wire harness connections between the user interface control and the electronic control board. If the wiring and connections are okay, replace the user interface control. If the problem continues, replace the electronic control board.

This code appears when you replace the user interface control or electronic control board using the wrong part. Use your dryer model number to check the part number for the replacement part. Unplug the dryer and install the correct part for your model.

Unplug the dryer and check the wire harness connections between the user interface control and the electronic control board. Reconnect any loose wires or replace the wire harness if damaged. If the wiring is okay and you just replaced the user interface control or electronic control board, then you could have used the wrong part. Use your dryer model number to check the part number for the replacement part. Install the correct part for your model.

The electronic control board is defective. Unplug the dryer and replace the electronic control board.

The electronic control board is defective. Unplug the dryer and replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and have your local electrical power service provider check the power supply frequency. If it's normal and the code doesn't clear, replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and check the electrical outlet voltage with a multimeter. If the voltage is high, have an electrician repair it. If the voltage is normal, replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and check the electrical outlet voltage with a multimeter. If the voltage is low, have an electrician repair it. If the voltage is normal, replace the electronic control board.

Unplug the dryer and connect the power cord wires correctly on the dryer terminal block.

Unplug the dryer and replace the electronic control board.

Check the exhaust vent system for a blockage or restriction. Clear any clog or restriction in the exhaust vent system to the outside of your home. If the exhaust vent system is clear, unplug the dryer and measure the resistance of the inlet and outlet thermistors with a multimeter. The outlet thermistor should measure between around 5000 ohms at room temperature of 70 degrees. The inlet thermistor should measure around 50,000 ohms at room temperature of 70 degrees. Replace any defective thermistors.

The electronic control board detected the clothes have not dried in the maximum amount of dry time. Check the exhaust vent system for blockages. Clear any restrictions in the exhaust vent system. Check for any metal or foreign objects stuck between the moisture sensor bars. If you find nothing stuck between the moisture sensor bars, unplug the dryer and check the moisture sensor wire harness for damage. Replace the wire harness if damaged.

Push on all the buttons to try to free the stuck key. If you can't free the stuck key, replace the user interface control.