REPAIRING AND NOT THROWING AWAY

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Thursday, 17 January 2019

WASHING MACHINES AND WASHERS ERROR CODES - FAULT CODES

Washing machines and Washers error codes - Fault codes

GE front lading washing machine error codes
E22 – Water Fill timeout
E23 – Flood protect drain
E30 – Drain pump not present
E31 – Drain timeout
E38 – Dispenser error
E39 – Dispenser timeout
E42 – Drive motor
E43 – DC Fault
E45 – Drive motor
E46 – Drive motor
E47 – Heat sink
E48 – Drive motor
E49 – Load too heavy
E4A – Under volts
E4B – Power up problems
E4C – Over volts
E4E – Under volts after start
E4F – EEProm fault
E52 – Main control
E53 – Buffer error Internal software buffer error
E54 – No motor response
E57 – Checksum failure
E58 – Communication failure
E60 – Door lock switch failure
E61 – Door unlock switch failure
E62 – System contact failure
E63 – Unexpected open door
E64 – Unexpected open door while running
E65 – Water level sensor failure
E66 – Water temperature sensor open
E67 – Water temperature sensor shorted
E70 – Stuck key
E71 – Key fault Communication error
GE WSL washing machine error codes
IE – Water level sensor error
7E – Water supply error
E – Drain pump error
dE – Lid open error
UE – Unbalance switch error
OE – Water overflow error
IFB Washing Mahcines error code/fault codes
1:IFB Washing Machine Not Turning ON OR Turns ON But Does not Starts.
2:IFB Washing Machine Door Does Not Opening. DE Error
3: Water is not coming inside the IFB Washing Machine Inlet problem
4:Water is Leaking from the washing machine, drum or hose pipe damaged
5:Wash is not happening / Spin not Happening in the IFB Washing Machine
6:Drum NOt rotating or Drum Making Huge Sound while spin cycle,
7:Water not Draining From the washing Machine
8:Burning smell, Tripping Problem, etc
IFB Amana washing machine error codes
“Sd” – (Excess suds)
F8 followed by E1 – (water supply error)
F9 followed by E1 – (drain pump system error)
F5 followed by E2 – (door will not lock)
F7 followed by E1 – (motor drive error)
“rL” – (remove load)
Washer making error beeps – Door has not been opened and closed for at least 3 cycles
Washer beeps when HOLD TO START is touched – Door not closed
F# E# code other than as described above appears in display – System Code Error
“nt” (interrupted) – Cycle was paused or cancelled
Clean Washer LED flashing at end of wash cycle – The washer has run 30 wash cycles and is indicating a reminder to run the Clean Washer cycle.
IFB Asko washing machine error codes
F1 – Water supply/low water fill
F2 – Water level too high
F3 – Pump problem
F4 – Thermistor problem
F5 – Fault in thermal cutout or heating pause fault
F6 – Motor fault
F7 – Door lock release fault
00 – Machine did not spin
Beko washer error codes
H1 – NTC Open or Short Circuit
H2 – Heater Open Circuit
H3 – Heater Always On
H4 – Valve Triac Short Circuit
H5 – Pump Open Circuit
H6 – Motor Triac Short Circuit
H7 – Pressure Sensor Failure
H11 – Motor & or Tacho Open Circuit
Bosch washing machine error codes
F16 – Door lock error
F17 – Inlet valve error detected
F18 – Drain error detected
F23 – Anti flood device has been activated
F34 – Door lock error
F42 – Motor fault
F43 – Motor fault
F44 – Motor fault
Bosh WAE range washing machine error codes
F16 – Door lock problem
F17 – Inlet valve
F18 – Drain pump
F21 – Motor
F23 – Anti flood system activated
Bosch WEP range washing machine error codes
F01 – Water intake timeout
F02 – Heating timeout
F03 – Draining timeout
F04 – Motor fault
F05 – Uncontrolled motor startup
F06 – Short on NTC Detected on hot water intake
F07 – Open circuit NTC Open circuit wiring
F08 – Door open when program started
F09 – Unexpected heating
