Equipment guide
Dishwasher error codes
Codes are manufacturer-specific. Choose the exact brand shown on your equipment.
Official Bosch material describes E01 as There is a heat pump motor circuit fault at the main control board. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E0100 as There is a heat pump motor circuit fault at the main control board. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E0103 as There is a main control board relay fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E0105 as The dishwasher has detected faulty (heater) electronics during self-test. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E0106 as There is a wash arm diverter circuit fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E0107 as There is a main control board relay fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E0110 as Failure causing electronics miscommunication. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E02 as There is a main control board relay fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E03 as There is a main control board relay fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E04 as The dishwasher has detected faulty (heater) electronics during self-test. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E05 as There is a wash arm diverter circuit fault/error in the main control board. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E06 as There is a door sensor circuit fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E07 as The Zeolite (Crystal Dry) fan motor is defective. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E09 as There is a heat pump internal heater fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E10 as There is a Zeolite (Crystal Dry) chamber heater fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E12 as There is limescale build-up in the heat pump; the dishwasher needs to be descaled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E14 as There is a flow meter failure, or an issue with water flowing into the dishwasher / the filling system. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E15 as The safety switch has detected water in the base of the dishwasher; the leakage protection system has been activated. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E16 as There is an issue with water flowing into the dishwasher / the filling system; water may not be able to enter. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E18 as There is an issue with water flow into the dishwasher: the water level is too low, or water is not being pumped correctly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E19 as There is a detergent dispenser solenoid circuit fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E20 as There is a heat pump internal heater fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E2030 as There is a heat pump internal heater fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E2060 as There is limescale build-up in the heat pump; the dishwasher needs to be descaled. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E21 as The heat pump is blocked. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E2120 as There is a Zeolite (Crystal Dry) chamber heater fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E2130 as The Zeolite (Crystal Dry) fan motor is defective. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E22 as The dishwasher filter is blocked (the filter catches food particles and must be cleaned regularly). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E23 as There is an issue with the drain pump (blocked, clogged, or faulty). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Bosch dishwasher code E24 indicates a drainage problem. Official Bosch guidance points to a blocked or kinked drain path, a loose pump cover, a clogged air gap, or a disposer connection that is still sealed.
Official Bosch material describes E25 as The drain pump is blocked, or the drain pump cover is loose or missing. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E27 as The house power supply to the unit is too low. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E3000 as There is a flow meter failure, or an issue with water flowing into the dishwasher / the filling system. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E3100 as The safety switch has detected water in the base of the dishwasher; the leakage protection system has been activated. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E3200 as There is an issue with water flow into the dishwasher: the water level is too low, or water is not being pumped correctly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E3300 as There is an issue with water flowing into the dishwasher / the filling system; water may not be able to enter. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6001 as There is a heat pump internal heater fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6002 as The heat pump is blocked. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6101 as There is an issue with the drain pump (blocked, clogged, or faulty). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6102 as The drain pump is blocked, or the drain pump cover is loose or missing. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6103 as The dishwasher is not draining properly because the drain filter is blocked. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6160 as PowerControl™ (Controlled Lower Spray Arm) reference position not found. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E6900 as There is a detergent dispenser solenoid circuit fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E8000 as There is a door sensor circuit fault/error. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E9001 as The house power supply to the unit is too low. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Bosch material describes E9240 as The dishwasher filter is blocked (the filter catches food particles and must be cleaned regularly). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes 01 as 24 indicates that the delay option has been enabled and will begin the cycle once the displayed time reaches 0. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes CL as Description Error code CL or Cd indicates that the door has not been successfully closed and latched. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes Hd as Hd or HO indicates the unit is in the "Heat Delay" or "Heater On" mode. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes i20 as i20 indicates that the dishwasher is not draining properly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes i40 as i40 indicates a clogged filter or sump. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Electrolux material describes PF as PF occurs when there is a loss of power. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes 01 as 24 indicates that the delay option has been enabled and will begin the cycle once the displayed time reaches 0. