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- F8 E4Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected water in its drip tray or leak-protection area.
- F8 E5Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a fill-valve-stuck-open condition.
- F9 E1 / F9 E2Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a drain-performance problem: F9 E1 for long drain/not draining, or F9 E2 for a drain-motor error.
- H2OAmana · DishwasherThe dishwasher is not detecting the expected water fill.
- F6 E4Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a water-float-switch condition.
- F7 E2Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a wash-motor error condition.
- F6 E1 / F2 E2Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a user-interface/main-control or main-control communication fault.
- FA E5 / F10 E5Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a diverter-leak condition.
- F6 E3Amana · DishwasherThe dishwasher sensing system detected excessive suds.
- AF / F4 E3 / Check VentAmana · DryerThe dryer detected restricted airflow through the lint-screen or vent system.
- PFAmana · DryerThe dryer detected that the cycle or control power was interrupted.
- L2Amana · DryerThe dryer is not receiving the expected line voltage for normal electric-heater operation.
- ERRAmana · DryerThe dryer cannot confirm normal door closure and latching.
- F2 E2Amana · DryerThe dryer control detected a keypad or control problem.
- F3 E1Amana · DryerThe dryer detected an exhaust-thermistor condition that requires model-specific diagnosis if persistent.
- F3 E2 / F3 E5Amana · DryerThe dryer has completed repeated loads without registering expected moisture-sensor data.
- F1 E3 / F1 E5Amana · DryerThe dryer detected a control-unit or associated-wiring problem.
- E03 / SE / F2 E1 / F2 Q1Amana · MicrowaveAmana identifies E03, SE, F2 E1, and F2 Q1 as user-interface, keypad, or touchpad conditions on applicable over-the-range microwave platforms.
- E21 / E22Amana · MicrowaveAmana states that E21 reports an open thermal-sensor circuit and E22 reports a shorted thermal-sensor circuit to the control board.
- E24Amana · MicrowaveAmana states that E24 means the microwave reached an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- E61 / E62Amana · MicrowaveAmana states that E61 reports an open oven-sensor circuit and E62 reports a shorted oven-sensor circuit to the control board.
- F2 H2Amana · MicrowaveAmana associates F2 H2 with the vent-fan and light-switch input path or its associated wiring.
- F3 H1Amana · MicrowaveAmana associates F3 H1 with the humidity-sensor path or its associated wiring.
- F4 E1Amana · MicrowaveAmana associates F4 E1 with the cavity-temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
- F6 / F6 E0 / F7 / F9Amana · MicrowaveAmana documents F6 as a relay-control execution fault, F6 E0 and F7 as appliance-control execution faults, and F9 as an execution fault that may involve the appliance control board, relay control board, or associated wiring.
- F8 E5Amana · MicrowaveAmana associates F8 E5 with the exhaust-air temperature sensor or its associated wiring.
- DOOR / OPEN/CLOSE DOORAmana · MicrowaveAmana says a DOOR or OPEN/CLOSE DOOR message can appear when the door has remained closed for five minutes or more without a cycle being started, and it can also persist when the door is not fully closing.
- PF / FLASHING :Amana · MicrowaveAmana states that PF or a flashing colon indicates a power failure or that the clock time has been turned off on applicable models.
- F0 E0 / F0E0 / E0 F0 / E0F0Amana · RangeThe electronic oven control cannot recognize what type of problem has occurred.
- F03 / F 03Amana · RangeThe range is reporting an electronic oven control fault family.
- F2 E1 / F2E1 / E1 F2 / E1F2Amana · RangeAmana says F2 E1 can involve the user interface or keypad, the control, or associated wiring; its range guidance also calls for checking that removable grates are installed correctly and level.
- F5 E0 / F5E0 / E0 F5 / E0F5Amana · RangeThe range is reporting a door-latch or door-switch fault family.
- F6 E3 / F6E3 / E3 F6 / E3F6Amana · RangeAmana says there may be a problem with the Appliance Manager or associated wiring.
- F7 E1 / F7E1 / E1 F7 / E1F7Amana · RangeThe range is reporting a fault family that Amana says may involve the door switch or associated wiring.
- F8 / F 8Amana · RangeThe range is reporting a condition associated with the meat-probe connection on supported models.
- F9 / F9 E0 / F9E0 / E0 F9 / E0F9Amana · RangeThe range control detected a power-supply condition it could not accept; Amana warns that persistent F9/F9 E0 can indicate a miswired outlet or electrical connection.
- F8 E1 / LO FLAmana · WasherThe washer is detecting insufficient incoming water flow.
- F9 E1Amana · WasherThe washer is taking too long to drain.
- F8 E2Amana · WasherThe washer detected a dispenser-system problem on a supported model.
- F5 E1Amana · WasherThe washer is not receiving the expected door-switch state.
- F5 E2 / F5 E3Amana · WasherThe washer cannot confirm that the door has locked properly.
- F7 E1Amana · WasherThe washer motor cannot achieve the speed expected for the selected cycle.
- F0 E2 / Sud / SdAmana · WasherThe washer detected excessive suds that can interfere with draining and spinning.
- F0 E1 / rLAmana · WasherThe Clean Washer cycle detected a load or items inside the washer.
- E15Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports water in the base and activated leakage protection.
- E16 / E17Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a water-inflow or filling-system issue.
- E18Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a water-flow issue or water level that is too low.
- E22 / E-22Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that the filter or drain path may be blocked.
- E23Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports an issue with the drain pump.
- E24 / E-24Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that it is not draining properly.
- E25 / E-25Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that the drain pump is blocked or the pump cover is loose or missing.
- E27Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that the house power supply to the unit is too low.
- E01 / E0100Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a heat-pump motor circuit fault at the main control board.
- E02 / E03 / E0103Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a main control board relay fault or error.
- E04 / E0105Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher self-test detected faulty heater electronics.
- E05 / E0106Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a wash-arm diverter circuit fault at the main control board.
- E06 / E8000Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a door-sensor circuit fault or error.
- E09 / E2030Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports an internal heat-pump heater fault or error.
- E10 / E2120Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a Zeolite / CrystalDry chamber heater fault or error.
- E12 / E2060Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports limescale buildup in the heat pump.
- E14Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a flow-meter failure or a water-inflow / filling-system issue.
- E19 / E6900Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a detergent-dispenser solenoid circuit fault or error.
- E07 / E2130Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a fault involving the Zeolite / CrystalDry fan motor.
- E21 / E6002Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that the heat pump is blocked.
- E0110Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports an internal electronics-miscommunication failure.
- E6160Bosch · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that the PowerControl controlled lower spray arm reference position was not found.
- E01 / E02Bosch · DryerThe dryer reports that the lint filter is blocked and needs to be cleaned.
- E06Bosch · DryerThe dryer reports a fault or error in the heating circuit.
- E08 / E09 / E24 / E25 / E28 / E90Bosch · DryerThe dryer reports an electronics fault or error.
- E11 / Er11Bosch · MicrowaveThe touch keys are not operating properly; Bosch notes that condensation on the keypad can be a cause.
- E + number / E-xxBosch · MicrowaveBosch identifies an E followed by a number as a malfunction or fault/error indication.
- E011 / e011Bosch · RangeThe control detected that the touch sensor on the oven control panel is not operating normally.
