E9
Grundig
Door / Lid Switch or Door Sensor Fault
E9 error code, freezer may show alarm and temperature may rise unexpectedly.
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Possible Causes
Defective magnetic door switch or reed sensor, Misaligned door magnet, Broken wires in door harness (for models with wiring through hinge), Faulty door sensor input on main PCB
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug the freezer before working around the door switch or control board.
Steps:
- Locate door sensor: On upright Grundig freezers, the door switch is usually in the cabinet frame near the top or side; on chest freezers, it may be under the lid trim.
- Check magnet alignment: Ensure the magnet in the door aligns correctly with the sensor when the door is closed. Adjust door hinges if necessary.
- Test switch/sensor: Remove the switch or access the sensor. Use a multimeter to check continuity (for mechanical switches) or to verify reed sensor operation by bringing a magnet close and observing continuity change.
- Inspect wiring: Look for broken or pinched wires, especially near hinges.
- Replace faulty parts: Install a new Grundig door switch or door sensor if defective. Reconnect wiring securely.
- Reset and test: Restore power and confirm that the door alarm and E9 error clear when the door is closed.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Door Switch / Door Sensor
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