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes CL as Description Error code CL or Cd indicates that the door has not been successfully closed and latched. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes Hd as Hd or HO indicates the unit is in the "Heat Delay" or "Heater On" mode. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes i20 as i20 indicates that the dishwasher is not draining properly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes i40 as i40 indicates a clogged filter or sump. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Frigidaire material describes PF as PF occurs when there is a loss of power. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes 999 as Possible leak detected on models with the 'Floor Protect with Alert' feature (the dishwasher will not start; contact service). On all others, the unit's control needs to be reset; the display may flash and the dishwasher won't start or run. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed…
Official GE Appliances material describes C1 as The pump out during drain has exceeded 2 minutes. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C2 as The total pump out cycle exceeds 7 minutes. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C3 as The dishwasher will not drain. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C4 as Machine filled twice after a power failure; float switch stuck or failed; clogged drain or sump. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C5 as The pump out time is too short. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C6 as Water temperature is too low. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C7 as The dishwasher's water temperature sensor circuit has become inoperative. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes C8 as The display indicates that the detergent cup is blocked from opening fully. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes FTD as Failure to drain: the dishwasher did not drain. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes H2O as This indicates a low water situation; the dishwasher is not getting enough water (or none at all) during the timed water-fill phase. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official GE Appliances material describes PrS as The pressure sensor is sending an invalid signal to the control; the cycle cannot start or will cancel. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes bE as Bubble error: over-sudsing from dish soap or too much detergent; the code prevents leaks. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes CL as Control Lock (Child Lock) is active: the panel and cycle selection are disabled; the lock stays active after power off/on. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes F31 as The Heat Dry fan motor does not operate (applies to models with Dynamic Heat Dry). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes F35 as The temperatures of Heat Dry components cannot be measured (applies to models with Dynamic Heat Dry). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes F37 as The Auto Open Door feature does not function. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes FE as The water supply exceeds the standard amount, or a leak is detected (official page: may be caused by over-sudsing with dishwashing liquid, unit not level, door not aligned, a detected leak, or water poured into the Heat Dry blower). The unit keeps draining to protect itself and the floor. This guide records the cited…
Official LG material describes HE as Heater error: the heater that heats the water is not functioning normally. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes IE as Water inlet error: a specified amount of water was not supplied to the tub in time. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes LE as The cleaning (wash) motor is not functioning normally. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes nE as The impeller (Vario pump) does not spin normally, or dishes touch the impeller. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes OE as Water outlet error: the tub is not fully drained. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes PE as Water level sensor issue (the official page notes this applies to certain older models). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official LG material describes tE as Temperature sensor issue (contact problem or sensor failure). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 1E as Waterwall models: water is not making it through the filter (clogged fine filter). Rotary models: the temperature inside the dishwasher is too hot. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 3C as The pump has failed. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 3E as The water supply is too hot. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 4C as The dishwasher is not getting water at the pressure or temperature it needs. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 5C as The dishwasher cannot drain. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 7E as The Waterwall reflector is not able to move correctly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes 9E as There is not enough water in the dishwasher. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes AP as The dishwasher is in Access Point Mode to assist with connecting to a mobile device. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes bE as The panel detects a stuck button. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes CE as The control panel is unable to communicate with the rest of the dishwasher. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes HC as The temperature inside the dishwasher is too hot. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes HE as The temperature inside the dishwasher is being detected incorrectly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes LC as The dishwasher's leak sensor detects moisture. When this code occurs, the dishwasher will turn itself on and will not turn off while it attempts to drain water away. On Waterwall models this could also mean the water reflector is blocked. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner…
Official Samsung material describes OC as There is more water in the dishwasher than there should be (over-level water). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes PC as The Zone Wash function is not operating correctly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes PE as The Half Load function is not performing correctly. This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.
Official Samsung material describes tE as The temperature inside the dishwasher is being detected incorrectly (temperature sensor error). This guide records the cited product-family scope, safety-reviewed owner checks, and service limits.