- dEBosch · RangeDemo Mode is active, allowing controls to operate without normal cooking-zone heating.
- E9000 / E9010 / U400Bosch · RangeThe appliance detected supply voltage outside its normal operating range.
- E9011Bosch · RangeThe appliance detected an electrical connection that does not match the required installation configuration.
- F1 / F6Bosch · RangeA cooking zone overheated and protective logic switched it off.
- F2 / F4 / E7015Bosch · RangeThe induction electronics overheated and protective logic disabled the affected cooking zone.
- F5Bosch · RangeThe range detected excessive heat near the control panel from nearby cookware and may reduce or stop a cooking zone.
- F8 + H/hBosch · RangeThe automatic time limitation triggered and stopped heating because the cooking zone had been running too long without interaction.
- E02Bosch · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator reports an icemaker fault or a communication issue involving the ice and water system controls.
- E03Bosch · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator reports a dispenser user-interface fault or error.
- E16 / F16Bosch · WasherThe washer reports that the door is not locked properly or is open.
- E17 / F17 / F29Bosch · WasherThe washer reports that water supply time has been exceeded or water flow is too low.
- E18 / F18Bosch · WasherThe washer reports a blocked or kinked drain path, or a blocked pump condition.
- E23 / F23Bosch · WasherThe Bosch washer reports that AquaStop or leakage protection has activated.
- CLBosch · WasherChild Lock is activated on the Bosch washer.
- Soap bubbles iconBosch · WasherThe washer reports that detergent dosage is too high.
- E0DELLA · Mini-SplitE0 concerns communication between the indoor and outdoor units on IF/TL/TP, but indoor-unit overcurrent protection on JA/JPB.
- E2DELLA · Mini-SplitE2 concerns the indoor coil temperature sensor on IF/TL/TP, but the outdoor coil temperature sensor on JA/JPB.
- E3DELLA · Mini-SplitE3 concerns the outdoor coil temperature sensor on IF/TL/TP, but the indoor coil temperature sensor on JA/JPB.
- E4DELLA · Mini-SplitDepending on the DELLA series, E4 reports either an abnormal cooling-system condition or an indoor-unit fan motor error.
- i20Electrolux · DishwasherThe dishwasher did not drain completely or is not draining properly.
- i40Electrolux · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a clogged filter or sump condition.
- CL / CdElectrolux · DishwasherThe dishwasher has not recognized the door as successfully closed and latched.
- Hd / HOElectrolux · DishwasherThe dishwasher is in Heat Delay or Heater On mode while it brings the wash water toward the required temperature.
- PFElectrolux · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that electrical power was interrupted.
- 01-24Electrolux · DishwasherThe Delay Start option is active and the display is showing the remaining hours before the selected cycle begins.
- E42Electrolux · DryerThe dryer is reading the door as open or not fully closed.
- H4 / B4Electrolux · DryerThe dryer detected an installation wiring condition that Electrolux identifies as incorrect wiring.
- EF1Electrolux · DryerThe dryer detected restricted ventilation or exhaust airflow.
- MuteElectrolux · DryerThe dryer sound or alarm-chime setting is muted.
- ADElectrolux · DryerThe dryer is indicating or using an Auto Dry setting.
- E4Electrolux · DryerThe dryer detected a humidity/moisture-sensing fault.
- H2 / B2Electrolux · DryerThe dryer detected a power-supply condition outside normal operation.
- F1Electrolux · RangeThe range control reported the F1 Shorted Key Pad condition.
- F10Electrolux · RangeThe oven detected a higher-than-normal temperature condition that Electrolux labels Thermal Runaway.
- F12Electrolux · RangeThe appliance control reported the F12 Micro Identification condition.
- F13Electrolux · RangeThe control reported the F13 electronic memory/control condition described by Electrolux.
- F3 / F20 / F26Electrolux · RangeThe appliance reported a communication error within its electronic control system.
- F30Electrolux · RangeThe control reported an open-probe condition.
- F31Electrolux · RangeThe control reported a shorted-probe condition.
- F40 / F41Electrolux · RangeThe appliance reported the F40/F41 Cooktop Lock Out condition.
- F90 / F91 / F92 / F93 / F94Electrolux · RangeThe appliance reported a problem in the oven door-lock system.
- H / HIElectrolux · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator or freezer has remained above the model-defined safe temperature threshold long enough to trigger a high-temperature alert.
- PF / Power FailureElectrolux · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator detected that electrical power was interrupted or restored after an outage or surge.
- SB SB / SbElectrolux · RefrigeratorSabbath Mode is enabled, changing normal lighting, dispenser, alarm, or control-panel behavior on applicable models.
- 77 77Electrolux · RefrigeratorDemo Mode is active, allowing the display to operate for showroom use without normal functional operation.
- DI SP / DISPElectrolux · RefrigeratorIce is jammed in the dispenser chute or ice-bin area long enough to trigger the dispenser alert.
- Door AjarElectrolux · RefrigeratorA refrigerator or freezer door has remained open long enough to trigger the door-ajar alarm.
- E11Electrolux · WasherThe washer did not fill with water within the expected time during the washing phase.
- E21Electrolux · WasherThe washer took longer than expected to pump water out.
- E35Electrolux · WasherThe washer detected or reported an overfill condition.
- E41Electrolux · WasherThe washer control is reading the door as open.
- E42Electrolux · WasherThe washer is not recognizing normal door-lock engagement.
- HO SEElectrolux · WasherThe washer detected hot and cold water supplies connected to the opposite inlets.
- LOCElectrolux · WasherControl Lock is active and normal cycle controls are intentionally locked.
- SU dSElectrolux · WasherThe washer detected too many suds and entered oversuds protection.
- i20Frigidaire · DishwasherThe dishwasher did not drain completely or is not draining properly.
- i40Frigidaire · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a clogged filter or sump condition.
- CL / CdFrigidaire · DishwasherThe dishwasher door has not been successfully closed and latched.
- Hd / HOFrigidaire · DishwasherThe dishwasher is in Heat Delay or Heater On mode.
- PFFrigidaire · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a loss of power.
- 01-24Frigidaire · DishwasherThe delayed-start option has been activated.
- F1Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire labels F1 as a shorted keypad condition.
- F10Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire says F10 indicates the oven is detecting higher-than-normal temperatures; current range documentation calls the condition Thermal Runaway.
- F12Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire labels F12 as a Micro Identification condition.
- F13Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire identifies F13 as an electronic control-memory related condition; current support pages use the labels EEPROM Failure and E Prompt Failure.
- F3 / F20 / F26Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire groups F3, F20, and F26 under Communication Error in its current range error-code overview.
- F30Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire labels F30 as an Open Probe condition.
- F31Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire labels F31 as a Shorted Probe condition.
- F40 / F41Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire labels F40 and F41 as Cooktop Lock Out conditions.
- F90 / F91 / F92 / F93 / F94Frigidaire · RangeFrigidaire groups F90 through F94 as oven door-lock issue codes.
- PFFrigidaire · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator reports that power was interrupted.
- H / HIFrigidaire · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator or freezer temperature is above the documented alert threshold.
- Door AjarFrigidaire · RefrigeratorA refrigerator or freezer door has been open long enough to trigger the door-ajar alert.
