Washer Error Codes

250 verified codes. Every page shows the meaning, implicated component, ranked fixes, and the source it was derived from.

Beko E01 (UK) — The machine is not detecting the door as closed and locked.
Beko E02 (UK) — The water is not reaching its target temperature.
Beko E03 (UK) — The machine cannot drain within the expected time.
Beko E04 (UK) — The machine is not filling within the expected time.
Beko E05 (UK) — The water-level pressure switch is reading incorrectly.
Beko E06 (UK) — The NTC temperature sensor is not reading correctly.
Beko E07 (UK) — A motor or motor-triac circuit fault was detected.
Beko E08 (UK) — A motor or tachometer fault was detected.
Beko E09 (UK) — A door interlock fault was detected (variant code).
Beko E10 (UK) — A door lock or control fault was detected.
Beko E11 (UK) — A motor fault or unbalanced load was detected during spin.
Beko E13 (UK) — A water leak was detected by the leak-protection system.
Beko E17 (UK) — A motor or inverter-board fault on induction motor models.
Bosch E01 — A door lock fault is preventing the washer from starting.
Bosch E02 — A drainage or motor fault is preventing drum rotation.
Bosch E03 — The door lock feedback signal failed, so secure closure cannot be confirmed.
Bosch E05 — A drainage system fault is indicated.
Bosch E11 — A water inlet fault is indicated.
Bosch E13 — A drainage fault is indicated.
Bosch E14 — A water inlet fault is indicated.
Bosch E16 — A water inlet fault is indicated.
Bosch E17 — A water inlet fault is indicated.
Bosch E19 — A heating fault is indicated.
Bosch E20 — A drainage fault is indicated.
Bosch E21 — A drainage fault is indicated.
Bosch E22 — A drainage fault is indicated.
Bosch E24 — A drainage fault is indicated.
Bosch E88 — A control communication fault is indicated.
Bosch F16 — A door fault is indicated.
Bosch F18 — A drainage fault is indicated.
Bosch F21 — A motor fault is indicated.
Bosch F42 — A motor fault is indicated.
Bosch F43 — A motor fault is indicated.
Candy E01 (UK) — The machine is not detecting the door as closed and locked.
Candy E02 (UK) — The machine is not filling within the expected time.
Candy E03 (UK) — The machine cannot drain within the expected time.
Candy E04 (UK) — Too much water was detected in the drum.
Candy E05 (UK) — The NTC temperature sensor is faulty.
Candy E06 (UK) — An EEPROM or control-board memory fault was detected.
Candy E07 (UK) — A door lock or motor fault was detected, varying by model.
Candy E08 (UK) — The motor speed sensor is not reading drum speed correctly.
Candy E09 (UK) — A triac fault was detected on the control board.
Candy E10 (UK) — A communication error occurred between control modules.
Candy E11 (UK) — A drying-circuit heater fault on washer-dryer models.
Candy E12 (UK) — A communication fault occurred between modules.
Candy E13 (UK) — A control board fault was detected.
Candy E14 (UK) — A control board fault variant was detected.
Candy E15 (UK) — A drying heater fault on washer-dryer models.
Candy E16 (UK) — A heating element or inverter-board fault was detected.
Candy E17 (UK) — No tacho signal: the speed sensor is not detecting drum rotation.
Candy E18 (UK) — A control board fault was detected.
Candy E19 (UK) — A pressure switch or level sensor fault was detected.
Candy E20 (UK) — A drain pump fault variant or pressure switch error was detected.
Candy E21 (UK) — Incorrect current was detected in the motor circuit.
Candy E22 (UK) — A drum sensor or motor fault was detected.
Frigidaire E11 — The fill time is too long.
Frigidaire E13 — A water leak in the tub or an air leak in the air bell was detected.
Frigidaire E14 — A reed switch fault was detected.
Frigidaire E21 — Water is not pumping out fast enough.
Frigidaire E23 — The drain-pump relay on the control board failed.
Frigidaire E31 — A pressure-sensor communication failure was detected.
Frigidaire E35 — The pressure sensor indicates a water overfill.
Frigidaire E41 — The control board reads the door switch as open.
Frigidaire E42 — The door remains locked after the cycle completes.