F10 – Communication error
F11 – Overheating
F12 – Short circuit
F13 – Mains voltage too high
F14 – Mains voltage too low
F15 – Faulty temperature sensor on motor PCB
F16 – Faulty rinse sensor Displayed only in test
Daewoo washing machine error codes
E2 = Water has overfilled and the error code is displayed
E5 = High Voltage Error
E7 = Directional Error
E8 = Washer Motor Error
E9 = Pressure Sensor Error
H2 = Wash Temperature Sensor
H4 = Overheating Washer Heating Element
H6 = Washer Heating Element Failed
H8 = Heater Overheating / No Water Washer
IE = Water Inlet Error – Washing Machine Did Not Fill With Water
LE = Washing Machine Door Open
OE = Water Has Not Drained From The Washer
PEF = Filter Is Detected As Blocked
UE = Washer Load Imbalance
Fisher & Paykel to-load aqua smartwashing machine error codes
21, 26, 27, 49, 50, or 246 = Water Inlet Valve Fault
38 or 39 = Water Level Pressure Transducer Air Tube Fault
58 or 68 = Water Level Pressure Transducer Fault
10, 41, or 237 = Water Temperature Sensor Fault
1, 57, 60, 107, 108, 112, 133, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 230, 232, 233, 236, 241, 243, 252, or 254 = Motor Control Module Fault
45, 46, 103, 104, 105, 106, or 241 = Display Module Fault
234, 235, 238, or 239 = Lid Lock is Bad
40, 56, or 160 = Spin Basket Will Not Engage Or Disengage From Clutch
136 or 137 = Motor Is Not Running
37, 114, 245, 247, 248, 249, 250, or 253 = Water Is Not Draining
Frigidaire front loading washing machne error codes
E10 – Water doesn’t enter
E20 – Water dosen’t drain
E30 – Drum overfilled
E40 – Door is open
E50 – Motor is overheated
E70 – Cold water doesn’t enter
EF0 – Over sudsing
EF0 – Hot water doesn’t enter
E11 – Fill time too long
E13 – Water leak in tub or air leak
E21 – Water not pumping out fast enough
E23 – Drain pump relay on control board failed or wire off pump
E24 – Drain pump relay on control board failed or wire off pump
E31 – Pressure sensor not communicating with control board
E35 – Pressure sensor indicates water overfill
E36 – Control board problem
E41 – Control board thinks the door switch is open
E43 – Control board problem
E44 – Control board problem
E45 – Control board problem
E46 – Control board problem
E47 – Board thinks door PTC circuit is open in spin
E48 – Board thinks door PTC circuit is closed
E52 – Bad signal from tacho generator
E56 – High motor current
E57 – High current on motor phase
E59 – No tacho signal for 3 seconds
E5A – High temp on heat sink caused by overloading
E5B – High temp on heat sink
E5C – High temp on heat sink
E5D – Communication problem
E5E – Communication problem
E5F – Communication problem
E66 – Heating element relay failure
E67 – Input voltage on microprocessor incorrect
E68 – Current leakage to ground on heater or fuse opened
E70 – The control board is not seeing the correct water supply
E71 – Wash NTC failure
E74 – Wash temperature does not increase
E75 – Water temperature sensor circuit
E76 – NTC temperature for the cold water valve over the limits
E82 – Console control problem
E83 – Console control problem
E91 – Communication error between UI board and control board
E93 – Console control problem
E94 – Console control problem
E95 – Communication error
E97 – Console control problem
E98 – Console control problem
EB1 – Incoming power frequency out of limits
EB2 – Incoming line voltage above 130 vac
EB3 – Incoming line voltage below 90 VAC
EF1 – Clogged drain pump
EF2 – Too much soap
EBE – Console control problem
EBF – Console control problem
EF5 – NTC temperature for the hot water valve over the limits
F1 – Internal fault in control
F2 – Water temperature problem
F3 – Water level problem
F4 – Washer is not advancing
F5 – Keypad problem


