Washer-dryer shows E14 and may not complete drying; often related to condenser water system or pump.

Safety first: Unplug the appliance before accessing the lower front or rear panels. Water may spill when hoses are removed.

Step-by-step checks:

• 1. Clean condenser area: Remove the condenser unit (if accessible) and clean thoroughly. Check the drain channel beneath it for lint and sludge; flush with hot water.
• 2. Locate condenser pump: Some Montpellier washer-dryers use a small pump to move condensed water back to the drum or drain. Access it from the bottom or rear. Check for obstructions in the pump housing.
• 3. Test pump impeller: With the machine unplugged, remove the pump cover and ensure the impeller spins freely. Remove any lint or debris.
• 4. Electrical test: Disconnect the pump wiring and measure coil resistance. If open circuit, replace the condenser pump.
• 5. Wiring and PCB: Inspect the wiring harness to the pump and the PCB connector. If the pump is good but not powered during drying, the PCB output may be faulty and require replacement.