Asko Washer Error Code F22: How to Fix It
Medium 30-60 minutes Medium Severity
Verified June 2026
- Error Code
- F22
- Brand
- Asko
- Product Type
- appliance
- Severity
- Medium
- DIY Difficulty
- Medium
- Estimated Fix Time
- 30-60 minutes
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Tools You'll Need
- Multimeter
- Screwdriver set
- Contact cleaner (optional)
How to Fix Error Code F22
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Power Down the Washer
Always disconnect power before servicing the appliance to avoid electric shock. -
Access the Foam Sensor
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Inspect Sensor and Wiring
Use a multimeter on a safe setting. Do not touch live contacts. -
Clean the Sensor and Connectors
Avoid using water or wet cleaners near electronic parts. -
Replace the Foam Sensor (If Needed)
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Test the Washer
Parts You May Need
Foam sensor (replacement)
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Foam sensor (replacement)
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Foam sensor (replacement)
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Foam sensor (replacement)
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When to Call a Professional
If cleaning and replacing the sensor don't resolve error F22, the issue may be with the main control board or wiring harness. Contact a qualified appliance technician.Frequently Asked Questions
What does error F22 mean on an Asko washer?
Error F22 indicates a foam sensor short circuit. The foam sensor detects excessive suds; a short prevents proper communication, causing the washer to stop or not start.
Can I run my Asko washer with error F22?
No, it is not recommended. The washer may not operate correctly and could stop mid-cycle or fail to fill/drain. Address the error before using.
How do I clean the foam sensor on my Asko washer?
Unplug the washer, access the sensor (usually behind the top panel), gently wipe the sensor and connectors with a dry cloth or contact cleaner. Check for secure connections.
Where is the foam sensor located on an Asko washer?
The foam sensor is typically mounted on the upper part of the wash tub or on the side wall. Consult your model's service manual for exact location.
Is error F22 expensive to fix?
The cost is usually low if it's just a cleaning fix. A replacement foam sensor costs around $30-$60. Professional service may add labor costs.