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Appliance Error Code Lookup
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- LCSamsung Washer Water level or leakage error: moisture is detected somewhere it shouldn’t be, or there is a problem with the sensor itself.
- 4CSamsung Washer Not filling error: water is not entering the washer correctly.
- 4C2Samsung Washer Hot/cold error: the water from the cold supply is extremely hot because the hot and cold supply hoses are swapped.
- 5CSamsung Washer No drain error: water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed, or at all.
- OESamsung Washer Overflow error: there is too much water in the washer.
- E2Samsung Washer Jammed button error: a button on the control panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed.
- 9C1Samsung Washer Voltage error: there is an irregularity in the electrical power reaching the washer; PF (power failure) also appears if power was lost before the washer turned itself off, e.g. an outage, being unplugged or a tripped breaker.
- dESamsung Washer Door error: the door is not detected as closed and locked.
- SDCSamsung Washer Detergent drawer error: the detergent drawer is not completely closed.
- SUdSamsung Washer Excessive suds: the washer has detected too many suds and is pausing to let them die down, after which the cycle continues on its own.
- ddCSamsung Washer Add Door error: the small Add Door is not detected as closed and locked.
- UbSamsung Washer Unbalanced load error: the load is unbalanced in the tub and the washer can’t finish the cycle.
- UrSamsung Washer Unbalanced Load Retry: the washer is adding water and rebalancing the load before trying to spin again, which makes the cycle longer.
- CbSamsung Washer Calibration mode: the washer is recalibrating its weight detection, turning the drum back and forth for 1 to 3 minutes before ending on its own.
- dnSamsung Washer The washer is downloading a software update; the controls won’t respond until it finishes (about 15 minutes).
- CLSamsung Washer Child Lock: on newer models, shows when Child Lock has drained water from the tub after the door was opened with water at an unsafe level.
- 3CSamsung Washer Motor error.
- AESamsung Washer Communication error.
- tESamsung Washer Temperature sensor error.
- HESamsung Washer Heater error.
- 8ESamsung Washer MEMS (vibration) sensor error.
- bESamsung Washer Motor speed sensor error.
- PESamsung Washer Clutch position error.
- SFSamsung Washer System error.
- 9C1Samsung Dryer Voltage error: something is abnormal with the power supplied to the dryer.
- bESamsung Dryer Jammed button error: a button on the control panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed.
- dCSamsung Dryer Door error: there is a problem with the door, its latch, or the sensors that check that they are closed, e.g. the door won’t stay closed or won’t latch.
- tCSamsung Dryer Temperature error: a problem with the dryer’s temperature or with the sensors that measure it, most often from a clogged lint screen or vent trapping heat.
- HCSamsung Dryer Heating error: the dryer is getting too hot, most often because a clogged lint screen or vent is trapping heat.
- ACSamsung Dryer Communication error: the dryer’s internal components can’t communicate with each other.
- FCSamsung Dryer Frequency error: the power source frequency is invalid.
- ClgSamsung Dryer Vent Blockage test result: the vent is clogged.
- C80Samsung Dryer Vent Blockage test result: about 80% of the vent is clogged.
- C90Samsung Dryer Vent Blockage test result: over 90% of the vent is clogged.
- C1Samsung Dryer Vent Blockage test result: laundry was detected inside the drum.
- CtSamsung Dryer Vent Blockage test result: the dryer is below freezing or above 104°F.
- dnSamsung Dryer A firmware download is in progress; the dryer restarts itself when the software is installed.
- CLSamsung Dryer Child Lock is on; it disables the control panel buttons and on some models also locks the door.
- 3CSamsung Dryer Motor error.
- oDSamsung Dryer Dry time error.
- HC2Samsung Dryer Gas ignition error.
- 1 AC7Samsung Dryer Electronic control error.
- 1ESamsung Dishwasher Waterwall models: water isn’t getting through the filter. Rotary models: the temperature inside the dishwasher is too hot.
- 3CSamsung Dishwasher Pump operation error: the pump has failed.
- 3ESamsung Dishwasher High temperature water supply error: the incoming water is too hot.
- 4CSamsung Dishwasher Water supply error: the dishwasher isn’t getting water at the pressure or temperature it needs.
- 5CSamsung Dishwasher Drain error: the dishwasher can’t drain.
- 7ESamsung Dishwasher Waterwall reflector error: the reflector can’t move correctly.
- 9ESamsung Dishwasher Low water level error: there isn’t enough water in the dishwasher.
- APSamsung Dishwasher Access Point mode: the dishwasher is ready to connect to a mobile device.
- bESamsung Dishwasher Button error: the control panel detects a stuck button.
- CESamsung Dishwasher Communication error: the control panel can’t communicate with the rest of the dishwasher.
- HCSamsung Dishwasher High temperature heater error: the temperature inside the dishwasher is too hot.
- HESamsung Dishwasher Heater error: the temperature inside the dishwasher is being detected incorrectly.
- LCSamsung Dishwasher Leakage error: the leak sensor detects moisture; the dishwasher turns itself on and keeps trying to drain the water away.
- OCSamsung Dishwasher Over-level water error: there is more water in the dishwasher than there should be.
- PCSamsung Dishwasher Zone Wash error: the Zone Wash function isn’t working correctly.
- PESamsung Dishwasher Half load function error: the half load function isn’t working correctly.
- tESamsung Dishwasher Temperature sensor error: the temperature inside the dishwasher is being detected incorrectly.
- APSamsung Refrigerator Access Point: the refrigerator is acting as a Wi-Fi access point so it can be set up with SmartThings.
- 21ESamsung Refrigerator Freezer fan error: the fan isn’t turning when it should, usually because it has frozen up (often from a door left open or a gap in the door gasket), or the fan motor may have failed.
- 22ESamsung Refrigerator Fridge fan error, which can be caused by running the refrigerator with a door left open too long.
- 76CSamsung Refrigerator Water is detected in the Autofill compartment (also shown as a blinking Autofill indicator).
- 85CSamsung Refrigerator Family Hub low-voltage notice: low voltage was detected on the power source, which could be from a brief power outage.
- 83ESamsung Refrigerator Compressor abnormal current error: abnormal current to the compressor was detected, possibly from a power surge or other electrical problem.
- 85ESamsung Refrigerator Compressor under-voltage error: a brownout may have occurred.
- 86ESamsung Refrigerator Compressor over-voltage error: a power surge may have occurred, such as during a thunderstorm.
- 88 88Samsung Refrigerator Communication fault, which can happen if power is interrupted while the refrigerator is starting up.
- PC ERSamsung Refrigerator Communication error between components in the refrigerator, which can happen after a power surge or if the doors are not properly connected.
- OF OFSamsung Refrigerator Cooling Off (Demo/Shop) mode: the refrigerator is not cooling because it is in display mode.
- Ice Off (blinking)Samsung Refrigerator The ice bucket isn’t inserted correctly, or isn’t inserted at all.
- 5ESamsung Refrigerator Fridge defrost sensor error.
- 8ESamsung Refrigerator Ice maker (freezer) sensor error.
- 14ESamsung Refrigerator Ice maker sensor error.
- 33ESamsung Refrigerator Ice pipe heater error.
- 39ESamsung Refrigerator Ice maker function error.
- 40ESamsung Refrigerator Ice room fan error.
- 84CSamsung Refrigerator Compressor lock.
- u (underlined)Samsung Oven and Range Pan detection error on induction cooktops: the cookware isn’t suitable because of its size, material or position, so the pan won’t heat; the element turns off after 1 minute if it isn’t fixed.
- Cooktop in useSamsung Oven and Range Self Clean can’t start because one or more cooktop burners or elements are on.
- -dE-Samsung Oven and Range The oven partition (divider) is not installed properly, or cooking was started before the partition was inserted.
- doorSamsung Oven and Range The oven door is not closed.
- tEStSamsung Oven and Range The range is in Demo mode; the oven and cooktop won’t heat (gas burners will still ignite).
- bAd LinESamsung Oven and Range The range’s power connection is not plugged in properly.
- C-10Samsung Oven and Range Can appear during a SmartThings self-diagnosis test if the oven is very cold or very hot at the start; it is not a defect if the oven heats normally.
- C-24Samsung Oven and Range The oven temperature is rising faster than normal, usually because the vent at the back of the cooktop is fully or partly blocked.
- C-F0Samsung Oven and Range Communication error between electronic components in the range.
- C-10Samsung Microwave Error with the gas/easy/PH sensor.
- C-20Samsung Microwave Error with the temperature sensor.
- C-70Samsung Microwave Error with the steam sensor.
- C-A0Samsung Microwave Functional error.
- C-d0Samsung Microwave Door or key error.
- C-F0Samsung Microwave Communication error.
- E-24Samsung Microwave Over-temperature error.
- E-21Samsung Microwave Temperature sensor open (E-21) or short (E-22) error.
- E-36Samsung Microwave Door open error.
- E-33Samsung Microwave Under-weight error.
- E-34Samsung Microwave Over-weight error.
- E-45Samsung Microwave Cooling error.
- E-83Samsung Microwave Communication error (E-81: communication open error; E-82: communication short error).
- -SE-Samsung Microwave Key short error (control panel key).
- TESamsung Microwave Touch communication error.
- OELG Washer The washer cannot drain the water, or is draining very slowly.
- IELG Washer The washer is not getting enough water, or the water pressure is too low.
- UELG Washer The load is unbalanced, so the washer cannot spin properly.
- LELG Washer The motor is overloaded and locked.
- dELG Washer The washer cannot lock its door, or the lid is not properly closed.
- dE1LG Washer The door is open and not locked. On a SideKick pedestal washer, it means the drawer is not closed properly.
- dE2LG Washer The door (or pedestal drawer) is closed but did not lock.