- SB / SbFrigidaire · RefrigeratorSabbath Mode is active on the refrigerator.
- DI SP / DISPFrigidaire · RefrigeratorIce has been detected as jammed in the dispenser chute or dispenser area.
- SY CF / SY CE / SY EF / OP / SHFrigidaire · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator is displaying a Frigidaire service-directed code family.
- ASFrigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe control is not receiving the expected room-temperature thermistor signal.
- ESFrigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe control detected a problem with the indoor defrost temperature signal or humidity-sensor signal.
- HSFrigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe control is not receiving the expected signal from the air-discharge thermistor circuit.
- P1Frigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe unit detected that the bottom condensate tray has reached its full condition.
- F1Frigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe unit entered a freeze-protection state to protect against an excessively cold or icing condition.
- F2Frigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe unit detected a freeze-protection condition and needs time to defrost.
- ECFrigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe air-conditioner control detected a communication problem within the system.
- LCFrigidaire · Room Air ConditionerThe system is not confirming expected communication between its indoor and outdoor sections or units.
- E1Frigidaire · WasherWater is not entering the washer or fill time is too slow.
- E2Frigidaire · WasherWater takes too long to drain or is not draining properly.
- E3Frigidaire · WasherThe washer lid is open or the lid lock did not operate as expected.
- E4Frigidaire · WasherThe load is out of balance during spin.
- E5Frigidaire · WasherThe washer is not level.
- F2Frigidaire · WasherThere is too much soap or the wrong type of soap, often with suds leaking or overflowing.
- F1GE · MicrowaveGE defines F1 as an open thermal sensor condition due to excessive heat in the microwave cavity.
- F2GE · MicrowaveGE defines F2 as a shorted thermal sensor.
- F3GE · MicrowaveGE defines F3 as a shorted touch pad panel.
- F4GE · MicrowaveGE defines F4 as an open humidity sensor.
- F5GE · MicrowaveGE defines F5 as a shorted humidity sensor.
- F6GE · MicrowaveGE defines F6 as a shorted temperature probe.
- F10GE · MicrowaveGE defines F10 as a shorted touch screen.
- ProbeGE · MicrowaveGE says Probe can mean an open temperature probe or that the probe is not plugged in during a temperature-cook function.
- PF / 888 / 8888GE · MicrowaveGE describes PF, 888, and 8888 as displays that can appear after initial installation or restoration of power rather than automatically indicating a failed component.
- 18 power watch code / 18GE · MicrowaveGE says the 18 power watch code indicates an issue with the electronic control in the microwave.
- F350GE · RangeGE says this usually indicates an issue with the upper cooling-fan circuit or an obstruction in the cooling fan.
- F2 / F20GE · RangeThe oven temperature exceeded a preset threshold for an undetermined reason.
- F3 / F4GE · RangeGE says these codes usually indicate an oven-sensor problem.
- F9 / FCGE · RangeGE says a component has failed somewhere in the oven door-lock circuit.
- Bad LineGE · RangePower is reaching the appliance, but the range or wall oven has not been wired correctly.
- 1H / 2HGE Appliances · DishwasherThe dishwasher is showing a delayed-start time rather than a repair fault.
- C1GE Appliances · DishwasherThe pump-out during drain exceeded the documented time.
- C2GE Appliances · DishwasherThe total pump-out time exceeded the documented limit.
- C3GE Appliances · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that it will not drain.
- FTD / F56GE Appliances · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a failure to drain.
- LEAK DETECTEDGE Appliances · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that a possible leak has been detected.
- Check VentGE Appliances · DryerThe dryer has detected low outgoing airflow and alerts that the exhaust vent is blocked.
- 353 / F353GE Appliances · DryerThe Combo reports that its lint filter is clogged, most often with fabric-softener residue.
- FFGE Appliances · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator warns that frozen food may be thawing because freezer temperature is too high.
- PFGE Appliances · RefrigeratorPower to the refrigerator has been interrupted.
- CIGE Appliances · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator asks you to check icemaker operation.
- DEGE Appliances · RefrigeratorDemo or showroom mode may be active, leaving controls or lights available while cooling is disabled.
- dEGE Appliances · RefrigeratorOn the GE generic electronic-dispenser code table, dE means the defrost system did not operate properly in the last 24 hours.
- CCGE Appliances · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator temperature is incorrect.
- H2O SupplyGE Appliances · WasherThe washer cannot sense the expected water level or water supply condition.
- Spin light blinking / bALAnCINgGE Appliances · WasherThe washer is trying to correct or report an out-of-balance load condition.
- Lid / Lid Locked lightGE Appliances · WasherThe washer is reporting a lid-open, lid-locked, or lid-use condition depending on the model message.
- dEGE Appliances · WasherThe lid has been opened, causing the washer to pause.
- UEGE Appliances · WasherThe laundry load is unbalanced.
- FEGE Appliances · WasherWater has reached a critical level.
- 18GE Appliances · WasherThe drain pump filter needs to be cleaned because the Combo is not draining normally.
- F8 E4JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected water in the drip tray or leak-protection area.
- F9 E1JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher did not complete draining within the expected time.
- F8 E1 / H2OJennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher is not detecting the expected incoming water during fill.
- F8 E5JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected a fill condition consistent with the water inlet valve remaining open when it should not.
- F7 E2JennAir · DishwasherThe control detected a wash-motor operating fault.
- F6 E1 / F2 E2JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected a control or communication fault involving the user interface and main-control system.
- F4 E3JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected a fault in the heating-function category.
- F6 E4JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected a water-float or overfill-switch condition.
- F2 E1JennAir · DishwasherThe control detected a keypad or console input that is not behaving normally.
- FA E5 / F10 E5JennAir · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected a leak condition associated with the diverter system.
- E03JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says E03 means the keypad or user interface reported a problem to the control board.
- E24JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says E24 is displayed when the oven reaches an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- E61 / E62JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says E61 is an open oven-sensor circuit condition and E62 is a shorted oven-sensor circuit condition reported to the control board.
- F2H2JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says F2H2 can involve the vent-fan and light-switch input path or its associated wiring.
- F3H1JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says F3H1 can indicate a problem with the humidity sensor or its associated wiring.
- F3T4JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says F3T4 can involve the magnetron temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
- F4E1 / F4 E1JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says F4E1 can indicate a problem with the cavity-temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
- F1E4 / F6E0 / F7JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says these codes can appear when the microwave cannot execute a function and may involve the appliance control or associated wiring.
- F7 E9 / F7E9JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says a blocked upper vent door can contribute to F7 E9 because the microwave may overheat.
- F8E5JennAir · MicrowaveJennAir says F8E5 can involve the exhaust-air temperature sensor or associated wiring.
- F9 / F9 E0 / F9E0JennAir · MicrowaveThe exact meaning depends on the microwave platform: over-the-range F9 can point to an execution/control path, while built-in F9/F9 E0 can point to the home electrical supply or installation.
- DOOR / OPEN/CLOSE DOORJennAir · MicrowaveThe control is asking for a normal door open-and-close action before it will accept a new start command.
- F0 E0JennAir · RangeThe electronic oven control cannot recognize what type of problem has occurred.
