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Error Codes For Kenmore Appliances

Most Common Error Codes For Sears & Kenmore Appliances

Kenmore Dishwasher Error codes

1-1 or F1E1 – Stuck relay on the electronic control board

1-2 or F1E2 – Damaged memory on control board. Incompatible software components inside microprocessor.

2-1 or F2E1 – Stuck button on the user interface control

2-2 or F2E2 – User interface control can’t communicate with electronic control board

3-1 or F3E1 – Thermistor sensor failure

3-2 or F3E2 – Shorted thermistor

4-1 or F4E1- 4-2 or F4E2 – Communication error between the electronic control board and the circulation pump motor

5-1 or F5E1 – Door switch failure

5-2 or F5E2 – Control detects door not opening

6-1 or F6E1 – Won’t fill

6-2 or F6E2 – Water inlet valve failure

6-3 or F6E3 – Air is in the water pump

6-4 or F6E4 – The float switch is open

6-6 or F6E6 – Incoming water is too cold

6-7 or F6E7 – Disconnected or damaged flow meter

6-8 or F6E8 – Problem with water softener regeneration valve 

7-1 or F7E1 – Heating element doesn’t work

7-2 or F7E2 – Heating element won’t shut off

8-1 or F8E1 – Slow drain

8-2 or F8E2 – Drain pump electrical problem

9-1 or F9E1 – Electronic control board can’t detect the position of the diverter disc

9-2 or F9E2 – Diverter motor is stuck on

10-1 or FAE1 – Detergent dispenser failure

10-2 or FAE2 – Vent wax motor electrical problem

10-3 or FAE3 – Drying fan failure

Kenmore Dryer Error Codes

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PF – Power failure

F:01 – Main electronic control board failure

F:02 – Keypad/user interface failure

F:20 – Heater relay failure

F:22 – Outlet thermistor failure

F:23 – Outlet thermistor failure

F:24 – Inlet thermistor failure

F:25 – Inlet thermistor failure

F:28 -Moisture sensor failure

F:29 – Moisture sensor failure

F:30 – Restricted airflow

F:31 – Low L2 voltage

F:70 or F:71 – No communication between the electronic control board and the user interface control board assemblies

F:72 through F:78 – User interface control assembly failure

Kenmore Washer
Error Codes

F01 – Main control board EEPROM error

F11 – Motor control board failure

F20 – Not filling

F21 – Will not drain

F22 – Door lock failure

F23 – Heating element failure

F24 – Water temperature sensor error

F25 – Drive motor tachometer error

F26 – Door switch error

F27 – Overflow

F28 – Communication error between the main electronic control board and the motor control board

F29 – Door unlock error

F30 – Dispenser system failure

F31 – Motor control board failure

F33 – Drain pump relay failure on the main electronic control board

rL, OU or F34 – Load inside the washer during the Clean Washer cycle

Sd – Excessive suds

Kenmore Oven Fault codes

F1 or F2 – Defective upper oven temperature sensor

F3 – Stuck key

F4 or F5 – Defective lower oven temperature sensor

F6 – Upper oven too hot

F9 – Upper oven not heating

F10 – Upper oven door lock failure

F16 – Lower oven too hot

F19 – Lower oven not heating

F20 – Lower oven door lock failure

Kenmore Refrigerator Fault codes

Er 1F or Er lf – Main control board lost a feedback signal from the icing fan motor for over 114 seconds

Er FF – Error Condition – Evaporator fan failed

Er FS – Freezer sensor error

F dS – Freezer defrost sensor

r dS – Refrigerator defrost sensor

Er HS –  Humidity sensor

Er IS – Ice maker sensor

Er IS – Ice maker sensor

Er rt – Room temperature sensor

Er It – System error inside ice maker

Er gF – Flow meter error code

F dH – Sensor did not get over 40F in defrost

r dH – Sensor did not get over 40F

Er 1F –  The fan for the ice compartment failed

Er IF – The fan for the ice compartment failed

Er CF – Condenser fan motor is defective

Er CO – Communication error

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Error Codes For GE Appliances

GE Appliance Repair Edmonton
Range / Stove / Oven Fault Codes

F0 – Touch pad stuck

  • Normally either the touch pad or oven control (clock or ERC) is faulty and needs to be replaced. If you cannot cancel this fault code, replace the oven control (clock or ERC), touch pad, or both.