- dE3LG Washer SideKick pedestal washer: the lid inside the drawer is not properly closed.
- dLLG Washer The door latch switch is not working properly. An item caught in the door can also cause it.
- FELG Washer The washer is overfilling with water. This is usually caused by a faulty water valve.
- PELG Washer There is a problem with the water level sensor.
- PFLG Washer Power to the washer was interrupted during a cycle, for example by a power outage.
- tELG Washer There is a heating error, usually caused by a faulty thermistor (temperature sensor).
- CELG Washer Front-load: there was an over-current in the motor’s electrical circuit. Top-load: the drum did not reach its expected speed (20 RPM) within 3 minutes or 6 attempts.
- FFLG Washer The washer is frozen.
- SUDLG Washer The washer detected too many suds and added a suds-reducing cycle, which adds about 2 hours to the cycle.
- tCLLG Washer This is a reminder that it is time to run the Tub Clean cycle. It is not a fault.
- CLLG Washer Child Lock (Control Lock) is on. This is not an error.
- E6LG Washer Top-load: a clutch error. It can happen when a coin or other object is stuck between the pulsator and the tub.
- D3LG Washer Top-load: a coupling part is malfunctioning.
- dRLG Washer This is not an error. The washer timed out and is draining the water automatically.
- E7LG Washer SideKick pedestal washer: the stacking switch is not working, or the pedestal is not properly installed under an LG front-load washer or dryer.
- HELG Washer Washer-dryer combo: a temporary heater error.
- CdLG Washer Washer-dryer combo: the unit is in Cool Down after the drying cycle. This is normal.
- d80LG Dryer The exhaust duct is restricted. The number is roughly the percentage of blockage (d75 about 75%, d80 about 80%, d90 about 90%, d95 about 95%).
- GASLG Dryer Gas dryer: the dryer is not getting a proper gas supply. On the display, GAS can look like ‘9A5’.
- nPLG Dryer No current is detected at the heater. This usually points to a problem with the home’s electrical supply.
- PSLG Dryer There is improper voltage in the power cord, which can happen if the cord’s wires were connected incorrectly at installation.
- dELG Dryer The dryer door is not completely closed.
- E13LG Dryer Hybrid condensing dryer: the drain hose is kinked, crushed or clogged, or the water in the sump is frozen.
- F0LG Dryer The lint filter is not inserted properly. ‘INSERT FILTER’ may flash instead.
- HSLG Dryer The dryer detected an error with its humidity sensor. This makes the dryer run for about 2.5 hours.
- PFLG Dryer Power was interrupted, usually by a power outage.
- tE1LG Dryer A problem was detected with the dryer’s thermistor (temperature sensor).
- tE2LG Dryer A problem was detected with the dryer’s thermistor, usually in cold conditions. It can happen during steam cycles when the duct cools down too quickly.
- tE3LG Dryer A problem was detected with the dryer’s thermistor (temperature sensor).
- TE4LG Dryer There is a thermistor problem, and the temperature inside the unit is out of range.
- AddLG Dryer Add Water: the steam feeder needs water before a steam cycle can run.
- E05LG Dryer There was a problem with the water supply for the steam cycle.
- nELG Dryer There is a problem with the connection between the control panel and the Wi-Fi module.
- nFLG Dryer There is a problem with the Wi-Fi module.
- Check FilterLG Dryer This is a reminder to clean the lint filter before each load. It is not an error.
- CLLG Dryer Child Lock is on. This is not an error.
- IELG Dishwasher There is a water inlet problem: the dishwasher is not getting water.
- OELG Dishwasher There is a drainage problem.
- bELG Dishwasher Too many suds, usually from the wrong detergent (such as hand dish soap). An unlevel dishwasher can also cause it.
- AELG Dishwasher Water leakage was detected.
- FELG Dishwasher Too much water was supplied.
- HELG Dishwasher The heater circuit has failed.
- tELG Dishwasher There is an error with the water temperature sensor.
- LELG Dishwasher There is an error with the wash motor.
- NELG Dishwasher There is an error with the vario motor.
- CLLG Dishwasher Control Lock is on. This is not an error.
- FFLG Refrigerator There is an issue with the freezer fan. Frost or ice buildup blocking the fan can cause it.
- rFLG Refrigerator There is an abnormality with the refrigerator-section fan motor. Frost buildup may be the cause.
- IFLG Refrigerator There is a problem with the ice maker fan. Frost or ice buildup around the fan can cause it.
- CFLG Refrigerator There is a problem with the condenser fan, the fan at the back, bottom of the refrigerator that releases heat from the compressor.
- dHLG Refrigerator The defrost system did not reach the expected temperature within the set time (about 1 hour) after defrost started.
- dSLG Refrigerator The defrost sensor is shorted or disconnected.
- FSLG Refrigerator The freezer temperature sensor is shorted or disconnected.
- rSLG Refrigerator The refrigerator temperature sensor is shorted or disconnected.
- rTLG Refrigerator The room (ambient) temperature sensor is shorted or open.
- HSLG Refrigerator The humidity sensor is shorted or disconnected.
- gFLG Refrigerator There is a problem with the water flow sensor. A closed water tap, a kinked supply hose or incorrect water pressure can cause it.
- ItLG Refrigerator There is a defect in the ice maker.
- EIDLG Refrigerator There is a failure of the ice maker sensor in the freezer compartment.
- EIULG Refrigerator There is a failure of the ice maker assembly in the freezer compartment.
- COLG Refrigerator There is a communication error between the control board and the display.
- C1LG Refrigerator There is a communication error between the LCD display and the dispenser.
- OdLG Refrigerator There is a communication error with the Wi-Fi modem.
- CHLG Refrigerator There is a refrigerant leak on the high-pressure side of the cooling system.
- CLLG Refrigerator There is a refrigerant leak on the low-pressure side of the cooling system.
- 22LG Refrigerator There is a problem with the compressor relay.
- 33LG Refrigerator There is a problem with the compressor relay.
- SbLG Refrigerator Sabbath Mode is on. This is not a fault. While it is on, alarms and the dispenser are disabled.
- OF FLG Refrigerator Demo (Display) Mode is on, which turns off all cooling. This is not a fault.
- PFLG Oven and Range Power to the range was interrupted.
- HSLG Oven and Range Hot surface: the cooktop is hotter than 150°F. This is not an error, just a warning that the surface is too hot to touch.
- SbLG Oven and Range Sabbath Mode is on. This is not an error.
- F1LG Oven and Range There is an error with the upper oven thermistor (temperature sensor).
- F2LG Oven and Range There is an error with the upper oven thermistor (temperature sensor).
- F3LG Oven and Range There is an error with the touch-pad sensor keys.
- F4LG Oven and Range There is an error with the lower oven thermistor (temperature sensor).
- F5LG Oven and Range There is an error with the lower oven thermistor (temperature sensor).
- F6LG Oven and Range There is an upper oven heating error.
- F7LG Oven and Range There is an error with the upper convection fan.
- F8LG Oven and Range There is an error with the oven meat probe.
- F9LG Oven and Range The upper oven is not heating properly.
- F10LG Oven and Range The upper oven’s door locking system has failed.
- F11LG Oven and Range There is a communication error.
- F16LG Oven and Range There is an issue with the oven sensor.
- F17LG Oven and Range There is an error with the convection fan.
- F18LG Oven and Range There is an error with the oven meat probe.
- F19LG Oven and Range There is an oven heating error.
- F20LG Oven and Range The lower oven’s door locking system has failed.
- F27LG Oven and Range The cooling fan stalled or locked during Self Clean.
- F0 E1Whirlpool Washer The Clean Washer cycle was started but the washer detects a load inside the drum.
- F0 E2Whirlpool Washer The washer has detected excessive suds and runs an automatic suds-reduction routine.
- F0 E4Whirlpool Washer The washer senses the incoming water temperature is too hot.
- F0 E5Whirlpool Washer Off-balance load: the washer reduced spin speed because the load was unbalanced, so clothes may still be dripping wet.
- F5 E1Whirlpool Washer Door switch error: the washer is not sensing that the door is closed.
- F5 E2Whirlpool Washer The door is not locking properly.
- F5 E3Whirlpool Washer The door is not locking properly.
- F5 E4Whirlpool Washer The washer has run three cycles in a row without the door being opened.
- F7 E1Whirlpool Washer Motor speed sensing error: the motor cannot reach the correct speed for the selected cycle.
- F8 E1Whirlpool Washer The washer is not detecting the correct amount of incoming water.
- F8 E2Whirlpool Washer There is a problem with the detergent dispenser system.
- F8 E3Whirlpool Washer Overflow condition: there is too much water or foam in the washer.
- F9 E1Whirlpool Washer Long drain: the washer is unable to drain correctly.
- F20Whirlpool Washer Water inlet problem: no water or not enough water supply.
- F21Whirlpool Washer Drain problem.
- F22Whirlpool Washer Front door lock problem.
- FHWhirlpool Washer Water inlet problem: no water or not enough water supply.
- SudWhirlpool Washer Too many suds in the washer; it automatically extends the rinse to remove them.
- dETWhirlpool Washer The detergent dispenser cartridge is not detected.
- PFWhirlpool Washer The washer lost power during operation.
- CLWhirlpool Washer Reminder to run the Clean Washer cycle; it appears after 30 cycles.
- LoCWhirlpool Washer Not a fault: the control lock is turned on, so the buttons won’t work.
- F0 E2Whirlpool Washer The washer detected too many suds, so the load may not be fully rinsed or spun out.
- F0 E3Whirlpool Washer The load is too heavy and the washer is running an overload recovery cycle.
- F0 E5Whirlpool Washer The load is unbalanced or too large.
- F0 E8Whirlpool Washer Too much leftover water was detected in the washer.
- F3 E1Whirlpool Washer The washer can’t detect the water level; there may be a problem with the control or its wiring.