- F2 E1JennAir · RangeJennAir says the user interface or keypad, control, or associated wiring may be involved.
- F5 E3JennAir · RangeJennAir says the main oven door latch assembly, door switch, or associated wiring may be involved.
- F6 E0JennAir · RangeJennAir says there may be a problem with the oven control, Appliance Manager, or associated wiring.
- F7 E1JennAir · RangeJennAir says there may be a problem with the door switch or associated wiring.
- F8 E0JennAir · RangeThe oven detected cooling-fan speed that is too low; JennAir lists an airflow restriction, oven cooling fan, or associated wiring as possible areas.
- F9 / F9 E0JennAir · RangeThe home outlet or appliance electrical connection may be miswired; JennAir also notes certain power disturbances or key input during power-up can produce the display.
- FC E8JennAir · RangeJennAir identifies FC E8 as a registration error that can appear when the SAID is entered incorrectly or the wrong appliance type or model is selected.
- FC E9JennAir · RangeJennAir says the Wi-Fi Power Module or associated wiring may be involved.
- PF / PF id=27 / PF id=30JennAir · RangeThe cooking appliance detected a power failure.
- F8 E4KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected water in the drip tray or leak-protection area on a supported model.
- F9 E1KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a long-drain or not-draining condition.
- H2OKitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher is not detecting the expected water supply during fill.
- F6 E3KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher sensing system detected excessive suds.
- F7 E2KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher control detected a wash-motor error condition.
- F6 E1KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a user-interface or main-control error condition.
- F4 E3KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher control detected a heating error condition.
- FA E5 / F10 E5KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected a diverter-leak condition on a supported model.
- F1 E1KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher control reports a control-module fault condition.
- F1 E2 / F2 E2KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a main-control communication error on a supported model.
- F3 E2KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a thermistor or OWI sensor fault condition.
- F4 E2KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher control detected a heating-system fault condition.
- F6 E4KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a water-float-switch condition on a supported model.
- F8 E5KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that the fill valve is stuck open on a supported model.
- F9 E2KitchenAid · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a drain-motor error condition.
- E03KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says E03 means the keypad or user interface reported a problem to the control board.
- E24KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says E24 is displayed when the oven reaches an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C).
- F2H1KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says F2H1 can indicate a problem with the vent fan and light switch on the lower-left front side panel or its associated wiring.
- F3T4KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says F3T4 can involve the magnetron temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
- F4E1 / F4 E1KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says F4E1 can indicate a cavity-temperature thermistor problem or associated wiring on over-the-range microwaves.
- F6KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says F6 can occur when the oven cannot execute a function and may involve the relay control board or associated wiring.
- F7KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says F7 can occur when the microwave cannot execute a function and may involve the appliance control board or associated wiring.
- E61KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid says E61 means the oven sensor circuit reported an open condition to the control board.
- F9 / F9E0 / F9 E0KitchenAid · MicrowaveKitchenAid documents model-dependent F9 meanings: an execution/control fault on some over-the-range microwaves, and an electrical-supply or installation-related condition for F9/F9E0 on some built-in microwaves.
- F9 / F9 E0KitchenAid · RangeKitchenAid says the home outlet or appliance electrical connection may be miswired. The code can also appear after certain power disturbances or interaction during power-up.
- PF / PF id=27 / PF id=30KitchenAid · RangeThe cooking appliance detected a power failure.
- LOC / Lock / LockedKitchenAid · RangeControl Lock is activated, intentionally disabling normal control input and, on some models, locking the oven door.
- SAB / Sab / 5AB / 5A6KitchenAid · RangeSabbath Mode is active.
- F2 E1KitchenAid · RangeKitchenAid says there may be a problem involving the user interface or keypad, the control, or associated wiring.
- F6 E0 / F6 E1KitchenAid · RangeKitchenAid describes F6 E0 as potentially involving the oven control, appliance manager, or associated wiring, and F6 E1 as potentially involving the appliance manager or associated wiring.
- FC E9KitchenAid · RangeKitchenAid says there may be a problem with the Wi-Fi power module or associated wiring.
- Lo / PreKitchenAid · RangeThe oven temperature is still low or the oven is preheating; KitchenAid notes that some models show Lo/Pre below about 170°F before switching to the rising temperature display.
- IELG · DishwasherLG says IE appears when the dishwasher does not receive the specified amount of water.
- OELG · DishwasherLG says OE appears when the dishwasher is not draining properly.
- AE / E1 / FELG · DishwasherLG associates this family with leakage, overfilling, or water supplied beyond the standard amount.
- HELG · DishwasherLG says HE indicates a heater error, including water not being heated or water overheated above the documented threshold.
- LE / CELG · DishwasherLG identifies LE or CE as a motor error involving the cleaning motor or related motor circuit.
- tE / TELG · DishwasherLG identifies tE as a thermal or temperature-sensor error.
- d75 / d80 / d90 / d95LG · DryerLG associates d75, d80, d90, and d95 with restricted exhaust airflow; on a gas dryer, d80 may instead indicate a lack of gas supply.
- dELG · DryerThe dryer door is not completely closed.
- nPLG · DryerThe dryer is not detecting current at the heater.
- PSLG · DryerThe dryer detected improper voltage associated with the power cord.
- HSLG · DryerThe dryer detected an error involving the humidity sensor.
- PFLG · DryerPF commonly appears after a power outage.
- F0 / Insert FilterLG · DryerThe dryer is not detecting the lint filter in its expected position.
- tE1 / tE3LG · DryerThe dryer detected a problem involving temperature sensing through its thermistor system.
- tE2LG · DryerThe dryer detected a temperature-sensing condition that LG notes can be associated with cold operating conditions or cold air entering through the exhaust path.
- E13LG · DryerThe hybrid condensing dryer detected a drain problem involving the drain hose or sump-water condition.
- F3LG · MicrowaveLG says an F3 error on applicable lightwave ovens can occur when foreign substances are around the touch-button panel.
- L / LocLG · MicrowaveLG documents L, Loc, or a lock icon as an indication that Child Lock or Control Lock is enabled on applicable models.
- PFLG · RangeLG says PF means power has been interrupted to the appliance.
- HSLG · RangeLG says HS indicates the cooktop temperature is above 150°F and is not an error code.
- SbLG · RangeLG says Sb indicates Sabbath Mode and is not an error code.
- F1 / F2LG · RangeLG says F1 and F2 indicate an upper oven thermistor error.
- F6 / F9 / F19LG · RangeLG identifies F6 as an upper-oven heating error, F9 as the upper oven not heating properly, and F19 as an oven heating error.
- F10 / F20LG · RangeLG says F10/F20 indicate a door-locking system failure in the upper or lower oven respectively.
- F11 / F38LG · RangeLG identifies F11 as a communication error and F38 as a communication error between the main board and inverter.
- F42LG · RangeLG says F42 indicates a voltage error.
- F3LG · RangeLG says F3 indicates a touch pad sensor key error.
- F4 / F5LG · RangeLG says F4 and F5 indicate a lower oven thermistor error.
- F7 / F17 / F45 / F46LG · RangeLG identifies F7 as an upper convection fan error, F17 as a convection fan error, and F45/F46 as fan errors.
- F8 / F18LG · RangeLG says F8 and F18 indicate an oven meat probe error.