Frigidaire E43 — A control board fault was detected.
Frigidaire E47 — The door PTC circuit opened during spin.
Frigidaire E52 — A bad signal was received from the tachogenerator.
Frigidaire E55 — The motor is overheating.
Frigidaire E57 — High current was detected on the inverter.
Frigidaire E5D — A communication problem was detected.
Frigidaire E67 — The microprocessor input voltage is incorrect.
Frigidaire E75 — A water-temperature sensor circuit failure was detected.
Frigidaire EF1 — The drain pump is clogged.
Frigidaire EF2 — Too much detergent was used.
Hoover E00 (UK) — A control module (EEPROM or main board) fault was detected.
Hoover E01 (UK) — The door lock (or drum-brake safety device on older collector-motor models) is n
Hoover E02 (UK) — The machine is not filling within the expected time.
Hoover E03 (UK) — The machine is not draining within the expected time.
Hoover E04 (UK) — The NTC temperature sensor is not reading correctly.
Hoover E05 (UK) — A heating circuit fault in the element or relay was detected.
Hoover E06 (UK) — The motor tachometer or speed sensor is not reading correctly.
Hoover E07 (UK) — A door lock fault on newer models, or a motor-triac fault on older ones.
Hoover E08 (UK) — A motor speed sensor (tachometer) fault was detected.
Hoover E09 (UK) — A triac fault on the control board (or motor/drum fault on older collector-motor
Hoover E10 (UK) — A communication or board error was detected.
Hoover E11 (UK) — A fill timeout variant (or internal communication fault on older models).
Hoover E12 (UK) — A motor driver fault was detected.
Hoover E13 (UK) — A pressure switch or water-level sensor fault was detected.
Hoover E14 (UK) — A secondary pressure-switch reading is incorrect.
Hoover E15 (UK) — The motor is drawing excessive current.
Hoover E16 (UK) — An inverter or motor driver board fault was detected.
Hoover E17 (UK) — Overheating: the water temperature is too high.
Hoover E18 (UK) — A secondary temperature-sensor reading error was detected.
Hoover E19 (UK) — An internal data bus communication error was detected.
Hoover E20 (UK) — Overspeed: the drum is spinning faster than expected.
Hoover E21 (UK) — Incorrect current was detected in the motor circuit.
Hoover E22 (UK) — A motor driver fault variant was detected.
Hotpoint F01 (UK) — The electronic control board is not operating correctly.
Hotpoint F02 (UK) — A motor circuit fault affecting drum rotation was detected.
Hotpoint F03 (UK) — The NTC temperature sensor is not reading correctly.
Hotpoint F05 (UK) — The machine is unable to drain its waste water.
Hotpoint F06 (UK) — The drum is not rotating, from a motor or brush fault.
Hotpoint F07 (UK) — A pressure-switch or water-level fault was detected.
Hotpoint F08 (UK) — The heater relay cannot activate or is stuck; heater and pressure-switch connect
Hotpoint F09 (UK) — An overheating or heating-relay fault was detected.
Hotpoint F10 (UK) — A cold-fill or motor-control fault was detected.
Hotpoint F11 (UK) — No hot fill on dual-inlet machines.
Hotpoint F12 (UK) — No mixed fill on dual-inlet machines.
Hotpoint F13 (UK) — A water-supply or inlet-valve fault was detected.
Hotpoint F14 (UK) — The pressure switch is jammed reading empty.
Hotpoint F15 (UK) — An electronic control board fault was detected on specific models.
Hotpoint F16 (UK) — A door lock fault was detected on specific models.
Hotpoint F17 (UK) — A water-level fault was detected.
Hotpoint F18 (UK) — A drain pump fault was detected on specific models.
Indesit F01 (UK) — The electronic control board is not operating correctly.
Indesit F02 (UK) — A motor circuit fault affecting drum rotation was detected.
Indesit F03 (UK) — The NTC temperature sensor is not reading correctly.
Indesit F04 (UK) — The pressure switch registers no water or an incorrect level.
Indesit F05 (UK) — The machine is unable to drain its waste water.
Indesit F06 (UK) — The drum is not rotating, from a motor or brush fault.