- F3 E2Whirlpool Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses may be installed backwards.
- F5 E2Whirlpool Washer The washer can’t engage the lid lock, possibly because something is in the lid lock area.
- F5 E4Whirlpool Washer The lid is open.
- F8 E1Whirlpool Washer Long fill: the washer is taking too long to fill.
- F8 E2Whirlpool Washer Bulk detergent dispenser problem.
- F8 E6Whirlpool Washer Meaning depends on the model: either the lid was opened during a soak cycle, or no hot water was detected (often because the hot and cold hoses are reversed).
- F9 E1Whirlpool Washer Long drain: the washer is taking too long to drain.
- LdWhirlpool Washer Long drain: the washer is taking too long to drain water.
- SdWhirlpool Washer Excess suds; the washer is running a suds-reduction routine.
- oLWhirlpool Washer The load is too large (overloaded).
- OFbWhirlpool Washer Off-balance load that the washer could not correct on its own.
- LdLWhirlpool Washer The lid lock will not lock (lid lock failure).
- LdUWhirlpool Washer The lid cannot unlock because objects on top of the washer lid are preventing it.
- HCWhirlpool Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected backwards (shown at the end of the wash cycle).
- LidWhirlpool Washer The lid was left open.
- PFWhirlpool Washer The wash cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
- AFWhirlpool Dryer Restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent is clogged, or the vent is crushed, kinked or has too many turns. The dryer keeps running.
- F4 E3Whirlpool Dryer Restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent is clogged, or the vent may be crushed, kinked or have too many turns. The dryer keeps running.
- F3 E2Whirlpool Dryer Moisture sensor issue: five loads in a row were dried without the moisture sensor registering data.
- F3 E5Whirlpool Dryer Moisture sensor issue: five loads in a row were dried without the moisture sensor registering data.
- L2Whirlpool Dryer Low or no line voltage: there may be a problem with the home power supply that keeps the heater from turning on. The dryer keeps running without heat.
- F4 E4Whirlpool Dryer Low or no line voltage: there may be a problem with the home power supply that keeps the heater from turning on.
- F4 E1Whirlpool Dryer Heater system: there may be a problem with the heater or heater relays.
- F7 E1Whirlpool Dryer Motor system: there may be a problem with the motor, control or associated wiring.
- F6 E1Whirlpool Dryer Communication error: there may be a problem with the main control board, the user interface (touchpad) or the wiring between them.
- F1 E4Whirlpool Dryer There may be an issue with the control unit or its wiring.
- F2 E5Whirlpool Dryer There may be an issue with the user interface (control panel) or its wiring.
- F3 E1Whirlpool Dryer Labeled ‘Exhaust Thermistor’: points to a problem with the exhaust temperature sensor circuit.
- F3 E3Whirlpool Dryer Labeled ‘Inlet Thermistor’: points to a problem with the inlet temperature sensor circuit.
- PFWhirlpool Dryer A power failure interrupted the drying cycle.
- ERRWhirlpool Dryer The door is not completely closed and latched; the dryer won’t run until it is.
- LocWhirlpool Dryer Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the dryer will not start.
- Clean light flashingWhirlpool Dishwasher The dishwasher is reporting an error code by flashing: the first group of flashes is the F number and the second group, after a short pause, is the E number (for example 7 flashes, pause, 1 flash = F7 E1).
- F9 E1Whirlpool Dishwasher Long drain: the dishwasher is taking too long to drain.
- F9 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Drain motor error.
- F8 E1Whirlpool Dishwasher The dishwasher is not detecting water.
- F8 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Fill valve electrical error.
- F8 E5Whirlpool Dishwasher The fill valve is stuck open.
- F6 E3Whirlpool Dishwasher Excessive suds were detected.
- F6 E4Whirlpool Dishwasher Water float switch error; an unlevel dishwasher can trigger the overfill float switch.
- F7 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Wash motor error.
- F4 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Heating system error.
- F4 E3Whirlpool Dishwasher Heating error.
- F3 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Problem with the temperature sensor (thermistor) or OWI (water clarity) sensor.
- F1 E1Whirlpool Dishwasher Control module error.
- F1 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F2 E1Whirlpool Dishwasher Stuck key or console (control panel) error.
- F2 E2Whirlpool Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F6 E1Whirlpool Dishwasher User interface or main control error.
- FA E4Whirlpool Dishwasher Diverter valve error.
- FA E5Whirlpool Dishwasher Diverter leak.
- Sanitize light flashingWhirlpool Dishwasher The dishwasher detected that the temperature needed for sanitizing was not reached, so the dishes were not sanitized.
- Flashing FWhirlpool Refrigerator A flashing letter ‘F’ on the display means the refrigerator has detected a fault; the support page gives no more specific meaning.
- POWhirlpool Refrigerator Power outage: the power to the refrigerator was off and the freezer temperature rose to 18°F (-8°C) or higher.
- Temperature alarmWhirlpool Refrigerator Over-temperature alert: the refrigerator rose above 48°F (9°C) or the freezer above 15°F (-9°C) for more than 1.5 hours.
- Door ajar alarmWhirlpool Refrigerator A refrigerator door or freezer drawer has been left open for 2 to 5 minutes (depending on model) while cooling is on.
- COOLING OFFWhirlpool Refrigerator Not a fault: cooling has been turned off, so the refrigerator and freezer will not cool.
- CLWhirlpool Refrigerator The beverage center’s internal temperature is too low.
- Ice maker Service lightWhirlpool Refrigerator The freestanding ice maker has detected that service is needed.
- Ice maker Cleaning lightWhirlpool Refrigerator The freestanding ice maker needs cleaning (the Cleaning Needed / Cleaning Cycle indicator is lit).
- F1Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F2Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F0 E0Whirlpool Oven and Range The electronic oven control can’t identify what type of problem occurred; a part of the oven control system or its wiring may be at fault.
- F1 E0Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F1 E1Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F2 E1Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E0Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E1Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F5 E0Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E1Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E2Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E5Whirlpool Oven and Range The oven did not reach self-clean temperature within 30 minutes; there may be a problem with the door hinges or door gasket.
- F6 E1Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the appliance manager control or its wiring.
- F7 E5Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the cooling fan or its wiring.
- F8 E0Whirlpool Oven and Range The cooling fan speed is too low; there may be an airflow restriction or a problem with the oven cooling fan or its wiring.
- FE E6Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven bake element or its wiring.
- FE E7Whirlpool Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven broil element or its wiring.
- C81Whirlpool Oven and Range A surface cooking area overheated and the automatic shutoff turned it off.
- HWhirlpool Oven and Range Not a fault: a surface cooking area is still too hot to touch, even if it has been turned off.
- Call ServiceWhirlpool Oven and Range The control has detected a fault or error.
- PUSHWhirlpool Oven and Range Not a fault: an oven function was selected but Start was not pressed.
- LOCWhirlpool Oven and Range Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the pads won’t respond (and the oven door is locked).
- PrEWhirlpool Oven and Range Not a fault: the oven is preheating or is still below 170°F.
- POWER LOSSWhirlpool Oven and Range Power was first supplied or there was a power interruption.
- DOORWhirlpool Microwave The door has been closed for 5 minutes or more without the microwave being started; this guards against accidental starting.
- PFWhirlpool Microwave There has been a power failure (or the clock has been turned off).
- Flashing 0:00Whirlpool Microwave There has been a power failure.
- LOCWhirlpool Microwave Not a fault: the control lock is on.
- dOnWhirlpool Microwave Not a fault: demo mode is turned on, so the microwave won’t heat.
- F1 E1Whirlpool Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F2Whirlpool Microwave The keypad (user interface) reported a problem to the control board.
- F2 E1Whirlpool Microwave There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad or its wiring.
- SEWhirlpool Microwave There is a problem with the keypad (user interface) or its wiring.
- F2 H1Whirlpool Microwave There may be a problem with the vent fan and light switch or its wiring.
- F3 H1Whirlpool Microwave There may be a problem with the humidity sensor or its wiring.
- F4 E1Whirlpool Microwave There may be a problem with the cavity temperature sensor (thermistor) or its wiring.
- F6Whirlpool Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F7Whirlpool Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board or its wiring.
- F7 E9Whirlpool Microwave Associated with overheating: if the upper vent is blocked, the microwave can overheat.
- F9Whirlpool Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board, relay control board or wiring.
- E21Whirlpool Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported open to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E22Whirlpool Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported a short to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E23Whirlpool Microwave The oven did not reach preheat temperature within 30 minutes; the heater, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E24Whirlpool Microwave The oven reached an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- AccuPop FailWhirlpool Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the AccuPop sensor.
- H2O SUPPLYGE Washer Water is not entering the washer (the washer cannot sense the water level); supply valves are possibly turned off.
- CAnCELEdGE Washer The cycle was paused for more than 24 hours, or the washer stopped itself before finishing because of an error.
- LidGE Washer Three cycles have been started without opening the lid; the washer will not start another cycle until the lid is opened.
- dEGE Washer The lid is open, so the washer has paused.
- UEGE Washer The laundry load is unbalanced.
- FEGE Washer Water has reached a critical level.
- Spin light blinkingGE Washer An out-of-balance load was detected; the washer is trying to correct it and may not reach full spin speed.
- 353GE Washer Most often means the lint filter is clogged with fabric softener residue.
- 18GE Washer The drain pump filter needs to be cleaned; loads may also be very wet or dry times longer.
- C1GE Dishwasher Pump-out during drain took longer than 2 minutes.
- C2GE Dishwasher The total pump-out cycle took longer than 7 minutes.
- C3GE Dishwasher The dishwasher will not drain.
- C4GE Dishwasher The machine filled twice after a power failure; the float switch may be stuck or failed, or the drain or sump may be clogged.
- C5GE Dishwasher The pump-out time was too short.