- F16LG · RangeLG says F16 indicates an oven sensor issue.
- F21 / F22 / F24 / F25LG · RangeLG says F21, F22, F24, and F25 indicate a steam sensor failure.
- F27LG · RangeLG says F27 indicates that the cooling fan stalled or locked during Self Clean.
- F33 / F34LG · RangeLG says F33 and F34 indicate a front induction burner temperature sensor error.
- F36LG · RangeLG says F36 indicates a transistor error.
- F51 / F52LG · RangeLG says F51 indicates a griddle sensor error and F52 indicates that a griddle sensor short was detected.
- F56 / F59LG · RangeLG says F56 indicates a griddle heating error and F59 indicates that the griddle is not heating properly.
- F62LG · RangeLG says F62 indicates a sous-vide temperature sensor error.
- F69LG · RangeLG says F69 indicates that the sous-vide feature is not heating properly.
- FF / E FF / Er FFLG · RefrigeratorLG identifies FF as a freezer fan motor abnormality; ice or frost around the fan can also prevent normal fan operation.
- rF / E rF / Er rFLG · RefrigeratorLG identifies rF as a refrigerator-compartment fan motor abnormality.
- dH / F dH / r dH / Er dHLG · RefrigeratorLG identifies dH as a defrosting failure: the expected compartment temperature was not detected during defrost.
- IF / F1LG · RefrigeratorLG identifies IF or F1 as a problem with the refrigerator ice-maker fan; frost or ice buildup around that fan can sometimes be involved.
- CO / E CO / Er COLG · RefrigeratorLG identifies CO as a communication error between the main board and the display.
- 67LG · RefrigeratorLG identifies 67 as a problem with a gap in the door or an object inside the refrigerator restricting the door from closing properly.
- OELG · WasherThe washer was unable to drain the water used during the cycle.
- IELG · WasherThe washer did not fill to an adequate water level within the expected time.
- UE / UbLG · WasherThe washer is having difficulty balancing the load.
- dE / dE1 / dE2LG · WasherdE means the washer was unable to lock the door. LG describes dE and dE1 as a door that is not closed properly, while dE2 means the door is closed but not locked.
- LELG · WasherThe washer tub failed to spin.
- FELG · WasherThe washer detected a water-overfilling condition.
- tELG · WasherThe washer detected a heating-related error.
- CELG · WasherThe washer reported an over-current condition in the electrical circuit of the motor.
- SudLG · WasherThe washer detected excessive suds.
- PE / E33LG · WasherThe washer reported a water-level sensing condition.
- PFLG · WasherPower to the washer was interrupted during a cycle.
- AELG · WasherThe washer reported a possible leakage condition associated with its flood-prevention safety mechanism.
- CLLG · WasherControl Lock / Child Lock is enabled, so most washer controls are intentionally disabled.
- tCL / tcLLG · WasherThe washer is reminding the owner that it is time to run the model-supported Tub Clean / Tub Sterilization cycle.
- F8 E4Maytag · DishwasherA Maytag dishwasher display using F8 E4 reports water detected in the drip tray.
- F7 E2Maytag · DishwasherA Maytag dishwasher display using F7 E2 reports a wash-motor error.
- F9 E1Maytag · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a long-drain or not-draining condition.
- F6 E1Maytag · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a user-interface or main-control communication error.
- H2OMaytag · DishwasherA Maytag dishwasher display using H2O means the appliance is not detecting water.
- F6 E3Maytag · DishwasherThe dishwasher sensing system detected excessive suds.
- AF / F4 E3Maytag · DryerThe Maytag dryer reports restricted airflow.
- L2Maytag · DryerThe Maytag electric dryer reports low or no line voltage to the heater circuit.
- PFMaytag · DryerThe Maytag drying cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
- LocMaytag · DryerControl Lock is enabled, so the dryer will not start or operate normally.
- F3 E2Maytag · DryerThe Maytag dryer did not register moisture-sensor data across consecutive automatic loads.
- F2 E4Maytag · DryerThe Maytag dryer reports a possible user-interface or associated-wiring issue.
- SE / F2 E1 / F2 Q1Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag identifies SE, F2 E1, and F2 Q1 as user-interface, keypad, or touchpad conditions on applicable over-the-range microwave models.
- F2 H2Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag associates F2 H2 with the vent-fan and light-switch input path or its associated wiring.
- F3 H1Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag associates F3 H1 with the humidity-sensor path or its associated wiring.
- F4 E1Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag associates F4 E1 with the cavity-temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
- E24Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag states that E24 means the microwave reached an overheat condition of 500°F (260°C) on applicable models.
- F7 E9Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag directs owners with F7 E9 to check whether the upper vent door can open and close freely because an external blockage can contribute to overheating.
- F8 E5Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag associates F8 E5 with the exhaust-air temperature sensor path or its associated wiring.
- F1 E1 / F1 E4 / F6 / F6 E0 / F9Maytag · MicrowaveMaytag documents F1 E1, F1 E4, F6, F6 E0, and F9 as electronic execution/control-path faults that may involve the relay control board, appliance control board, or associated wiring depending on the exact display and model.
- DOOR / OPEN/CLOSE DOORMaytag · MicrowaveMaytag states that a DOOR or OPEN/CLOSE DOOR message can appear after the door has remained closed for five minutes or more without the microwave being started, and can also persist when the door is not fully closing.
- F9 / F9 E0 / F9E0 / E0 F9 / E0F9Maytag · RangeMaytag says the home outlet or appliance electrical connection may be miswired; certain power disturbances or keypad input during power-up can also produce the display.
- PF / PF id=27 / PF id=30Maytag · RangeThe cooking appliance detected a power failure.
- LOC / Lock / LockedMaytag · RangeThe Maytag cooking appliance’s Control Lock has been activated.
- POMaytag · RefrigeratorThe freezer temperature rose after refrigerator power was interrupted.
- FMaytag · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator display is showing a flashing F-code condition.
- Temperature AlarmMaytag · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator or freezer temperature rose above the documented alarm threshold.
- Door AlarmMaytag · RefrigeratorA refrigerator door or freezer drawer has been open long enough to trigger the door-ajar alert.
- COOLING OFFMaytag · RefrigeratorCooling is turned off, so the refrigerator and freezer will not cool.
- H2OMaytag · RefrigeratorThe water-filter status light indicates filter attention is needed.
- Sud / SdMaytag · WasherThe washer detected excessive suds and may pause or run a suds-reduction routine.
- F5 E2Maytag · WasherThe washer door is not locking properly.
- F7 E1Maytag · WasherThe washer reports a motor-speed sensing error.
- F8 E1 / LO FLMaytag · WasherThe washer senses low water flow.
- F8 E2Maytag · WasherThe washer reports a dispenser-system problem on select models.
- F9 E1Maytag · WasherDrain time is longer than expected.
- F0 E1 / rL / F0 E7Maytag · WasherThe washer detected clothing or another load while the Clean Washer cycle was selected.
- F0 E4Maytag · WasherThe washer sensed incoming water that is hotter than expected for the selected supply path.
- F0 E5Maytag · WasherThe washer detected a load that it could not balance normally for the expected spin.
- F8 E3Maytag · WasherThe washer detected too much water or foam in the tub or a related overflow condition.
