Error codes
A code narrows the search and is also the thing most often read wrong: the same characters mean different things on different brands, and a fair number of the codes people look up are not failures at all — they are modes the appliance was left in.
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Type the characters exactly as the display shows them, or pick the make. Each code has a page of its own: what it means on that brand, what to check, and what not to do.
This site lists only codes with a confirmed meaning. Book with the exact characters and the full model number — on a code, that is the whole starting point.
Book a visitA code is a lead, not a verdict. These decide whether the answer you find will be any use.
Each character, in order, and whether it blinks. Take a photo before you press anything — opening the door or canceling the cycle can wipe some codes off the panel.
It is printed on a label along the edge of the door or the side of the tub. One code can mean a drain issue on one make and a heater issue on another.
That one answer decides whether you shut the supply valve and switch off the breaker now, or simply book the next open window.
Codes fall into a handful of families. The family says more about the likely repair than the characters do — and one of them is not a repair at all.
How to read a codeA setting someone turned on, or a reminder the machine shows on purpose — a control lock, a demo mode, a rinse-aid prompt. Nothing is broken and no part is needed.
Water did not leave the tub in the time the control expects. A clogged filter, a kinked hose or a blocked disposal inlet are ruled out before the drain pump.
Not enough water arrived, or it arrived too slowly. The supply valve under the sink and the inlet screen are checked before the fill valve itself.
The water did not reach the temperature the cycle calls for in time. A heating element, its thermal cutoff or the sensor reading it.
Water has reached the base pan under the tub and tripped the float that stops the cycle. Shut off the supply, find where it escaped, then dry the base.
The pump that pushes water through the spray arms is not running at the speed the control expects. Debris in the chopper or the pump is checked before the motor.
A temperature, turbidity or water-level sensor reporting a value outside its range, or the wiring to it. The reading is measured with a meter before any part is ordered.
The control board and the user panel on the door stopped talking to each other. The ribbon cable through the door hinge is checked before either board.
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