Washer stops and displays E08; may occur during spin or wash with no obvious mechanical noise.

Safety first: Disconnect power before accessing the motor or control board.

• Access the motor: Remove the rear panel and locate the motor. The tachometer is usually a small coil or sensor mounted at the rear of the motor around the shaft.
• Inspect tachometer: Check that the tachometer housing is firmly attached and not cracked or loose. Ensure the magnet on the shaft (if visible) is intact.
• Check wiring: Follow the tachometer wires from the motor to the main harness. Look for chafed insulation, broken conductors, or loose connectors. Repair or replace as needed.
• Reseat connectors: Unplug and reconnect the motor and tachometer connectors to ensure good contact.

If E08 persists after verifying the tachometer and wiring, the motor or main control board may be defective. These components should be tested and replaced by a professional.