- 4C / 4ESamsung · DishwasherSamsung identifies 4C and 4E as water supply errors: the dishwasher is not getting water at the pressure or temperature it needs.
- 5C / SC / 5E / SESamsung · DishwasherSamsung identifies this family as a drain error: the dishwasher cannot drain.
- LC / LESamsung · DishwasherSamsung says LC or LE means the dishwasher leak sensor detects moisture; the dishwasher may turn itself on and try to drain water away.
- OC / 0C / oESamsung · DishwasherSamsung identifies OC, 0C, and oE as over-level water errors: there is more water in the dishwasher than there should be.
- bE / 6ESamsung · DishwasherSamsung identifies bE and 6E as button errors: the panel detects a stuck button.
- HESamsung · DishwasherSamsung says HE means the temperature inside the dishwasher is being detected incorrectly.
- 3CSamsung · DishwasherSamsung says the dishwasher detected a pump operation problem.
- 3ESamsung · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected incoming water that is too hot.
- 7E / 7CSamsung · DishwasherThe WaterWall reflector is unable to move as expected.
- 9ESamsung · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected that there is not enough water in the tub.
- CESamsung · DishwasherThe control panel is unable to communicate correctly with the rest of the dishwasher.
- PCSamsung · DishwasherThe Zone Wash function is not operating correctly.
- PESamsung · DishwasherThe Half Load function is not operating correctly.
- tESamsung · DishwasherThe dishwasher is detecting its internal temperature incorrectly.
- 1E / IESamsung · DishwasherThe dishwasher detected either restricted filter flow on a WaterWall model or an excessive-temperature heater condition on a rotary model.
- 9C1 / 9E / 2E / 9E1Samsung · DryerThe dryer detected something abnormal with the voltage being supplied to it.
- bE / bE2 / bC2 / 6E / 6E2 / 6C2Samsung · DryerThe dryer detected a control-panel button as stuck or continuously pressed.
- dC / dE / dF / do / d0 / 1 DC / 1 dFSamsung · DryerThe dryer detected a problem related to the door, its latch, or the sensors that determine whether the door is secured correctly.
- tS / t5 / tC / tO / t0 / tE / tE3 / tC5 / tCS / 1 tC / 1tC5 / 1tCSSamsung · DryerThe dryer detected an issue with temperature or with the sensors that measure it.
- HC / hE / HC4 / 1 HCSamsung · DryerSamsung generally associates this family with a dryer getting too hot, but in some electric-dryer cases it can occur when the heater is not hot enough because of low supplied voltage.
- Clg / Cl9 / Cg / C9 / C80 / C8o / C8 / C90 / C9o / CtSamsung · DryerThe dryer reported a Vent Blockage test result; some listed results indicate vent restriction, while Ct indicates that the dryer temperature is outside the test range.
- dnSamsung · DryerA firmware download or installation is in progress; dn is an update-status message rather than a normal repair fault code.
- CLSamsung · DryerChild Lock is enabled and is intentionally limiting control-panel input.
- -SE- / SESamsung · MicrowaveSamsung identifies -SE- as a key-short error.
- TESamsung · MicrowaveSamsung identifies TE as a touch-communication error.
- C-10 / C-11 / C-12Samsung · MicrowaveSamsung groups C-10, C-11, and C-12 as errors involving the gas, Easy, or pH sensor system on applicable microwave models.
- C-20 / C-21 / C-22 / E-21 / E-22 / E-23 / E-24 / E-25 / E-26Samsung · MicrowaveSamsung lists C-20 through C-22 as temperature-sensor errors and E-21 through E-26 as temperature-sensor or abnormal-temperature conditions.
- C-70 / C-71 / C-72 / E-71 / E-72Samsung · MicrowaveSamsung identifies C-70 through C-72 as steam-sensor errors and E-71/E-72 as open or short steam-sensor conditions.
- C-d0 / C-d1 / C-d2 / E-36 / E-47Samsung · MicrowaveSamsung groups C-d0 through C-d2 as door or key errors and separately lists E-36 and E-47 as door-open errors.
- C-F0 / C-F1 / C-F2 / E-81 / E-82 / E-83Samsung · MicrowaveSamsung lists C-F0 through C-F2 and E-81 through E-83 as communication-related microwave errors.
- E-61 / E-62 / E-63Samsung · MicrowaveSamsung identifies E-61 through E-63 as humidity-sensor errors, including open, short, and maximum-time conditions.
- CFSamsung · Mini-SplitOn an applicable Samsung indoor air conditioner, CF is a filter-cleaning reminder and filter-reset indicator, not proof of a component failure.
- dFSamsung · Mini-SplitOn an applicable Samsung heat-pump air conditioner in Heat mode, dF indicates automatic outdoor-unit defrost and is not itself a defect.
- C-24 / C24Samsung · RangeThe temperature sensor detected the oven temperature rising faster than normal.
- bAd LinE / Bad LineSamsung · RangeThe power connection is not connected properly.
- tESt / tE5tSamsung · RangeThe range is in Demo Mode, so the oven and electric cooktop will not heat. Samsung notes that gas cooktops may still ignite.
- doorSamsung · RangeThe oven does not detect the door as closed.
- -dE- / -dC- / dE / dCSamsung · RangeOn supported Samsung Twin Mode ovens, the partition is not installed or detected correctly.
- 21ESamsung · RefrigeratorSamsung identifies 21E as a freezer fan error: the electronics are not sensing rotational feedback from the fan when it should be turning.
- 22E / 22CSamsung · RefrigeratorSamsung identifies 22E and 22C as a fridge fan error.
- PC ER / PC CHSamsung · RefrigeratorSamsung identifies PC ER and PC CH as communication errors between components in the refrigerator.
- 88 88 / 83E / 85E / 86ESamsung · RefrigeratorSamsung groups these as voltage or power errors that can occur after a power surge, brownout, or other electrical anomaly.
- 85CSamsung · RefrigeratorSamsung says 85C on Family Hub is triggered by low voltage detected on the power source and could be caused by a brief power outage.
- 76CSamsung · RefrigeratorSamsung links 76C or a blinking Autofill indicator to water detected in the Autofill compartment.
- 4C / 1 4C / nF / 4ESamsung · WasherWater is not entering the washer correctly.
- 4C2 / 4E2 / CE / 14C2 / nF1Samsung · WasherWater entering through the cold-water supply is extremely hot, commonly because the supply hoses are reversed.
- 5C / 5E / SC / SE / nd / 1 5CSamsung · WasherWater is not draining at the correct speed or at all.
- OC / 0C / OE / 0E / 1 OC / 1 0CSamsung · WasherThe washer reports too much water in the tub.
- SUd / 5UD / Sd / 5d / SUdS / 5Ud5Samsung · WasherThe washer detected excessive suds and temporarily paused to let them dissipate.
- Ub / U6 / Ur / UE / 1 Ub / 1U6Samsung · WasherThe load is unbalanced inside the tub.
- CbSamsung · WasherThe washer is in Calibration mode or ready to begin calibration; Cb is not, by itself, an error condition.
- dnSamsung · WasherThe washer is downloading or installing software; dn is an update-status message rather than a normal repair fault code.