Indesit F07 (UK) — A tachogenerator or motor speed-sensor fault was detected.
Indesit F08 (UK) — The heater relay cannot activate or is stuck; heater and pressure-switch connect
Indesit F09 (UK) — An overheating or heating-relay fault was detected.
Indesit F10 (UK) — A fill or motor-control fault was detected, varying by model generation.
Indesit F11 (UK) — No hot fill on dual-inlet machines.
Indesit F12 (UK) — No mixed fill on dual-inlet machines.
Indesit F13 (UK) — A water-supply or inlet-valve fault was detected.
Indesit F15 (UK) — An electronic control board fault was detected on specific models.
Indesit F16 (UK) — A door lock fault was detected on specific models.
Indesit F17 (UK) — The pressure switch is reading an abnormal water level.
Indesit F18 (UK) — A drain pump fault was detected on specific models.
LG CE — An over-current condition was detected in the motor drive circuit.
LG DE — The door could not be confirmed locked before the cycle started.
LG DL — The door-latch switch is not reading the door as closed.
LG E6 — A foreign object or jam was detected between the drum and the pulsator.
LG FE — Water rose past the safe threshold, indicating an overfill.
LG IE — Water did not reach the required level within the fill window, indicating an ina
LG LE — Motor overload protection tripped after the drive motor stalled or locked.
LG OE — Water was not expelled from the tub within the expected drain window.
LG PE — The water-level pressure sensor reported a reading outside its valid range.
LG PF — Power to the washer was interrupted during a running cycle.
LG SUD — Excess foam was detected and the wash paused to disperse it.
LG TCL — Maintenance reminder that the tub-clean cycle is due.
LG TE — The water-heating circuit or its thermistor is out of range.
LG UE — The drum could not balance the load well enough to spin safely.
Maytag DET — No detergent cartridge is detected in the dispenser.
Maytag DRN — The washer is not draining properly.
Maytag F5E2 — The door is not locking properly.
Maytag F7E1 — A motor speed-sensing error was detected.
Maytag F8E1 — The washer senses a low flow of water during fill.
Maytag F8E2 — A problem was detected with the dispenser system.
Maytag F9E1 — Draining is taking longer than expected (over about eight minutes).
Maytag HC — The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected in reverse.
Maytag INT — The cycle was paused or cancelled.
Maytag LDL — The lid is not locking.
Maytag LDU — The lid cannot unlock.
Maytag LID — The lid was left open.
Maytag LOC — The control lock is active, disabling the panel.
Maytag OFB — The load is out of balance.
Maytag OL — The load is too large.
Maytag PF — The wash cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
Maytag RL — Items were detected in the drum during the Clean Washer cycle.
Maytag SUD — Too many suds were detected in the wash.
Miele F1 (UK) — A short circuit was detected in the NTC temperature sensor.
Miele F10 (UK) — A water intake fault was detected.
Miele F100 (UK) — A communication link failure was detected.
Miele F104 (UK) — Low voltage is reaching the drive.
Miele F11 (UK) — The machine is having difficulty draining.
Miele F15 (UK) — A fault was detected in the hot water intake.
Miele F16 (UK) — Excess detergent (over-foaming) was detected.
Miele F19 (UK) — The flow meter is turning too slowly.
Miele F2 (UK) — An open circuit or fault was detected in the NTC temperature sensor.
Miele F20 (UK) — A heating malfunction was detected.
Miele F29 (UK) — The steam heater is inactive.
Miele F34 (UK) — The door is failing to lock.
Miele F35 (UK) — The door is failing to unlock.
Miele F39 (UK) — A failure was detected in the electronic unit.
Miele F41 (UK) — Faulty electronic memory is returning incorrect data.
Miele F43 (UK) — The appliance model is not programmed in the control.
Miele F45 (UK) — The flash RAM is defective.
Miele F50 (UK) — A drive fault was detected.
Miele F51 (UK) — A level-switch or pressure-sensor fault was detected.
Miele F53 (UK) — A speed sensor (tachometer) fault was detected.
Miele F56 (UK) — The final spin speed stayed below 400 rpm.
Miele F62 (UK) — The program selector is defective.
Miele F63 (UK) — A failure was detected in the water path control unit.