- C6GE Dishwasher Incoming water temperature is too low (it should be at least 120°F).
- C7GE Dishwasher The dishwasher’s water temperature sensor circuit has stopped working.
- C8GE Dishwasher The detergent cup is blocked from opening fully.
- FTDGE Dishwasher Failure to drain: the dishwasher did not drain.
- H2OGE Dishwasher Low water: the dishwasher is not getting enough water, or none at all.
- PFGE Dishwasher There has been a power failure to the dishwasher.
- Cup OpenGE Dishwasher The detergent cup has not been closed; the cycle will not start.
- LEAK DETECTEDGE Dishwasher A possible leak has been detected and the cycle is cancelled (models with leak detection).
- 999GE Dishwasher On models with ‘Floor Protect with Alert’, a possible leak was detected; on other models, the control needs to be reset.
- PrSGE Dishwasher The pressure sensor is sending an invalid signal to the control; the cycle cannot start or will cancel.
- 1HGE Dishwasher A number followed by H (e.g. 1H) means the dishwasher is in Delay Start mode.
- FFGE Refrigerator The freezer temperature is rising too high; check frozen food for thawing.
- PFGE Refrigerator Power to the refrigerator was interrupted.
- CIGE Refrigerator Check the ice maker for proper operation.
- dEGE Refrigerator The defrost system has not operated properly in the last 24 hours.
- DEGE Refrigerator Demo mode: lights and controls work but the cooling system is disabled.
- CCGE Refrigerator The refrigerator temperature is incorrect; check the temperature controls.
- tCGE Refrigerator TurboCool is on. This is a normal setting indicator, not an error (it may look like EC).
- tFGE Refrigerator TurboFreeze is on. This is a normal setting indicator, not an error (it may look like EF).
- F0GE Oven and Range Usually indicates a problem with the keypanel (touch control), which often needs to be replaced.
- F1GE Oven and Range Usually indicates a problem with the keypanel (touch control), which often needs to be replaced.
- F2GE Oven and Range For an unknown reason, the oven temperature has exceeded a preset threshold.
- F3GE Oven and Range Usually means the oven temperature sensor needs to be replaced.
- F4GE Oven and Range Usually means the oven temperature sensor needs to be replaced.
- F5GE Oven and Range Usually means the electronic oven control needs to be replaced.
- F6GE Oven and Range Usually indicates a problem with the keypanel (touch control), which often needs to be replaced.
- F7GE Oven and Range Usually indicates a problem with the keypanel (touch control), which often needs to be replaced.
- F8GE Oven and Range Usually means the electronic oven control needs to be replaced.
- F9GE Oven and Range Usually means a component has failed somewhere in the oven door lock circuit.
- FCGE Oven and Range Usually means a component has failed somewhere in the oven door lock circuit.
- FDGE Oven and Range Usually means the temperature probe or its receptacle may need to be replaced.
- FFGE Oven and Range Usually means the electronic oven control needs to be replaced.
- F350GE Oven and Range Usually indicates an issue with the upper cooling fan circuit or an obstruction in the cooling fan.
- F96GE Oven and Range Usually means an internal component needs to be replaced.
- Bad LineGE Oven and Range Power is reaching the unit but it has not been wired correctly.
- LOCGE Oven and Range Child Lockout is on, which prevents the oven from being turned on accidentally.
- Loc DoorGE Oven and Range Flashing LOC DOOR when self-clean has not been selected means the controls need to be reset.
- Unlock DoorGE Oven and Range The oven door will not unlock after a self-clean cycle.
- ERRGE Oven and Range An invalid entry was made when setting the oven controls.
- OFFGE Oven and Range The oven is too hot to start self-clean, or to bake/broil shortly after a self-clean cycle has ended.
- ⊃GE Oven and Range A backwards ‘C’ in the display means the oven is set to Sabbath Mode.
- F1GE Microwave Open thermal sensor, due to excessive heat in the microwave cavity.
- F2GE Microwave Shorted thermal sensor.
- F3GE Microwave Shorted touch pad panel.
- F4GE Microwave Open humidity sensor.
- F5GE Microwave Shorted humidity sensor.
- F6GE Microwave Shorted temperature probe.
- F10GE Microwave Shorted touch screen.
- ProbeGE Microwave The temperature probe is open or not plugged in during a temperature-cook function.
- PFGE Microwave Shown on first installation or after power is restored following a power failure.
- 18GE Microwave Power watch code indicating an issue with the microwave’s electronic control.
- E:00 / -18Bosch Washer The drain pump is blocked.
- E:00 / -23Bosch Washer There is water in the base of the washer and/or the washer is leaking.
- E:10 / -00Bosch Washer The pump for the intelligent dosing (i-Dos) system is blocked.
- E16Bosch Washer The door is not locked properly.
- E17Bosch Washer The filters in the water supply hose (or AquaStop hose) are blocked, or the water pressure is too low.
- E18Bosch Washer The drain hose is blocked or kinked.
- E:30 / -10Bosch Washer Water supply problem: low water pressure, blocked inlet filters, faucet turned off, a kinked inlet hose, or a defective water-level sensing system.
- E:30 / -20Bosch Washer Too much detergent, extra water added during the cycle, or a defective water valve (solenoid).
- E:30 / -80Bosch Washer Draining problem: blocked or kinked drain pipe or outlet hose, outlet hose installed too high or with an unsuitable extension, blocked drain pump, loose pump cap, or too much detergent.
- E32Bosch Washer An unbalanced load was detected; spin may be skipped or slowed and the washer will try to redistribute the laundry.
- E33Bosch Washer Too much detergent foam was detected (too much or old detergent).
- E:36 / -10Bosch Washer Draining problem: blocked or kinked drain pipe or outlet hose, outlet hose installed too high or with an unsuitable extension, blocked drain pump, loose pump cap, or too much detergent.
- E:36 / -25Bosch Washer The drain pump is blocked.
- E:38 / -25Bosch Washer The drain pump is blocked.
- E:60 / -2BBosch Washer The laundry is unevenly distributed, which triggered unbalance detection and stopped the spin.
- E80Bosch Washer Fault in the motor drive circuit.
- E:92 / -01Bosch Washer Water pressure is low or the water inlet filters are blocked.
- H9EBosch Washer Hot water supply problem: hot tap off, hot water hose kinked, hot water pressure too low, or the strainer in the supply hose clogged.
- H:32Bosch Washer The laundry is unevenly distributed, which triggered unbalance detection and stopped the spin.
- CLBosch Washer Child Lock is on.
- E01Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the heat pump motor circuit on the main control board.
- E02Bosch Dishwasher Main control board relay fault.
- E03Bosch Dishwasher Main control board relay fault.
- E04Bosch Dishwasher The dishwasher’s self-test found faulty heater electronics.
- E05Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the wash-arm diverter circuit on the main control board.
- E06Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the door sensor circuit.
- E07Bosch Dishwasher The CrystalDry (zeolite) fan motor is defective.
- E09Bosch Dishwasher Fault with the heat pump’s internal heater.
- E10Bosch Dishwasher Fault with the CrystalDry (zeolite) chamber heater.
- E12Bosch Dishwasher Limescale has built up in the heat pump.
- E14Bosch Dishwasher Flow meter failure, or a problem with water flowing into the dishwasher (fill system).
- E15Bosch Dishwasher Water has been detected in the base of the dishwasher and the leak-protection system has activated.
- E16Bosch Dishwasher Problem with water flowing into the dishwasher (fill system); water may not be able to enter.
- E17Bosch Dishwasher Problem with water flowing into the dishwasher (fill system); water may not be able to enter.
- E18Bosch Dishwasher Water flow problem: the water level is too low or water is not being pumped correctly.
- E19Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the detergent dispenser solenoid circuit.
- E20Bosch Dishwasher Fault with the heat pump’s internal heater.
- E21Bosch Dishwasher The heat pump is blocked.
- E22Bosch Dishwasher The dishwasher filter is blocked; Bosch also lists a blocked drain pump or loose pump cover, a kinked drain hose, or a clogged air gap/drain hose as possible causes.
- E23Bosch Dishwasher Problem with the drain pump: it is blocked, clogged or faulty.
- E24Bosch Dishwasher The dishwasher is not draining properly.
- E25Bosch Dishwasher The drain pump is blocked or the drain pump cover is loose or missing.
- E27Bosch Dishwasher The household power supply voltage to the dishwasher is too low.
- E0100Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the heat pump motor circuit on the main control board.
- E0103Bosch Dishwasher Main control board relay fault.
- E0105Bosch Dishwasher The dishwasher’s self-test found faulty heater electronics.
- E0106Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the wash-arm diverter circuit on the main control board.
- E0107Bosch Dishwasher Main control board relay fault.
- E0110Bosch Dishwasher Electronics fault causing a communication failure between electronic components.
- E2030Bosch Dishwasher Fault with the heat pump’s internal heater.
- E2060Bosch Dishwasher Limescale has built up in the heat pump.
- E2120Bosch Dishwasher Fault with the CrystalDry (zeolite) chamber heater.
- E2130Bosch Dishwasher The CrystalDry (zeolite) fan motor is defective.
- E3000Bosch Dishwasher Flow meter failure, or a problem with water flowing into the dishwasher (fill system).
- E3100Bosch Dishwasher Water has been detected in the base of the dishwasher and the leak-protection system has activated.
- E3200Bosch Dishwasher Water flow problem: the water level is too low or water is not being pumped correctly.
- E3300Bosch Dishwasher Problem with water flowing into the dishwasher (fill system); water may not be able to enter.
- E3400Bosch Dishwasher Problem with water flowing into the dishwasher (fill system); water may not be able to enter.
- E6001Bosch Dishwasher Fault with the heat pump’s internal heater.
- E6002Bosch Dishwasher The heat pump is blocked.