- dS / d5 / FL / LO / L0 / dE / dE1 / dE2 / dC / dC1 / dL / 1 dC / 1dC4 / 1dC1Samsung · WasherThe washer does not detect the door as closed and locked as expected.
- 1E / LE / 1C / LC / LC1 / 1 1C / 1 LCSamsung · WasherThe washer detected moisture where it should not be or reported a related water-level sensing condition.
- CLSamsung · WasherChild Lock is enabled and is intentionally limiting controls; on many front-load models it can also keep the door locked.
- F8 E4Whirlpool · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports water detected in the drip tray.
- F7 E2Whirlpool · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a wash-motor error.
- F9 E1Whirlpool · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports that draining is taking too long or not happening correctly.
- F6 E1Whirlpool · DishwasherThe dishwasher reports a user-interface or main-control error.
- H2OWhirlpool · DishwasherThe dishwasher is not detecting water.
- F6 E3Whirlpool · DishwasherThe dishwasher may have excessive suds.
- AF / F4 E3Whirlpool · DryerThe dryer reports restricted airflow.
- L2Whirlpool · DryerThe dryer reports low or no line voltage to the heater circuit.
- PFWhirlpool · DryerThe drying cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
- F3 E2Whirlpool · DryerThe dryer did not register moisture-sensor data across consecutive automatic loads.
- F2 E4Whirlpool · DryerThe dryer reports a possible user-interface or associated-wiring issue.
- F72 / F73 / F74 / F75 / F76 / F77 / F78Whirlpool · DryerThe dryer reports a grouped F72 through F78 fault condition.
- F2 E1 / F2 Q1Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool identifies F2 E1 and F2 Q1 as user-interface or keypad conditions on applicable over-the-range microwave models.
- F3 T1Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool associates F3 T1 with the user-interface thermistor or its associated wiring.
- F3 T2Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool associates F3 T2 with the convection thermistor or its associated wiring.
- F4 E1Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool associates F4 E1 with the cavity-temperature thermistor or its associated wiring.
- E11Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool states that E11 means the gas sensor reported a problem to the control board.
- E61Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool states that E61 means the oven sensor circuit reported an open condition to the control board.
- F7Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool states that F7 means the microwave could not execute the requested function and may involve the appliance control board or associated wiring.
- F7 E9Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool directs owners with F7 E9 to check whether the upper vent door can open and close freely because a blocked vent can contribute to overheating.
- F9Whirlpool · MicrowaveWhirlpool states that F9 means the microwave could not execute the function and may involve the appliance control board, relay control board, or associated wiring.
- F9 / F9 E0 / F9E0 / E0 F9 / E0F9Whirlpool · RangeWhirlpool says the home outlet or electrical connection to the cooking appliance may be miswired. It may also appear after certain power disturbances or improper interaction during power-up.
- PF / PF id=27 / PF id=30Whirlpool · RangeThe appliance detected a power failure.
- F0 E0 / F0E0 / E0 F0 / E0F0Whirlpool · RangeThe electronic oven control cannot recognize what type of problem has occurred.
- F1 E0 / F1E0 / E0 F1 / E0F1Whirlpool · RangeThe oven is reporting a fault that Whirlpool says may involve the user interface or touchpad, the control, or associated wiring.
- F1 E1 / F1E1 / E1 F1 / E1F1Whirlpool · RangeWhirlpool says the fault may involve the Oven Appliance Manager Control or associated wiring.
- F2 E1 / F2E1 / E1 F2 / E1F2Whirlpool · RangeWhirlpool says F2 E1 may be associated with the user interface or keypad, the control, or associated wiring; its range guidance also calls for checking that removable grates are installed properly and level.
- F5 E3 / F5E3 / E3 F5 / E3F5Whirlpool · RangeThe range reports a door-latch or door-switch fault family that Whirlpool associates with the main oven door latch assembly, door switch, or related wiring.
- F6 E3 / F6E3 / E3 F6 / E3F6Whirlpool · RangeWhirlpool says there may be a problem with the Appliance Manager or associated wiring.
- C81 / C82 / C83Whirlpool · RangeThe surface cooking area overheated and automatic shutoff protection activated.
- POWhirlpool · RefrigeratorThe freezer temperature rose to a level that triggered a power-outage alert.
- F / F8 E1Whirlpool · RefrigeratorThe refrigerator control is displaying a flashing F-code condition.
- E2Whirlpool · RefrigeratorThe undercounter refrigerator reports an E2 fault condition.
- HI / LOWhirlpool · RefrigeratorThe undercounter refrigerator or beverage center is displaying HI or LO; Whirlpool’s public pages do not define the detected condition.
- CL / LOWhirlpool · RefrigeratorThe beverage center reports that internal temperature is too low.
- F8 E1 / LF / LO FLWhirlpool · WasherThe washer is not detecting the correct amount of incoming water.
- F9 E1 / DRNWhirlpool · WasherThe washer is taking too long to drain water.
- F5 E2 / F5E2Whirlpool · WasherThe washer door or lid is not locking properly.
- Sud / SdWhirlpool · WasherThe Whirlpool washer detected excessive suds and may run a suds-reduction routine.
- LOC / LCWhirlpool · WasherControl Lock has been activated.
- dETWhirlpool · WasherThe detergent cartridge is not detected in the dispenser.
- F0 E1 / rL / F34Whirlpool · WasherThe washer detected clothing or other items in the drum while the Clean Washer cycle was selected.
- F0 E5Whirlpool · WasherThe washer detected a load that could not be balanced normally for the expected spin.
- F7 E1Whirlpool · WasherThe washer control could not achieve or verify the expected motor speed for the selected cycle.
- F8 E2Whirlpool · WasherThe washer detected a problem with the detergent dispenser system.
- F8 E3Whirlpool · WasherThe washer detected too much water or foam in the basket or an overflow-related condition.
- F21 / F02Whirlpool · WasherThe washer is taking longer than expected to drain water.
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Washer leaking water? Identify when and where it leaks, then check hoses, drain, dispenser, door seal, detergent and leveling safely before service.
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Dishwasher has power but will not start, or will not turn on? Check controls, delay start, door closure, breaker, water supply, and when to stop and call service.
Open symptom guideDishwasher Not Filling With Water: Safe Checks
Dishwasher starts but no water enters? Check the supply valve, door/start state, visible hose, drain setup, model-specific float, and when to call service.
Open symptom guideDishwasher Leaking Water: Safe Checks Before Service
Dishwasher leaking from the door, floor, side, or cabinet? Stop active water, check spills, suds, loading, seals, filters, and visible hoses safely.
Open symptom guideDishwasher Smells Bad: Musty, Food, Drain or New-Appliance Odors
Dishwasher smells musty, sour, like food or like a drain? Check filters, standing water, dishes, disposal and model-safe cleaning before guessing at parts.
Open symptom guideDishwasher White Film or Cloudy Glassware: What to Check
White film or cloudy glasses after a dishwasher cycle? Separate removable hard-water residue from permanent etching and check detergent, rinse aid and loading safely.
Open symptom guideDishwasher Detergent Not Dissolving or Dispenser Not Opening
Detergent left in the dishwasher dispenser? Check blocked dispenser clearance, detergent condition, water temperature, spray access and cycle completion safely.