Haier washing machine error codes
bLoC PunP – Water not draining out / No drain
no tAPS – Not filling up with water
Err1 – Washing machine door error detected = Not closed
Err2 – Water has not drained from the washer
Err3 – Detected washer temperature sensor error
Err4 – Washer heating element fail
Err5 – Water level not reached expected level
Err6 – Washing machine motor speed incorrect
Err7 – Motor speed error detected
Err8 – Washer has overfilled with water
ErLC – Door lock has failed
ErUL – Door lock failure
EUAr – Communication failure between display board and power board
Unb – Unbalanced wash load
PF – Voltage is less than 93 Volts AC
CLrF – Too much detergent suds
Hotpoint washing machine error codes
F01 – Electronic circuit board fault
F02 – Motor circuit fault
F03 – Temperature sensing fault
F05 – Waste pipe blockage or pump issue
F06 – Door lock fault
F07 – Electronic circuit board fault / heating circuit fault
F08 – Heater fault
F09 – Software fault
F11 – Pump circuit fault
F12 – Electronic control fault
F13 – Dryer temperature sensing fault (washer dryers only)
F15 – Heater control fault (washing machines and washer dryers)
F16 – Drum lock position sensor fault (top loading machines only)
F18 – Internal data error
F19 – Fan motor or heating fault (washer dryers only)
Kenmore Oasis Whirlpool Cabrio and Maytag Bravos washer error codes
LF – Long Fill
Ld – Long Drain
uL – Unbalanced Load
oL – Overloaded
Sd – Suds Detection
id – Open or Close Lid
Po – Pump Out
HC – Hot and Cold reversed
dL – Lid Lock Failure
dU – Lid Unlock Failure
F1 – Pressure Signal Out-of-Range
F2 – Keypad Interface Failure
F40 – Thermistor Open
F41 – Motor RPS Thermistor Open
F42 – Heater in Unknown state
F43 – Heater is continuously On
F44 – Heater cannot be turned On
F50 – Motor Stalled
F51 – Motor RPS Failure
F52 – Motor Stop Failure
F53 – Motor Control Over temp
F54 – Motor Control Over current
F72 – Basket Re-engagement Failure
LG front loader washing machine error codes
IE – Water inlet error
UE – Unbalance error
OE – Drain error
FE – Over flow
PE – Pressure sensor error
dE – Door open error
CE – Oven current error
LE – Locked motor error
bE – Ball sensor error
EE – EEprom error
PF – Power failure
E1 – Leakage error
Maytag front loading Neptune washer error codes
DO – Door Open
FL – Failed to lock
LO – Door failed to unlock
Lr – Locked Motor Rotor
ND – No Drain
NF – No Fill
OD – Opened Door
Sd – Suds lock
PF – Power failure
Samsung Front load – Top load washer error codes
dc – Unbalanced load
dL – Door is not locked when washer is running
FL – Washer failed to lock the door
Hr – Water temperature control problem
LE – Washer tried to fill but has not reached correct water level
LO – Door will not unlock
E3 – Motor not running properly
nd – Washer is not draining
nF – Washer tried to fill
4E – Washer cannot fill with water
Sr – Problem with control
PF – Power failure
OE – Water level sensor
bE – Motor speed sensor
tE – Temperature sensor
3E – High current detected
2E – High/low voltage detected
5r – Problem with control
8E – Vibration sensor
Whirlpool AQ, AW model washer error codes
FH – No Water Inlet
FA – Aquastop Failure
FP – Drain Failure
F5 – NTC Failure
F6 – Tachometer Failure
F7 – Triac Short Circuit detection
F8 – Heating Element, Open Circuit
F9 – Overflow Failure
F10 – Motor control unit (Thermal)
F11 – Communication failure
F12 – Heating Element Short Circuit
F13 – Dispenser Circuit Error
F14 – EEPROM Failure
F15 – Motor Control Unit Error
F16 – Control Failure (Control Unit)
F18 – Control Failure (Control Unit)
F20 – Control Failure (Control Unit)
F21 – Control Failure (User Board)
F22 – Control Failure (User Board)
FDL – Door Lock Error
FDU – Door Unlock Error