- E6101Bosch Dishwasher Problem with the drain pump: it is blocked, clogged or faulty.
- E6102Bosch Dishwasher The drain pump is blocked or the drain pump cover is loose, or the drain hose is kinked or the air gap/drain hose is clogged.
- E6103Bosch Dishwasher The dishwasher is not draining properly (blocked drain pump or loose cover, kinked drain hose, or clogged air gap/drain hose).
- E6160Bosch Dishwasher The PowerControl (controlled lower spray arm) could not find its reference position.
- E6900Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the detergent dispenser solenoid circuit.
- E8000Bosch Dishwasher Fault in the door sensor circuit.
- E9001Bosch Dishwasher The household power supply voltage to the dishwasher is too low.
- E9240Bosch Dishwasher The dishwasher filter is blocked; Bosch also lists a blocked drain pump or loose pump cover, a kinked drain hose, or a clogged air gap/drain hose as possible causes.
- H01Bosch Dishwasher Not an error: the delay-start timer has been set (H01 = 1-hour delay, H02 = 2 hours, and so on).
- E02Bosch Refrigerator The ice maker is faulty or the ice/water system controls have a communication problem.
- E03Bosch Refrigerator Fault in the dispenser user interface (control panel).
- EBosch Refrigerator The electronics have detected a fault (‘E’ or ‘d’ appears on the temperature display).
- ErBosch Refrigerator Shown at the end of the appliance self-test when a fault has been found that needs a technician.
- E (with a number) + beepingBosch Oven and Range An electronics fault has occurred.
- dEBosch Oven and Range Demo mode is on; the cooking zones will not heat.
- U400Bosch Oven and Range The supply voltage is incorrect (outside the normal range).
- E9000Bosch Oven and Range The supply voltage is incorrect (outside the normal range).
- E9011Bosch Oven and Range The appliance is not connected properly (on cooktops it may also mean incorrect supply voltage).
- F1Bosch Oven and Range The cooking zone has overheated and switched off to protect the countertop.
- F2Bosch Oven and Range The electronics have overheated and the cooking zone has switched off (F4: all zones on some cooktops).
- F5Bosch Oven and Range Hot cookware is near the control panel; the electronics are at risk of overheating (with a signal tone the zone switches off).
- F8Bosch Oven and Range Automatic time limit: a cooking zone ran for a long time with no interaction and switched off.
- E7010Bosch Oven and Range The cooktop cannot connect to your home network or to the hood.
- e005Bosch Oven and Range Communication failure between the user interface and the power board.
- e011Bosch Oven and Range Touch sensor failure on the oven control panel.
- E100Bosch Oven and Range An electronics fault has occurred.
- e101Bosch Oven and Range The temperature sensor is malfunctioning.
- e126Bosch Oven and Range The door lock is malfunctioning.
- e302Bosch Oven and Range The power board has overheated.
- E302Bosch Oven and Range The control panel has overheated.
- e310Bosch Oven and Range Power supply failure.
- ERR/toPBosch Oven and Range The cooktop was turned on during a Self Clean cycle.
- E11Bosch Oven and Range The oven’s touch keys are not working properly, possibly due to condensation on the keypad.
- All indicators flashingBosch Oven and Range The control panel is wet or something is covering it.
- F0 E1Maytag Washer The Clean Washer cycle was started but the washer detects a load inside the drum.
- F0 E2Maytag Washer The washer has detected excessive suds and runs an automatic suds-reduction routine.
- F0 E4Maytag Washer The washer senses the incoming water temperature is too hot.
- F0 E5Maytag Washer Off-balance load: the washer reduced spin speed because the load was unbalanced, so clothes may still be dripping wet.
- F5 E1Maytag Washer Door switch error: the washer is not sensing that the door is closed.
- F5 E2Maytag Washer The door is not locking properly.
- F5 E3Maytag Washer The door is not locking properly.
- F5 E4Maytag Washer The washer has run three cycles in a row without the door being opened.
- F7 E1Maytag Washer Motor speed sensing error: the motor cannot reach the correct speed for the selected cycle.
- F8 E1Maytag Washer The washer is not detecting the correct amount of incoming water.
- F8 E2Maytag Washer There is a problem with the detergent dispenser system.
- F8 E3Maytag Washer Overflow condition: there is too much water or foam in the washer.
- F9 E1Maytag Washer Long drain: the washer is unable to drain correctly.
- F20Maytag Washer Water inlet problem: no water or not enough water supply.
- F21Maytag Washer Drain problem.
- F22Maytag Washer Front door lock problem.
- FHMaytag Washer Water inlet problem: no water or not enough water supply.
- SudMaytag Washer Too many suds in the washer; it automatically extends the rinse to remove them.
- dETMaytag Washer The detergent dispenser cartridge is not detected.
- PFMaytag Washer The washer lost power during operation.
- CLMaytag Washer Reminder to run the Clean Washer cycle; it appears after 30 cycles.
- LoCMaytag Washer Not a fault: the control lock is turned on, so the buttons won’t work.
- F0 E2Maytag Washer The washer detected too many suds, so the load may not be fully rinsed or spun out.
- F0 E3Maytag Washer The load is too heavy and the washer is running an overload recovery cycle.
- F0 E5Maytag Washer The load is unbalanced or too large.
- F0 E8Maytag Washer Too much leftover water was detected in the washer.
- F3 E1Maytag Washer The washer can’t detect the water level; there may be a problem with the control or its wiring.
- F3 E2Maytag Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses may be installed backwards.
- F5 E2Maytag Washer The washer can’t engage the lid lock, possibly because something is in the lid lock area.
- F5 E4Maytag Washer The lid is open.
- F8 E1Maytag Washer Long fill: the washer is taking too long to fill.
- F8 E2Maytag Washer Bulk detergent dispenser problem.
- F8 E6Maytag Washer Meaning depends on the model: either the lid was opened during a soak cycle, or no hot water was detected (often because the hot and cold hoses are reversed).
- F9 E1Maytag Washer Long drain: the washer is taking too long to drain.
- LdMaytag Washer Long drain: the washer is taking too long to drain water.
- SdMaytag Washer Excess suds; the washer is running a suds-reduction routine.
- oLMaytag Washer The load is too large (overloaded).
- OFbMaytag Washer Off-balance load that the washer could not correct on its own.
- LdLMaytag Washer The lid lock will not lock (lid lock failure).
- LdUMaytag Washer The lid cannot unlock because objects on top of the washer lid are preventing it.
- HCMaytag Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected backwards (shown at the end of the wash cycle).
- LidMaytag Washer The lid was left open.
- PFMaytag Washer The wash cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
- AFMaytag Dryer Restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent is clogged, or the vent is crushed, kinked or has too many turns. The dryer keeps running.
- F4 E3Maytag Dryer Restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent is clogged, or the vent may be crushed, kinked or have too many turns. The dryer keeps running.
- F3 E2Maytag Dryer Moisture sensor issue: five loads in a row were dried without the moisture sensor registering data.
- F3 E5Maytag Dryer Moisture sensor issue: five loads in a row were dried without the moisture sensor registering data.
- L2Maytag Dryer Low or no line voltage: there may be a problem with the home power supply that keeps the heater from turning on. The dryer keeps running without heat.
- F4 E4Maytag Dryer Low or no line voltage: there may be a problem with the home power supply that keeps the heater from turning on.
- F4 E1Maytag Dryer Heater system: there may be a problem with the heater or heater relays.
- F7 E1Maytag Dryer Motor system: there may be a problem with the motor, control or associated wiring.
- F6 E1Maytag Dryer Communication error: there may be a problem with the main control board, the user interface (touchpad) or the wiring between them.
- F1 E4Maytag Dryer There may be an issue with the control unit or its wiring.
- F2 E5Maytag Dryer There may be an issue with the user interface (control panel) or its wiring.
- F3 E1Maytag Dryer Labeled ‘Exhaust Thermistor’: points to a problem with the exhaust temperature sensor circuit.
- F3 E3Maytag Dryer Labeled ‘Inlet Thermistor’: points to a problem with the inlet temperature sensor circuit.
- PFMaytag Dryer A power failure interrupted the drying cycle.
- ERRMaytag Dryer The door is not completely closed and latched; the dryer won’t run until it is.
- LocMaytag Dryer Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the dryer will not start.
- Clean light flashingMaytag Dishwasher The dishwasher is reporting an error code by flashing: the first group of flashes is the F number and the second group, after a short pause, is the E number (for example 7 flashes, pause, 1 flash = F7 E1).
- F9 E1Maytag Dishwasher Long drain: the dishwasher is taking too long to drain.
- F9 E2Maytag Dishwasher Drain motor error.
- F8 E1Maytag Dishwasher The dishwasher is not detecting water.
- F8 E2Maytag Dishwasher Fill valve electrical error.
- F8 E5Maytag Dishwasher The fill valve is stuck open.
- F6 E3Maytag Dishwasher Excessive suds were detected.
- F6 E4Maytag Dishwasher Water float switch error; an unlevel dishwasher can trigger the overfill float switch.
- F7 E2Maytag Dishwasher Wash motor error.
- F4 E2Maytag Dishwasher Heating system error.
- F4 E3Maytag Dishwasher Heating error.
- F3 E2Maytag Dishwasher Problem with the temperature sensor (thermistor) or OWI (water clarity) sensor.
- F1 E1Maytag Dishwasher Control module error.
- F1 E2Maytag Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F2 E1Maytag Dishwasher Stuck key or console (control panel) error.
- F2 E2Maytag Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F6 E1Maytag Dishwasher User interface or main control error.
- FA E4Maytag Dishwasher Diverter valve error.
- FA E5Maytag Dishwasher Diverter leak.
- Sanitize light flashingMaytag Dishwasher The dishwasher detected that the temperature needed for sanitizing was not reached, so the dishes were not sanitized.