F1 – Same Touch pad stuck

  • Normally either the touch pad or oven control (clock or ERC) is faulty and needs to be replaced. If you cannot cancel this fault code, replace the oven control (clock or ERC), touch pad, or both.

F2 – (During BAKE) Control senses oven temperature is above 615F-630F

  • If an actual over temperature condition has occurred. Check for welded relay contacts on broil or bake relays. If this is this case, replace oven control (clock or ERC).
  • If no over temperature condition has occurred. Check for a high resistance connection. Or another cause of high resistance in the oven temperature sensor circuit. Inspect the sensor, sensor harness and the sensor harness connection at sensor and oven control. Replace sensor if faulty.

Remember: The oven control (ERC) measures resistance of sensor circuit, not the actual oven temperature. 

F2 – (While CLEAN) Control senses oven temperature is above 915F-930F

  • If an actual over temperature condition occurred. Check for welded relay contacts. If this occurs, replace the oven control (clock or ERC).
  • If no over temperature condition has occurred. Check for a high resistance connection or another cause of high resistance in the oven temperature sensor circuit. Check the sensor, sensor harness and the sensor harness connection at sensor and oven control. Replace sensor if faulty. Check the door lock switches.

Remember: The oven control (ERC) measures resistance of sensor circuit , not the actual oven temperature. 

F4 – Open or shorted oven temperature sensor (RTD)

  • Check the sensor harness and harness connection between oven sensor and oven control.
  • Replace the oven temperature sensor (RTD) if the wiring is ok.

F5 – Relay drive circuit loss

  • If this fault code cannot be cancelled, replace oven control (clock or ERC).

F8 – Meat probe short

  • Problem could be with the probe, receptacle or the probe circuit. Check the probe.
  • Check for a pinched wire.
  • Inspect for condensation or contamination on the probe receptacle.

F9 – Lock switch

  • Check the wiring to door lock switch (the wire harness could be connected wrong).
  • Check for a stuck lock switch.

FC – Door lock circuit problem such as pinched wires between door lock and control switches on motorized lock circuits

  • Check the wiring and test operation of switches.

FD – Meat probe shorted

  • Problem could be with the probe,  receptacle, the or probe circuit. Check the probe.
  • Check for pinched wire. Inspect for condensation or contamination on probe receptacle.
  • Replace probe if all else looks ok.

FF – Door motor safety switch loss

  • Replace oven control (also called clock or ERC).

FFF – Control error, failed EEPROM

  • Replace oven control board (also called clock or ERC).
  • The main control is responsible for operating a series of software commands. Which control different features and functions of the oven. Each function or operation has a numerical value assigned to it. These numerical values can be added up and this is called the check sum operation. Each time the system is powered up and after every clean cycle. The system performs a check sum and compares the value to that programmed into the software (stored in memory).
  • An EEPROM check sum error or FFF code occurs when these two values differ. If this occurs, replace the oven control board (clock or ERC).

GE Monogram & Profile Dishwasher error codes

F2 – Communication failure between the user interface control and the electronic control board

F3 – Inverter control board configuration error

F5 – Inverter control board communication failure

F16 – High water temperature

F33 – Door switch failure

F34 – Water leak detected

F35 – Diverter feedback error

F48, F49 or F52 – Turbidity sensor failure

F50 or F51 – Temperature sensor failure

F64 – Inverter error

F65 – No water detected by the inverter control board

F80 or F96 – No water detected by the turbidity sensor

F97 – Heater failure

F98 – Not draining

F99 – Minimum wash temperature not met

F112 – Stuck key pad button

F128 – Low rinse agent level

F144 – Inverter control board failure

F145 – Inverter control board not getting AC power

F146 – Circulation pump failure

F147 – Drain pump failure

F148 – Wire harness thermal cut-off fuse is blown

F149 – Inverter control board wire harness failure



GE Monogram & Profile, Eterna Refrigerator error codes

FF – Check frozen foods for warming up. Because the temperature is rising too high.

