Bosch · Dishwasher
E01 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E01 means a heat-pump motor circuit fault at the dishwasher main control board.
Published guidance
Dishwashers error codes
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30 of 30 published codes. Symptom matches help you find relevant guidance; they do not identify a fault without the displayed code and model.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E02 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E02 means a main-control-board relay fault in the dishwasher.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E03 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E03 means the dishwasher main control board has a relay fault.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E04 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E04 means the dishwasher detected faulty heater electronics during self-test.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E06 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E06 means a dishwasher door-sensor circuit fault.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E14 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E14 means a flow-meter failure or a problem with water entering the dishwasher or its filling system.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E15 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E15 means the dishwasher safety switch detected water in the base and activated leak protection.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E16 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E16 means water may not be entering the dishwasher because of a supply or filling-system issue.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E18 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E18 means dishwasher water flow is too low or water is not being pumped correctly.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E19 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E19 means a dishwasher detergent-dispenser solenoid circuit fault.
Bosch · Dishwasher
E20 — meaning and next steps
Bosch E20 means an internal heat-pump heater fault in the dishwasher.
KitchenAid · Dishwasher
F6E1 — meaning and next steps
KitchenAid F6E1 means the dishwasher detected a user-interface or main-control error.
KitchenAid · Dishwasher
F7E2 — meaning and next steps
KitchenAid F7E2 means the dishwasher detected a wash-motor error.
KitchenAid · Dishwasher
F8E4 — meaning and next steps
KitchenAid F8E4 means the dishwasher detected water in its drip tray.
KitchenAid · Dishwasher
F9E1 — meaning and next steps
KitchenAid F9E1 means the dishwasher is taking too long to drain or is not draining.
KitchenAid · Dishwasher
H20 — meaning and next steps
KitchenAid H20 means the dishwasher is not detecting water.
LG · Dishwasher
2H — meaning and next steps
LG 2H is an estimated-time display showing that less than two hours remain in the dishwasher cycle.
LG · Dishwasher
CL — meaning and next steps
LG CL means the dishwasher Child Lock or Control Lock feature is active.
LG · Dishwasher
FE — meaning and next steps
LG FE means the dishwasher detected too much water and turned on its drain pump.
LG · Dishwasher
IE — meaning and next steps
LG IE means the dishwasher water level did not rise high enough within ten minutes of filling.
LG · Dishwasher
LE — meaning and next steps
LG LE is a dishwasher motor error that may involve the motor or its wiring harness.
LG · Dishwasher
nE — meaning and next steps
LG nE means the dishwasher detected a possible issue with the vario motor that controls the spray arms.
Samsung · Dishwasher
3C — meaning and next steps
Samsung 3C means the dishwasher pump has failed to operate.
Samsung · Dishwasher
3E — meaning and next steps
Samsung 3E means the dishwasher water supply is too hot.
Samsung · Dishwasher
9E — meaning and next steps
Samsung 9E means there is not enough water in the dishwasher.
Samsung · Dishwasher
AP — meaning and next steps
Samsung AP means the dishwasher is in Access Point mode for connecting to a mobile device.
Samsung · Dishwasher
bE — meaning and next steps
Samsung bE means the dishwasher control panel detects a stuck button.
Samsung · Dishwasher
CE — meaning and next steps
Samsung CE means the dishwasher control panel cannot communicate with the rest of the dishwasher.
Samsung · Dishwasher
HC — meaning and next steps
Samsung HC means the dishwasher interior is too hot.
Samsung · Dishwasher
HE — meaning and next steps
Samsung HE means the dishwasher is detecting its internal temperature incorrectly.