- Flashing FMaytag Refrigerator A flashing letter ‘F’ on the display means the refrigerator has detected a fault; the support page gives no more specific meaning.
- POMaytag Refrigerator Power outage: the power to the refrigerator was off and the freezer temperature rose to 18°F (-8°C) or higher.
- Temperature alarmMaytag Refrigerator Over-temperature alert: the refrigerator rose above 48°F (9°C) or the freezer above 15°F (-9°C) for more than 1.5 hours.
- Door ajar alarmMaytag Refrigerator A refrigerator door or freezer drawer has been left open for 2 to 5 minutes (depending on model) while cooling is on.
- COOLING OFFMaytag Refrigerator Not a fault: cooling has been turned off, so the refrigerator and freezer will not cool.
- F1Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F2Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F0 E0Maytag Oven and Range The electronic oven control can’t identify what type of problem occurred; a part of the oven control system or its wiring may be at fault.
- F1 E0Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F1 E1Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F2 E1Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E0Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E1Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F5 E0Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E1Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E2Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E5Maytag Oven and Range The oven did not reach self-clean temperature within 30 minutes; there may be a problem with the door hinges or door gasket.
- F6 E1Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the appliance manager control or its wiring.
- F7 E5Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the cooling fan or its wiring.
- F8 E0Maytag Oven and Range The cooling fan speed is too low; there may be an airflow restriction or a problem with the oven cooling fan or its wiring.
- FE E6Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven bake element or its wiring.
- FE E7Maytag Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven broil element or its wiring.
- C81Maytag Oven and Range A surface cooking area overheated and the automatic shutoff turned it off.
- HMaytag Oven and Range Not a fault: a surface cooking area is still too hot to touch, even if it has been turned off.
- Call ServiceMaytag Oven and Range The control has detected a fault or error.
- PUSHMaytag Oven and Range Not a fault: an oven function was selected but Start was not pressed.
- LOCMaytag Oven and Range Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the pads won’t respond (and the oven door is locked).
- PrEMaytag Oven and Range Not a fault: the oven is preheating or is still below 170°F.
- POWER LOSSMaytag Oven and Range Power was first supplied or there was a power interruption.
- DOORMaytag Microwave The door has been closed for 5 minutes or more without the microwave being started; this guards against accidental starting.
- PFMaytag Microwave There has been a power failure (or the clock has been turned off).
- Flashing 0:00Maytag Microwave There has been a power failure.
- LOCMaytag Microwave Not a fault: the control lock is on.
- dOnMaytag Microwave Not a fault: demo mode is turned on, so the microwave won’t heat.
- F1 E1Maytag Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F2Maytag Microwave The keypad (user interface) reported a problem to the control board.
- F2 E1Maytag Microwave There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad or its wiring.
- SEMaytag Microwave There is a problem with the keypad (user interface) or its wiring.
- F2 H1Maytag Microwave There may be a problem with the vent fan and light switch or its wiring.
- F3 H1Maytag Microwave There may be a problem with the humidity sensor or its wiring.
- F4 E1Maytag Microwave There may be a problem with the cavity temperature sensor (thermistor) or its wiring.
- F6Maytag Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F7Maytag Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board or its wiring.
- F7 E9Maytag Microwave Associated with overheating: if the upper vent is blocked, the microwave can overheat.
- F9Maytag Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board, relay control board or wiring.
- E21Maytag Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported open to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E22Maytag Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported a short to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E23Maytag Microwave The oven did not reach preheat temperature within 30 minutes; the heater, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E24Maytag Microwave The oven reached an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- AccuPop FailMaytag Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the AccuPop sensor.
- Clean light flashingKitchenAid Dishwasher The dishwasher is reporting an error code by flashing: the first group of flashes is the F number and the second group, after a short pause, is the E number (for example 7 flashes, pause, 1 flash = F7 E1).
- F9 E1KitchenAid Dishwasher Long drain: the dishwasher is taking too long to drain.
- F9 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Drain motor error.
- F8 E1KitchenAid Dishwasher The dishwasher is not detecting water.
- F8 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Fill valve electrical error.
- F8 E5KitchenAid Dishwasher The fill valve is stuck open.
- F6 E3KitchenAid Dishwasher Excessive suds were detected.
- F6 E4KitchenAid Dishwasher Water float switch error; an unlevel dishwasher can trigger the overfill float switch.
- F7 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Wash motor error.
- F4 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Heating system error.
- F4 E3KitchenAid Dishwasher Heating error.
- F3 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Problem with the temperature sensor (thermistor) or OWI (water clarity) sensor.
- F1 E1KitchenAid Dishwasher Control module error.
- F1 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F2 E1KitchenAid Dishwasher Stuck key or console (control panel) error.
- F2 E2KitchenAid Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F6 E1KitchenAid Dishwasher User interface or main control error.
- FA E4KitchenAid Dishwasher Diverter valve error.
- FA E5KitchenAid Dishwasher Diverter leak.
- Sanitize light flashingKitchenAid Dishwasher The dishwasher detected that the temperature needed for sanitizing was not reached, so the dishes were not sanitized.
- Flashing FKitchenAid Refrigerator A flashing letter ‘F’ on the display means the refrigerator has detected a fault; the support page gives no more specific meaning.
- POKitchenAid Refrigerator Power outage: the power to the refrigerator was off and the freezer temperature rose to 18°F (-8°C) or higher.
- Temperature alarmKitchenAid Refrigerator Over-temperature alert: the refrigerator rose above 48°F (9°C) or the freezer above 15°F (-9°C) for more than 1.5 hours.
- Door ajar alarmKitchenAid Refrigerator A refrigerator door or freezer drawer has been left open for 2 to 5 minutes (depending on model) while cooling is on.
- COOLING OFFKitchenAid Refrigerator Not a fault: cooling has been turned off, so the refrigerator and freezer will not cool.
- CLKitchenAid Refrigerator The beverage center’s internal temperature is too low.
- Ice maker Service lightKitchenAid Refrigerator The freestanding ice maker has detected that service is needed.
- Ice maker Cleaning lightKitchenAid Refrigerator The freestanding ice maker needs cleaning (the Cleaning Needed / Cleaning Cycle indicator is lit).
- F1KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F2KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F0 E0KitchenAid Oven and Range The electronic oven control can’t identify what type of problem occurred; a part of the oven control system or its wiring may be at fault.
- F1 E0KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F1 E1KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F2 E1KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E0KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E1KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F5 E0KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E1KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E2KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E5KitchenAid Oven and Range The oven did not reach self-clean temperature within 30 minutes; there may be a problem with the door hinges or door gasket.
- F6 E1KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the appliance manager control or its wiring.
- F7 E5KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the cooling fan or its wiring.
- F8 E0KitchenAid Oven and Range The cooling fan speed is too low; there may be an airflow restriction or a problem with the oven cooling fan or its wiring.
- FE E6KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven bake element or its wiring.
- FE E7KitchenAid Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven broil element or its wiring.
- C81KitchenAid Oven and Range A surface cooking area overheated and the automatic shutoff turned it off.
- HKitchenAid Oven and Range Not a fault: a surface cooking area is still too hot to touch, even if it has been turned off.
- Call ServiceKitchenAid Oven and Range The control has detected a fault or error.
- PUSHKitchenAid Oven and Range Not a fault: an oven function was selected but Start was not pressed.
- LOCKitchenAid Oven and Range Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the pads won’t respond (and the oven door is locked).
- PrEKitchenAid Oven and Range Not a fault: the oven is preheating or is still below 170°F.
- POWER LOSSKitchenAid Oven and Range Power was first supplied or there was a power interruption.
- DOORKitchenAid Microwave The door has been closed for 5 minutes or more without the microwave being started; this guards against accidental starting.
- PFKitchenAid Microwave There has been a power failure (or the clock has been turned off).
- Flashing 0:00KitchenAid Microwave There has been a power failure.
- LOCKitchenAid Microwave Not a fault: the control lock is on.
- dOnKitchenAid Microwave Not a fault: demo mode is turned on, so the microwave won’t heat.
- F1 E1KitchenAid Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F2KitchenAid Microwave The keypad (user interface) reported a problem to the control board.
- F2 E1KitchenAid Microwave There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad or its wiring.
- SEKitchenAid Microwave There is a problem with the keypad (user interface) or its wiring.
- F2 H1KitchenAid Microwave There may be a problem with the vent fan and light switch or its wiring.
- F3 H1KitchenAid Microwave There may be a problem with the humidity sensor or its wiring.
- F4 E1KitchenAid Microwave There may be a problem with the cavity temperature sensor (thermistor) or its wiring.
- F6KitchenAid Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F7KitchenAid Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board or its wiring.
- F7 E9KitchenAid Microwave Associated with overheating: if the upper vent is blocked, the microwave can overheat.
- F9KitchenAid Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board, relay control board or wiring.
- E21KitchenAid Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported open to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E22KitchenAid Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported a short to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E23KitchenAid Microwave The oven did not reach preheat temperature within 30 minutes; the heater, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E24KitchenAid Microwave The oven reached an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- AccuPop FailKitchenAid Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the AccuPop sensor.
- F0 E1Amana Washer The Clean Washer cycle was started but the washer detects a load inside the drum.
- F0 E2Amana Washer The washer has detected excessive suds and runs an automatic suds-reduction routine.
- F0 E4Amana Washer The washer senses the incoming water temperature is too hot.
- F0 E5Amana Washer Off-balance load: the washer reduced spin speed because the load was unbalanced, so clothes may still be dripping wet.
- F5 E1Amana Washer Door switch error: the washer is not sensing that the door is closed.
- F5 E2Amana Washer The door is not locking properly.
- F5 E3Amana Washer The door is not locking properly.
- F5 E4Amana Washer The washer has run three cycles in a row without the door being opened.