Miele F65 (UK) — The drum lighting cap is missing.
Miele F81 (UK) — Steam is inactive in the heater unit.
Miele F83 (UK) — Excessive temperature was detected in the heater unit.
Miele F92 (UK) — A hygiene warning: risk of bacterial contamination from low-temperature washing.
Samsung 11E (UK) — A low water level was detected during operation.
Samsung 12E (UK) — A control-panel button fault was detected.
Samsung 13E (UK) — A signal communication fault was detected.
Samsung 1C (UK) — The water-level sensor reported a fault.
Samsung 3C (UK) — A drive-motor fault was detected.
Samsung 3CP (UK) — An electronic control fault was detected.
Samsung 4C (UK) — The washer is not receiving water correctly during fill.
Samsung 4C2 (UK) — The incoming water is running hot, indicating a hot-tap connection.
Samsung 5C (UK) — The washer cannot drain the water away.
Samsung 6E (UK) — The water heater is malfunctioning.
Samsung 8C (UK) — The vibration (MEMS) sensor reported a fault.
Samsung 9C1 (UK) — Low supply voltage was detected.
Samsung CB (UK) — The washer is running a calibration cycle.
Samsung DC (UK) — The door is not fully closed or something is trapped in it.
Samsung DDC (UK) — The AddWash door was opened without pausing the cycle.
Samsung DE2 (UK) — The on/off switch reported a fault.
Samsung E3 (UK) — An overflow condition was detected, often from excess detergent.
Samsung E4 (UK) — An unbalanced load was detected.
Samsung EA (UK) — A motor fault was detected.
Samsung EC (UK) — The temperature sensor is reading incorrectly.
Samsung FE (UK) — A fan fault was detected on washer-dryer models.
Samsung HE2 (UK) — The dryer heater overheated and shut down for safety.
Samsung HE3 (UK) — The steam function is malfunctioning.
Samsung HOT (UK) — The appliance is hot and the fan is running until it cools.
Samsung PLO (UK) — A power fault was detected at the socket or fuse.
Samsung UC (UK) — Voltage fluctuation was detected in the supply.
Samsung 1C — The water-level sensor or leak detection reported a fault.
Samsung 3C — A drive-motor fault was detected.
Samsung 4C — The washer is not receiving water correctly during fill.
Samsung 4C2 — The cold supply line is running unexpectedly hot, indicating reversed hoses.
Samsung 5C — Water is not leaving the tub at the expected rate, or at all.
Samsung 8C — The vibration (MEMS) sensor reported a fault.
Samsung 9C1 — An irregularity was detected in the supply voltage.
Samsung AC — A communication fault occurred between electronic modules.
Samsung DC — The door is not closed and locked.
Samsung HC — The heating circuit is out of range.
Samsung OC — The water level rose above the permitted maximum.
Samsung PC — A clutch-position fault was detected.
Samsung SDC — The detergent drawer is not fully closed.
Samsung SUD — Excess suds were detected and the cycle paused to clear the foam.
Samsung TE — A temperature-sensor fault was detected.
Samsung UB — The load is unbalanced and the drum cannot spin safely.
Whirlpool DET — No detergent cartridge is detected in the dispenser.
Whirlpool DRN — The washer is not draining properly.
Whirlpool F5E2 — The door is not locking properly.
Whirlpool F7E1 — A motor speed-sensing error was detected.
Whirlpool F8E1 — The washer senses a low flow of water during fill.
Whirlpool F8E2 — A problem was detected with the dispenser system.
Whirlpool F9E1 — Draining is taking longer than expected (over about eight minutes).
Whirlpool HC — The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected in reverse.
Whirlpool INT — The cycle was paused or cancelled.
Whirlpool LDL — The lid is not locking.
Whirlpool LDU — The lid cannot unlock.
Whirlpool LID — The lid was left open.
Whirlpool LOC — The control lock is active, disabling the panel.
Whirlpool OFB — The load is out of balance.
Whirlpool OL — The load is too large.
Whirlpool PF — The wash cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
Whirlpool RL — Items were detected in the drum during the Clean Washer cycle.
Whirlpool SUD — Too many suds were detected in the wash.