Open symptom guideHow to Clean a Dishwasher Filter Safely
Clean a dishwasher filter safely with model-aware guidance for removable filters, glass traps, maintenance-free systems, reassembly, and when to stop.
Open symptom guideHow to Clean Dishwasher Spray Arms Safely
Clean owner-accessible dishwasher spray arms and nozzles safely, check free rotation, clear mineral or food buildup, and know when model-specific service is needed.
Open symptom guideDishwasher Drain Hose: High Loop and Air Gap Basics
Check a dishwasher drain hose high loop or air-gap setup safely, understand backflow risks, and know when local plumbing rules or a professional installer control.
Open symptom guideDryer Not Heating: Safe Electric and Gas Checks
Check a dryer that tumbles but does not heat using official manufacturer guidance, separate electric and gas branches, and firm safety limits.
Open symptom guideDryer Takes Too Long to Dry: Safe Airflow Checks
Check a warm but slow-drying dryer using official guidance for lint, visible venting, loads, cycles, and model-specific moisture sensors.
Open symptom guideDryer Won’t Start: Safe Checks Before Service
Dryer powers on but will not start, or will not power on at all? Check controls, door closure, cycle start, household power, and when to stop.
Open symptom guideDryer Stops Mid-Cycle: Safe Checks Before Service
Dryer stopping early or mid-cycle? Check the selected cycle, load, lint filter, airflow, power symptoms, error codes, and when overheating needs service.
Open symptom guideDryer Making Noise: Rattling, Thumping, Squealing or Vibration
Dryer rattling, thumping, squealing or vibrating? Separate normal load and installation sounds from noises that need service using safe official-source checks.
Open symptom guideDryer Overheating or Clothes Too Hot: Safe Checks
Dryer or clothes unusually hot? Check cycle settings, lint screen and visible vent airflow safely, and know when overheating means stop using it.
Open symptom guideDryer Lint Filter and Vent Maintenance: Safe Guide
Maintain a dryer lint filter and exhaust safely with manufacturer-backed guidance on every-load lint care, visible vent checks, annual cleaning, and fire-risk boundaries.
Open symptom guideDryer Vent Duct Installation and Material Basics
Choose and inspect dryer exhaust duct safely using manufacturer-approved metal venting, short straight routing, exterior exhaust, and model-specific limits.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Not Cooling: Safe Checks and Food Safety
Check a warm refrigerator safely using official guidance for food temperature, settings, doors, airflow, loading, cooling mode, and service boundaries.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Ice Maker Not Making Ice: Safe Checks
Troubleshoot a refrigerator ice maker safely with official guidance for cooling, settings, water supply, filters, new-install timing, buckets, and model-specific resets.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Leaking Water: Find the Source Safely
Trace a refrigerator water leak safely: floor, supply line, filter, dispenser, interior condensation, ice melt, and when to shut off water and call for service.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Water Dispenser Not Working: Safe Checks
Troubleshoot a refrigerator water dispenser safely: control lock, supply valve, hose, filter, temperature, recent filter changes, and when service is needed.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Making Loud or Unusual Noise: Safe Checks
Refrigerator buzzing, humming, rattling, popping, gurgling, or grinding? Learn which sounds can be normal, safe checks to try, and when noise needs service.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Condensation or Sweating: Safe Moisture Checks
Condensation inside or outside your refrigerator? Check humidity, door sealing, food moisture, controls, and when wet electrical areas need service.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Door Won’t Close or Seal: Safe Checks
Refrigerator door not closing or sealing? Check obstructions, bins, shelves, gasket cleanliness, frost, installation, alignment, and when to request service.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Runs Constantly: When Long Run Time Is Normal
Refrigerator running almost nonstop? Learn when long compressor run time is normal and check doors, settings, recent loading, ambient heat and airflow safely.
Open symptom guideRefrigerator Warm but Freezer Cold: What to Check
Freezer cold but refrigerator warm? Check airflow, vents, doors, frost and settings safely before assuming a fan, damper or control has failed.
Open symptom guideFood Freezing in the Refrigerator: What to Check
Food freezing in the refrigerator compartment? Check temperature settings, vent placement, storage zones and room conditions before assuming a sensor or damper failed.
Open symptom guideHow to Replace a Refrigerator Water Filter Safely
Replace and reset a refrigerator water filter safely by identifying the exact filter, following the model procedure, flushing as directed, and checking for leaks.
Open symptom guideHow to Clean a Refrigerator Ice Bin and Dispenser Chute
Clean a refrigerator ice bin and dispenser chute safely, clear ordinary ice buildup, prevent odor, and know when a dispenser problem needs service.
Open symptom guideHow to Level a Refrigerator and Check Door Alignment
Level a refrigerator and check uneven doors safely using owner-accessible adjustments, floor and gasket checks, and model-specific manufacturer instructions.
Open symptom guideFreezer Not Freezing: Safe Checks and Food Safety
Check a freezer that is not freezing using official guidance for food safety, temperature, doors, airflow, settings, frost, and service boundaries.
Open symptom guideFreezer Frost Buildup: Causes, Safe Defrosting, and Prevention
Heavy frost in a freezer? Check door sealing, humidity, vents, temperature, food loading, and safe defrosting steps without heat guns or sharp tools.
Open symptom guideOven Not Heating: Safe Checks for Electric and Gas Ovens
Oven turns on but does not heat? Check door closure, Demo/Control Lock, delay settings, household power or gas supply, and when to call a professional.
Open symptom guideOven Temperature Inaccurate: Too Hot or Too Cold
Oven cooking too hot, too cold, too fast, or too slow? Check preheat, racks, bakeware, airflow, door sealing, and model-specific calibration safely.
Open symptom guideOven Door Locked After Self-Clean: Safe Ways to Check It
Oven door still locked after self-clean? Learn what is normal during cooldown, safe checks to try, and when a stuck latch needs service.
Open symptom guideOven Broiler Not Working: What to Check First
Broiler not heating or browning? Check door closure, Broil settings, control modes and model-specific operation before assuming the element, igniter or control failed.
Open symptom guideHow to Clean an Oven Safely: Manual, Steam & Self-Clean
Choose the correct oven cleaning method for your model, including manual, steam, AquaLift, and high-temperature self-clean, with safety and gasket guidance.
Open symptom guideMini-split Not Cooling: Safe Checks Before Service
Check a ductless mini-split that is not cooling using safe, external steps for mode, setpoint, filters, airflow, error displays, and service boundaries.
Open symptom guideMini-split Leaking Water: Safe Checks and Stop Signs
Distinguish normal mini-split condensation from an indoor leak and safely check humidity, filters, visible drainage, installation context, and service limits.
Open symptom guideMicrowave Runs but Does Not Heat: Safe Checks
Troubleshoot a microwave that runs but does not heat with official manufacturer checks for settings, Demo mode, door closure, cookware and a simple water test.
Open symptom guideMicrowave Will Not Start: Power, Lock and Door Checks
Safely check a microwave that will not start using official guidance for power, Control Lock, Demo mode, timer mode, Start input and door closure.
Open symptom guideMicrowave Sparking or Arcing: Stop, Inspect and Clean Safely
Safely respond to microwave sparks or arcing by stopping the cycle, removing unsuitable metal or cookware, cleaning food soil and checking visible cavity damage.
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