PF – Power has been interrupted

CI – Ice maker not operating properly

dE – Defrost system error

CC – Freezer temperature is too warm

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1 flash – Motor failure

2 flashes – Slipping drive belt or loose hub nut on the spin basket

3 flashes – Defective inverter control

4 flashes – Mode shifter circuit failed

5 flashes – Motor failure

6 flashes – Locked rotor on the drive motor

7 flashes – Lid didn’t open for 4 consecutive cycles

8 flashes – Motor overheated

9 flashes – Motor brake mechanism is non-working

GE Monogram & Profile, Eterna Washer Error Codes

GE Monogram & Profile dryer error codes

000 – No errors

001 or 003 – Temperature sensor is defective

002 or 004 – Temperature sensor is defective

005 – The main control board is defective

006 – Stuck button on the control panel

007 – Power supply is mis-wired

008 or 00d – Door switch not opening; 5 cycles ran without the door switch opening

009 – Drive motor problem

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Error Codes For Electrolux Appliances

Most Common Error Codes For Electrolux Appliances

Electrolux Icon Dishwasher Error Codes

The following error codes and explanations can help you diagnose a problem with your Electrolux icon dishwasher.

Er-01 – Water leak

  • The sensor under the dishwasher detected a leak. Turn off power to the dishwasher. Inspect all the hoses, pumps and the tub to find the leak. Replace any leaking parts.

Er-02 – Thermistor/turbidity sensor failed

  • Turn off power to the dishwasher and inspect the wiring for the thermistor/turbidity sensor circuit. If the wiring is okay, the thermistor/turbidity sensor might need to be replaced.

Er-03 – Wash motor failed

  • Turn off power to the dishwasher and then inspect the wiring for the wash motor. If the wiring is okay, look for an obstruction in the pump. Replace the wash motor if the pump is clear of any obstructions and the wiring is okay.

Er-04 or Er-05 – Upper fan/vent failed

  • Turn off power to the dishwasher and inspect the wiring for the upper fan/vent. If the wiring is intact, replace the upper fan/vent.

Er-06 – Lower fan failed

  • Turn off power to the dishwasher and inspect the wiring for the lower fan. If the wiring is okay, the lower fan should be replaced.

Er-07 or Er-11 – Drain valve failed

  • Turn off power to the dishwasher and inspect the wiring for the drain valve. If the wiring is intact, replace the drain valve.

Er-08 – User interface control failed

  • A switch on the user interface is faulty. Replace the user interface.

Er-09 – Communication failed between user interface control and electronic control board.

  • Turn off power to the dishwasher and look for loose wire connections between the user interface control and the electronic control board. If the wires and connections are okay, replace the user interface control. If the problem continues, the electronic control board might need to be replaced.

Er-10 – Electronic control board relay failed

  • A relay on the electronic control board has failed. Replace the electronic control board.

Er-12 – Drain valve position error

  • The drain valve was activated when it should be off. Turn off power to the dishwasher. Inspect the drain valve wiring for a short. If the wiring is intact, replace the electronic control board since the drain valve relay likely is stuck. If the problem continues, the drain valve needs to be replaced.

Er-13 – Electronic control board error

  • The electronic control board has an internal component fault. The electronic control board needs to be replaced.

Electrolux Refrigerator icon Error Codes

SH, 5H, OP –  an issue with the Freezer or Fresh Food Sensor.

SY EF, 5Y EF – the problem with the evaporator fan circuit.

SY CE, 5Y CE – Communication with Main Control Board failed.

dF – There is an issue with the defrost circuit.

Sb, 5b – The fridge is in Sabbath mode.

Electrolux icon Dryer Error Codes

E31 – Moisture sensor frequency too high

E32 – Moisture sensor frequency too low,

E42 – Door sensing error

E51 – Motor relay failure

E52 – Motor stopped or not starting

E53 – Motor centrifugal switch failure

E54 – Motor sensing failure

E61 – Heater relay failure

E63 – Heating element shorted to ground

E64 – Open heating element circuit

E65 – High limit thermostat tripped open too many times (Electric dryer)

E66 – Thermal limiter tripped

E67 – Heating sensor failure

E71 or E72 – Outlet thermistor failure

E73 – Inlet thermistor failure

E74 – Drive motor relay failure

E91 – Communication, error

E92 – User interface control and electronic control board mismatch
E94 – Cycle configuration error

EA2 – Incoming line voltage is above 130 volts AC

EA3 – Incoming line voltage is below 90 volts AC

EA4 – Improper wiring on the terminal block

EA5 – Electronic control board defective

EF1 – Blocked exhaust vent

EF3 – Maximum dry time has expired

EF8 – Stuck key on the user interface control

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Electrolux icon Washer Error Codes

E11 – Problems with water fill in wash phase

E10 – Cycle PAUSED

E12 – Problems with water fill in drying 
E21 – Problems with water drain in wash phase 
E22 – Problems with water drain during drying or drying condenser blocked