- F7 E1Amana Washer Motor speed sensing error: the motor cannot reach the correct speed for the selected cycle.
- F8 E1Amana Washer The washer is not detecting the correct amount of incoming water.
- F8 E2Amana Washer There is a problem with the detergent dispenser system.
- F8 E3Amana Washer Overflow condition: there is too much water or foam in the washer.
- F9 E1Amana Washer Long drain: the washer is unable to drain correctly.
- F20Amana Washer Water inlet problem: no water or not enough water supply.
- F21Amana Washer Drain problem.
- F22Amana Washer Front door lock problem.
- FHAmana Washer Water inlet problem: no water or not enough water supply.
- SudAmana Washer Too many suds in the washer; it automatically extends the rinse to remove them.
- dETAmana Washer The detergent dispenser cartridge is not detected.
- PFAmana Washer The washer lost power during operation.
- CLAmana Washer Reminder to run the Clean Washer cycle; it appears after 30 cycles.
- LoCAmana Washer Not a fault: the control lock is turned on, so the buttons won’t work.
- F0 E2Amana Washer The washer detected too many suds, so the load may not be fully rinsed or spun out.
- F0 E3Amana Washer The load is too heavy and the washer is running an overload recovery cycle.
- F0 E5Amana Washer The load is unbalanced or too large.
- F0 E8Amana Washer Too much leftover water was detected in the washer.
- F3 E1Amana Washer The washer can’t detect the water level; there may be a problem with the control or its wiring.
- F3 E2Amana Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses may be installed backwards.
- F5 E2Amana Washer The washer can’t engage the lid lock, possibly because something is in the lid lock area.
- F5 E4Amana Washer The lid is open.
- F8 E1Amana Washer Long fill: the washer is taking too long to fill.
- F8 E2Amana Washer Bulk detergent dispenser problem.
- F8 E6Amana Washer Meaning depends on the model: either the lid was opened during a soak cycle, or no hot water was detected (often because the hot and cold hoses are reversed).
- F9 E1Amana Washer Long drain: the washer is taking too long to drain.
- LdAmana Washer Long drain: the washer is taking too long to drain water.
- SdAmana Washer Excess suds; the washer is running a suds-reduction routine.
- oLAmana Washer The load is too large (overloaded).
- OFbAmana Washer Off-balance load that the washer could not correct on its own.
- LdLAmana Washer The lid lock will not lock (lid lock failure).
- LdUAmana Washer The lid cannot unlock because objects on top of the washer lid are preventing it.
- HCAmana Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected backwards (shown at the end of the wash cycle).
- LidAmana Washer The lid was left open.
- PFAmana Washer The wash cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
- AFAmana Dryer Restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent is clogged, or the vent is crushed, kinked or has too many turns. The dryer keeps running.
- F4 E3Amana Dryer Restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent is clogged, or the vent may be crushed, kinked or have too many turns. The dryer keeps running.
- F3 E2Amana Dryer Moisture sensor issue: five loads in a row were dried without the moisture sensor registering data.
- F3 E5Amana Dryer Moisture sensor issue: five loads in a row were dried without the moisture sensor registering data.
- L2Amana Dryer Low or no line voltage: there may be a problem with the home power supply that keeps the heater from turning on. The dryer keeps running without heat.
- F4 E4Amana Dryer Low or no line voltage: there may be a problem with the home power supply that keeps the heater from turning on.
- F4 E1Amana Dryer Heater system: there may be a problem with the heater or heater relays.
- F7 E1Amana Dryer Motor system: there may be a problem with the motor, control or associated wiring.
- F6 E1Amana Dryer Communication error: there may be a problem with the main control board, the user interface (touchpad) or the wiring between them.
- F1 E4Amana Dryer There may be an issue with the control unit or its wiring.
- F2 E5Amana Dryer There may be an issue with the user interface (control panel) or its wiring.
- F3 E1Amana Dryer Labeled ‘Exhaust Thermistor’: points to a problem with the exhaust temperature sensor circuit.
- F3 E3Amana Dryer Labeled ‘Inlet Thermistor’: points to a problem with the inlet temperature sensor circuit.
- PFAmana Dryer A power failure interrupted the drying cycle.
- ERRAmana Dryer The door is not completely closed and latched; the dryer won’t run until it is.
- LocAmana Dryer Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the dryer will not start.
- Clean light flashingAmana Dishwasher The dishwasher is reporting an error code by flashing: the first group of flashes is the F number and the second group, after a short pause, is the E number (for example 7 flashes, pause, 1 flash = F7 E1).
- F9 E1Amana Dishwasher Long drain: the dishwasher is taking too long to drain.
- F9 E2Amana Dishwasher Drain motor error.
- F8 E1Amana Dishwasher The dishwasher is not detecting water.
- F8 E2Amana Dishwasher Fill valve electrical error.
- F8 E5Amana Dishwasher The fill valve is stuck open.
- F6 E3Amana Dishwasher Excessive suds were detected.
- F6 E4Amana Dishwasher Water float switch error; an unlevel dishwasher can trigger the overfill float switch.
- F7 E2Amana Dishwasher Wash motor error.
- F4 E2Amana Dishwasher Heating system error.
- F4 E3Amana Dishwasher Heating error.
- F3 E2Amana Dishwasher Problem with the temperature sensor (thermistor) or OWI (water clarity) sensor.
- F1 E1Amana Dishwasher Control module error.
- F1 E2Amana Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F2 E1Amana Dishwasher Stuck key or console (control panel) error.
- F2 E2Amana Dishwasher Main control communication error.
- F6 E1Amana Dishwasher User interface or main control error.
- FA E4Amana Dishwasher Diverter valve error.
- FA E5Amana Dishwasher Diverter leak.
- Sanitize light flashingAmana Dishwasher The dishwasher detected that the temperature needed for sanitizing was not reached, so the dishes were not sanitized.
- Flashing FAmana Refrigerator A flashing letter ‘F’ on the display means the refrigerator has detected a fault; the support page gives no more specific meaning.
- POAmana Refrigerator Power outage: the power to the refrigerator was off and the freezer temperature rose to 18°F (-8°C) or higher.
- Temperature alarmAmana Refrigerator Over-temperature alert: the refrigerator rose above 48°F (9°C) or the freezer above 15°F (-9°C) for more than 1.5 hours.
- Door ajar alarmAmana Refrigerator A refrigerator door or freezer drawer has been left open for 2 to 5 minutes (depending on model) while cooling is on.
- COOLING OFFAmana Refrigerator Not a fault: cooling has been turned off, so the refrigerator and freezer will not cool.
- F1Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F2Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F0 E0Amana Oven and Range The electronic oven control can’t identify what type of problem occurred; a part of the oven control system or its wiring may be at fault.
- F1 E0Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F1 E1Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven control or its wiring.
- F2 E1Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E0Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F3 E1Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven temperature sensor, the control or the associated wiring.
- F5 E0Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E1Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E2Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the main oven door latch assembly, the door switch or the associated wiring.
- F5 E5Amana Oven and Range The oven did not reach self-clean temperature within 30 minutes; there may be a problem with the door hinges or door gasket.
- F6 E1Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the appliance manager control or its wiring.
- F7 E5Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the cooling fan or its wiring.
- F8 E0Amana Oven and Range The cooling fan speed is too low; there may be an airflow restriction or a problem with the oven cooling fan or its wiring.
- FE E6Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven bake element or its wiring.
- FE E7Amana Oven and Range There may be a problem with the oven broil element or its wiring.
- C81Amana Oven and Range A surface cooking area overheated and the automatic shutoff turned it off.
- HAmana Oven and Range Not a fault: a surface cooking area is still too hot to touch, even if it has been turned off.
- Call ServiceAmana Oven and Range The control has detected a fault or error.
- PUSHAmana Oven and Range Not a fault: an oven function was selected but Start was not pressed.
- LOCAmana Oven and Range Not a fault: the control lock is on, so the pads won’t respond (and the oven door is locked).
- PrEAmana Oven and Range Not a fault: the oven is preheating or is still below 170°F.
- POWER LOSSAmana Oven and Range Power was first supplied or there was a power interruption.
- DOORAmana Microwave The door has been closed for 5 minutes or more without the microwave being started; this guards against accidental starting.
- PFAmana Microwave There has been a power failure (or the clock has been turned off).
- Flashing 0:00Amana Microwave There has been a power failure.
- LOCAmana Microwave Not a fault: the control lock is on.
- dOnAmana Microwave Not a fault: demo mode is turned on, so the microwave won’t heat.
- F1 E1Amana Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F2Amana Microwave The keypad (user interface) reported a problem to the control board.
- F2 E1Amana Microwave There may be a problem with the user interface/keypad or its wiring.
- SEAmana Microwave There is a problem with the keypad (user interface) or its wiring.
- F2 H1Amana Microwave There may be a problem with the vent fan and light switch or its wiring.
- F3 H1Amana Microwave There may be a problem with the humidity sensor or its wiring.
- F4 E1Amana Microwave There may be a problem with the cavity temperature sensor (thermistor) or its wiring.
- F6Amana Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the relay control board or its wiring.
- F7Amana Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board or its wiring.
- F9Amana Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the appliance control board, relay control board or wiring.
- E21Amana Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported open to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E22Amana Microwave The thermal sensor circuit reported a short to the control board; the sensor, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E23Amana Microwave The oven did not reach preheat temperature within 30 minutes; the heater, control board or wiring may be at fault.
- E24Amana Microwave The oven reached an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- AccuPop FailAmana Microwave The microwave could not execute the function; there may be a problem with the AccuPop sensor.
- E1Frigidaire Washer Water is not entering the washer, or it is filling too slowly.
- E2Frigidaire Washer Water is taking too long to drain or is not draining properly.
- E3Frigidaire Washer The lid is open or the lid lock failed.
- E4Frigidaire Washer The load is out of balance during spin.
