50 representative appliance error and safety messages

Samsung 0C means the washer detected too much water.

Samsung 1C means the washer detected a water-level or leakage condition.

Samsung 4C means water is not entering the washer correctly.

Samsung 4C2 means the washer detects excessively hot water at the cold-water supply.

Samsung 5C means water is not draining from the washer at the correct speed or at all.

Samsung 9C1 means the washer detected irregular supply voltage.

Samsung UE means the washer cannot complete the cycle because the load is unbalanced.

Samsung dC means the washer does not detect its door as closed and locked on covered models.

Samsung 3C means the dishwasher pump has failed to operate.

Samsung 3E means the dishwasher water supply is too hot.

Samsung 9E means there is not enough water in the dishwasher.

Samsung HC means the dishwasher interior is too hot.

LG CE means the washer detected an over-current condition in the motor electrical circuit.

LG dE means the front-load washer door is not closed properly.

LG FE means the washer detected an overfill condition.

LG LE means the washer tub failed to spin and the motor could not operate properly.

LG Sud means the washer detected too many suds and added a suds-reduction cycle.

LG tE means the washer detected a heating error, usually involving the thermistor.

LG nE means the dishwasher detected a possible issue with the vario motor that controls the spray arms.

LG FE means the dishwasher detected too much water and turned on its drain pump.

LG IE means the dishwasher water level did not rise high enough within ten minutes of filling.

LG LE is a dishwasher motor error that may involve the motor or its wiring harness.

Bosch E16 means the washer door is open.

Bosch E19 means the heating time was exceeded.

Bosch E20 means unexpected heating was detected.

Bosch F16 means the washer door is open.

Bosch F19 means the heating time was exceeded.

Bosch E23 means the AquaStop leakage-protection hose was activated.

Bosch E25 means the turbidity sensor has an issue.

Bosch E01 means a heat-pump motor circuit fault at the dishwasher main control board.

Bosch E02 means a main-control-board relay fault in the dishwasher.

Bosch E14 means a flow-meter failure or a problem with water entering the dishwasher or its filling system.

Bosch E15 means the dishwasher safety switch detected water in the base and activated leak protection.

Bosch E16 means water may not be entering the dishwasher because of a supply or filling-system issue.

Bosch E18 means dishwasher water flow is too low or water is not being pumped correctly.

Bosch E19 means a dishwasher detergent-dispenser solenoid circuit fault.

Bosch E20 means an internal heat-pump heater fault in the dishwasher.

Whirlpool F5E1 is a front-load washer door-switch error.

Whirlpool F7E1 indicates that a front-load washer's motor cannot reach the speed required for the selected cycle.

Frigidaire E1 means a top-loading washer is not filling, or is filling too slowly.

Frigidaire E2 means a top-loading washer is taking too long to drain or is not draining properly.

KitchenAid F6E1 means the dishwasher detected a user-interface or main-control error.

KitchenAid F7E2 means the dishwasher detected a wash-motor error.

KitchenAid F8E4 means the dishwasher detected water in its drip tray.

KitchenAid F9E1 means the dishwasher is taking too long to drain or is not draining.

KitchenAid H20 means the dishwasher is not detecting water.

Maytag dET means the detergent cartridge is not detected in the dispenser on select front-load washer models.

Maytag drn means the washer is not draining properly.

Maytag HC means the hot and cold inlet hoses are reversed or both water supplies are not fully available.

Maytag rL means items were detected in the washer during the Clean Washer cycle.