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i60

Error code

medium severity AEG

i60: Heating Fault

You've noticed the i60 error code displayed on your AEG dishwasher, and you're probably wondering what's gone wrong. The good news is that this is a fairly common fault that often has a straightforward solution.

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Diagnostic Steps

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Check the heating element for continuity with a multimeter

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Inspect the NTC temperature sensor

  3. 3

    Step 3

    Check wiring connections to the heating element

  4. 4

    Step 4

    Replace the heating element if faulty

⚠️ Always disconnect your appliance from mains power before starting any repair. If in doubt, consult a qualified engineer.

Parts to Check in order of probability

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heating_elements medium

Heater, With, O-ring, 230v/1800w

OEM: 140002162232

If your AEG dishwasher isn't heating water properly or has stopped working altogether, a faulty heating element is often the culprit. This genuine replacement heater with o-ring (OEM reference 140002162232) restores your appliance to full working order, delivering the 1800W power needed for effective cleaning cycles. Over time, heating elements wear out through repeated use, causing performance issues that can't be fixed by running a service wash. This direct replacement part addresses general wear and failure, getting your dishwasher back to heating water efficiently. Installation is straightforward, rated at difficulty level 2, making it suitable for confident DIY homeowners. When fitting the new heater, take care to seat the o-ring properly to ensure a watertight seal and prevent leaks. Make sure you've disconnected the power supply before starting work. Before ordering, verify your dishwasher's E-Nr model number matches this part's compatibility. You'll find this number on the product information sheet inside your appliance, usually on the side wall of the cabinet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the i60 error mean on a AEG dishwasher?↓
You've noticed the i60 error code displayed on your AEG dishwasher, and you're probably wondering what's gone wrong. The good news is that this is a fairly common fault that often has a straightforward solution. This error indicates that your dishwasher isn't heating water to the temperature it should be, which means your dishes won't get properly clean. The culprit is usually one of a few components. Most commonly, the heating element itself has failed, or the temperature sensor that monitors water heat has stopped working correctly. Sometimes the issue lies with the thermostat or associated wiring connections that have come loose or corroded over time. Before you panic about costly repairs, take heart. Many i60 faults can be resolved without calling an engineer. With a bit of patience and basic tools, you may well be able to diagnose and fix the problem yourself. In this guide, we'll walk you through the most likely culprits and what you can check to get your dishwasher back up and running properly. Let's start by examining those key components.
Can I fix the i60 error myself?↓
Many i60 faults can be resolved by a competent DIYer. Always disconnect from mains power first. If unsure, consult a qualified engineer.

Quick Summary

Code
i60
Brand
AEG
Parts to check
1