Safety: Disconnect power. Moving parts and high voltage are present around the motor.

Check for mechanical obstruction: Open the door and try to rotate the drum by hand. It should turn smoothly. Grinding or seizure may indicate bearing or foreign object issues rather than motor failure.
Inspect drive belt (if belt-driven): Remove the rear panel and verify the belt is intact and properly tensioned between the motor pulley and drum pulley. Replace a broken or heavily worn belt.
Inspect motor wiring: Locate the drive motor at the base of the unit. Check the wiring connector for secure fit and signs of overheating.
Test motor windings: With a multimeter, measure resistance across motor windings according to Asko specifications. An open or shorted winding indicates a failed motor.
Check tachometer: Many Asko motors have a tachometer coil or sensor. Test its resistance; if open, the control cannot sense speed and will trigger E07.

If motor and wiring test good, the motor control circuit on the main PCB is suspect. Board-level repair is complex; contact an Asko service center.

Washer-dryer combo drum does not rotate during wash or dry; E07 appears on display.

Possible Causes