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AEG E10 error code: water inlet fault

The machine is not filling.

DIY: easyTypical repair: £70–£140.

Likely causes

  • Tap off
  • Blocked inlet filter
  • Faulty inlet valve

How to fix E10

  1. Unplug the washing machine (or switch off at the wall) for 5–10 minutes to clear any temporary fault, then restart it.
  2. Check the tap, hose and inlet filter.
  3. Run a short test cycle. If E10 returns, the fault is still there and an engineer should look at it.
Always switch off and unplug the appliance before inspecting it. Never work on gas appliances or fixed electrical wiring yourself — call a Gas Safe registered engineer or a qualified electrician.

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Frequently asked questions

What does AEG error code E10 mean?

The machine is not filling. On a AEG washing machine, E10 is shown as "water inlet fault".

How do I clear the E10 error on a AEG washing machine?

Switch the appliance off at the wall for 5–10 minutes, then restart. If E10 comes back, work through the checks on this page — the fault is real and needs fixing, not just resetting.

How much does it cost to fix AEG E10?

£70–£140. is typical, depending on the part. Simple blockages cost nothing to clear yourself.

Does E10 mean the same on every AEG model?

Not always. Codes are broadly consistent within a brand, but model ranges differ. Check your manual if the symptoms below don’t match.