Safety first: Disconnect power before attempting to open a locked door manually. Ensure drum is not full of hot water.

Steps to check and correct:

Wait a few minutes: Some IPSO models delay unlocking after spin. If E10 remains and door stays locked, proceed.
Manual release: Access the emergency door release (often a pull cord near the door lock behind the lower front panel or pump access). Pull gently to open the door.
Inspect the door lock: Remove the front panel or door gasket clamp to access the lock assembly. Check for broken plastic parts or signs of overheating.
Test the lock coil: With a multimeter, measure resistance of the lock/unlock coils and compare to IPSO specs. An open coil requires lock replacement.
Check wiring: Verify continuity from the lock connector back to the main control board. Repair any damaged wires.
Re-test: After replacing or reseating the lock, run a short cycle and confirm that the door locks and unlocks correctly. If the lock tests good but E10 persists, suspect a faulty control board output.

Washer door remains locked at end of cycle; E10 displayed

Possible Causes