- E5Frigidaire Washer The washer is not level.
- CLFrigidaire Washer The lid was open for more than 20 seconds while Control Lock was on.
- F2Frigidaire Washer Too many suds: too much detergent or the wrong type of detergent.
- i10Frigidaire Dishwasher The dishwasher detected a low water fill.
- i20Frigidaire Dishwasher The dishwasher did not drain completely (clogged filters or a restricted drain line).
- i40Frigidaire Dishwasher Food soil has built up and clogged the filter or sump.
- iF0Frigidaire Dishwasher Clogged filters or a restricted drain line were detected.
- i30Frigidaire Dishwasher A water leak or overflow was detected in the bottom pan.
- i50Frigidaire Dishwasher A problem was detected with the drain or wash motor.
- i60Frigidaire Dishwasher A problem was detected with the water heating system.
- iC0Frigidaire Dishwasher A problem was detected with the electronic control system.
- CLFrigidaire Dishwasher The door is open or has not closed and latched.
- HdFrigidaire Dishwasher Heat delay / heater-on mode: the dishwasher is pausing to heat the water to the proper temperature (not a fault).
- PFFrigidaire Dishwasher The dishwasher lost power during a cycle.
- LOCFrigidaire Dishwasher The door/controls are locked.
- PFFrigidaire Refrigerator Power failure: the refrigerator detected a power outage or power surge.
- HFrigidaire Refrigerator High temperature alarm: the fresh food or freezer section is warmer than it should be, usually because a door was left open or not fully closed.
- DI SPFrigidaire Refrigerator Ice jam: ice is stuck in the dispenser chute.
- Door AjarFrigidaire Refrigerator A refrigerator or freezer door has been open for 5 minutes or more.
- SbFrigidaire Refrigerator Sabbath mode is on, so lights, dispenser and most controls are disabled (not a fault).
- 77 77Frigidaire Refrigerator Demo (showroom) mode is on, so the refrigerator is not cooling.
- E1Frigidaire Refrigerator Refrigerator compartment temperature sensor failure.
- E2Frigidaire Refrigerator Freezer compartment temperature sensor failure.
- E4Frigidaire Refrigerator Refrigerator compartment defrost sensor failure.
- E5Frigidaire Refrigerator Freezing and defrosting sensor failure.
- E6Frigidaire Refrigerator Communication failure between the refrigerator’s electronic controls.
- E7Frigidaire Refrigerator Circulating temperature failure.
- EHFrigidaire Refrigerator Humidity sensor failure.
- OPFrigidaire Refrigerator A freezer or fresh food temperature sensor circuit is open.
- SHFrigidaire Refrigerator A freezer or fresh food temperature sensor circuit is shorted.
- SY CEFrigidaire Refrigerator Communication error at power-up.
- SY CFFrigidaire Refrigerator Communication error at power-up.
- SY EFFrigidaire Refrigerator Evaporator fan circuit failure.
- F10Frigidaire Oven and Range Thermal runaway: the oven is detecting higher-than-normal temperatures (a built-in safety alert).
- F1Frigidaire Oven and Range Shorted keypad (touch controls).
- F12Frigidaire Oven and Range ‘Micro identification’ fault in the electronic control.
- F13Frigidaire Oven and Range EEPROM (control memory) failure.
- F3Frigidaire Oven and Range Communication error between electronic controls.
- F30Frigidaire Oven and Range Open probe circuit.
- F31Frigidaire Oven and Range Shorted probe circuit.
- F40Frigidaire Oven and Range Cooktop lock-out.
- F90Frigidaire Oven and Range Oven door lock problem.
- – (dash)Frigidaire Oven and Range The cooktop/oven controls are locked (Lock feature on; not a fault).
- DEMO MODEFrigidaire Oven and Range The oven is in demo (showroom) mode and will not heat.
- E11Electrolux Washer The washer is not filling with water during the wash phase.
- E21Electrolux Washer The washer is draining too slowly or taking too long to empty.
- E35Electrolux Washer The pressure sensor is indicating a water overfill.
- E41Electrolux Washer The control senses the door switch as open.
- E42Electrolux Washer The door lock is not being recognized.
- HO SEElectrolux Washer The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected to the wrong inlets (reversed).
- LOCElectrolux Washer Control lock is on, so cycles will not run (not a fault).
- SU dSElectrolux Washer Oversudsing was detected; the washer will add extra rinses until the suds are cleared.
- AL 10Electrolux Washer The washer is not filling with water properly.
- AL 20Electrolux Washer The washer is not draining water properly.
- AL 40Electrolux Washer The door is open or not fully shut when Start is pressed.
- AL 91Electrolux Washer Internal communication between the washer’s electronic components was disrupted.
- AL F0Electrolux Washer The anti-flood device has been activated.
- AL H0Electrolux Washer There is a problem with the power supply.
- E42Electrolux Dryer The dryer door is open.
- EF1Electrolux Dryer Ventilation blockage: airflow through the dryer vent is restricted.
- H4Electrolux Dryer Incorrect wiring (an installation issue).
- H2Electrolux Dryer A problem with the power supply to the dryer.
- E4Electrolux Dryer The humidity (moisture) sensor has failed.
- E5Electrolux Dryer Temperature sensor failed.
- E64Electrolux Dryer Heater open circuit.
- C9Electrolux Dryer Control board failed.
- E93Electrolux Dryer Electronic issue.
- E94Electrolux Dryer Electronic issue.
- E97Electrolux Dryer Electronic issue.
- E9CElectrolux Dryer Electronic issue.
- i10Electrolux Dishwasher The dishwasher detected a low water fill.
- i20Electrolux Dishwasher The dishwasher did not drain completely (clogged filters or a restricted drain line).
- i40Electrolux Dishwasher Food soil has built up and clogged the filter or sump.
- iF0Electrolux Dishwasher Clogged filters or a restricted drain line were detected.
- i30Electrolux Dishwasher A water leak or overflow was detected in the bottom pan.
- i50Electrolux Dishwasher A problem was detected with the drain or wash motor.
- i60Electrolux Dishwasher A problem was detected with the water heating system.
- iC0Electrolux Dishwasher A problem was detected with the electronic control system.
- CLElectrolux Dishwasher The door is open or has not closed and latched.
- HdElectrolux Dishwasher Heat delay / heater-on mode: the dishwasher is pausing to heat the water to the proper temperature (not a fault).
- PFElectrolux Dishwasher The dishwasher lost power during a cycle.
- LOCElectrolux Dishwasher The door/controls are locked.
- PFElectrolux Refrigerator Power failure: the refrigerator detected a power outage or power surge.
- HElectrolux Refrigerator High temperature alarm: the fresh food or freezer section is warmer than it should be, usually because a door was left open or not fully closed.
- DI SPElectrolux Refrigerator Ice jam: ice is stuck in the dispenser chute.
- Door AjarElectrolux Refrigerator A refrigerator or freezer door has been open for 5 minutes or more.
- SbElectrolux Refrigerator Sabbath mode is on, so lights, dispenser and most controls are disabled (not a fault).
- 77 77Electrolux Refrigerator Demo (showroom) mode is on, so the refrigerator is not cooling.
- E1Electrolux Refrigerator Refrigerator compartment temperature sensor failure.
- E2Electrolux Refrigerator Freezer compartment temperature sensor failure.
- E4Electrolux Refrigerator Refrigerator compartment defrost sensor failure.
- E5Electrolux Refrigerator Freezing and defrosting sensor failure.
- E6Electrolux Refrigerator Communication failure between the refrigerator’s electronic controls.
- E7Electrolux Refrigerator Circulating temperature failure.
- EHElectrolux Refrigerator Humidity sensor failure.
- OPElectrolux Refrigerator A freezer or fresh food temperature sensor circuit is open.
- SHElectrolux Refrigerator A freezer or fresh food temperature sensor circuit is shorted.
- SY CEElectrolux Refrigerator Communication error at power-up.
- SY CFElectrolux Refrigerator Communication error at power-up.
- SY EFElectrolux Refrigerator Evaporator fan circuit failure.
- F10Electrolux Oven and Range Thermal runaway: the oven is detecting higher-than-normal temperatures (a built-in safety alert).
- F1Electrolux Oven and Range Shorted keypad (touch controls).
- F12Electrolux Oven and Range ‘Micro identification’ fault in the electronic control.
- F13Electrolux Oven and Range EEPROM (control memory) failure.
- F3Electrolux Oven and Range Communication error between electronic controls.
- F30Electrolux Oven and Range Open probe circuit.
- F31Electrolux Oven and Range Shorted probe circuit.
- F40Electrolux Oven and Range Cooktop lock-out.
- F90Electrolux Oven and Range Oven door lock problem.
- – (dash)Electrolux Oven and Range The cooktop/oven controls are locked (Lock feature on; not a fault).
- DEMO MODEElectrolux Oven and Range The oven is in demo (showroom) mode and will not heat.
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What does an appliance error code mean?
An error code is the appliance’s control board telling you which system it detected a problem in, such as water fill, draining, heating, the door lock or a sensor. It points to where to look, not always to the exact failed part, which is why I test before replacing anything.
Can I clear an appliance error code myself?
Sometimes. Many codes come from simple things like a closed water valve, a clogged filter or a door that isn’t latched, and each code page lists the safe check the manufacturer recommends. If the code comes back after that, the appliance needs a diagnosis.
Where do your error code meanings come from?
From each manufacturer’s own support pages, owner’s manuals and tech sheets, checked on October 18, 2026. Every page lists its sources. I left out any code I couldn’t confirm, and meanings can vary by model, so your manual has the final word.
How much does it cost to fix an appliance showing an error code?
My service call is $65 ($125 for stacked washer and dryer units), and it’s waived when you approve the repair. I give you an exact price for parts and labor before any work starts.
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