E20 – Heating phase skipped
E31 – Analogic (electronic) pressure switch circuit faulty 
E32 – Incorrect calibration of analogic (electronic) pressure switch 
E35 –  Water level too high 
E38 – Pressure chamber blocked 
E41 – Door open

E42 –  Problems with door closure 
E43 – TRIAC which powers the door interlock faulty 
E51 – TRIAC which powers the motor short-circuited 
E52 –  No signal from tachometric generator 
E54 – Relays (motor) contacts faulty 
E61 – Insufficient heating during washing 
E62 – Overheating during washing
E63 – Insufficient heating during drying He
E64 – Overheating during drying 
E66 – Power relay to heating element faulty 
E85 – Circulation pump faulty 
E91 – Communications error between main PCB and user interface 
E93 – Configuration error

E90 – Cycle blocked
E94 – Incorrect configuration of washing cycle

EF1 – Drain filter blocked 

Electrolux icon Oven/Stove Error Codes

F10 – Runaway Temperature.Oven heats when no cook cycle is programmed.

F11 – Shorted Keypad

F13 – Internal software error in EOC

F14 – TST Display tail missing or not connected

F15 – Signal loss between oven relay board and EOC

F20 – Communication failure between EOC and ESEC (Electric Models Only)

F23, F25 – Communication failure between VSC board and EOC

F30 – Open probe connection.

F31 – Shorted Probe connection

F90 – Door lock motor latch error

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Error Codes For Frigidaire Appliances 

Fault Codes Frigidaire Gallery Appliance Repair

Fault codes are often the result of a bad timer (ERC or Electronic Range Control). In some cases, the failure code indicates another problem when, in fact, the timer is to blame. Fortunately, our team is experienced and trained in resolving timer issues. So, when you notice any of the below fault codes, call our team right away and we will be at your door before you know it! Additionally, you may also find further information about appliances and our services at.

Frigidaire Gallery Refrigerator Error Codes

OP in freezer temperature display – Freezer temperature sensor open

SH in freezer temperature display – Freezer temperature sensor shorted

OP in refrigerator temperature display – Refrigerator temperature sensor open

SH in refrigerator temperature display – Refrigerator temperature sensor shorted

SY EF  – Evaporator fan circuit failure

SY CE or SY CF – Communications failure between the electronic control board and user interface

Frigidaire Gallery Oven Error Codes

F0 – Electronic oven control fault

  • Replace the electronic oven control ( EOC or clock).

F1 – Electronic oven control fault

  • Replace the electronic oven control ( EOC or clock).

F2 – Oven temperature is too hot

  • Inspect and replace oven temperature sensor (RTD).

F3 – Oven temperature sensor (RTD) is open

  • Inspect the sensor harness and harness connection between the oven sensor and oven control.
  • Replace the oven temperature sensor (RTD) if the wiring is intact.

F4 – Oven temperature sensor (RTD) has shorted

  • Inspect the sensor harness and harness connection between the oven sensor and oven control. Replace the oven temperature sensor (RTD) if the wiring is ok.

F5 – Electronic oven control fault

  • Replace the electronic oven control (also called EOC or clock).

F6 – Electronic oven control fault

  • Replace the electronic oven control (also called EOC or clock).

F8 – Oven door lock fault

  • Inspect the lock relay and door switches.

Frigidaire Gallery Dishwasher Error Codes

 i10 – A low fill has been detected.

i20, i40, iF0 – Clogged filters or a restricted drain line has been detected.

i30 – A leak or over flow of water has been detected in the bottom pan.

i50 – A problem has been detected with the drain or wash motor.

i60 – A problem has been detected with the water heating system.

iC0 –A problem has been detected with the electronic control system.

UO – Vent open

UF – Fan not running

ER – Membrane Switch Failure

CE – Configuration Error

CL – Close Door – Door Switch Open

dP – Drain Pump

FL – Water Valve Is Open

HO – Heat Delay

hs – Hall Sensor

LO – Low Rinse Aid

PF – Power Failure

rA – Rinse Aid

RE – Rinse aid reed switch

RF – Rinse aid

rt – Relay / Triac Test

Sd – Detergent Dispenser

tu –Turbidity Sensor

Frigidaire Gallery Affinity Dryer Error Codes

E10 –Electronic control board communication error

E11 –Electronic control board communication error

E12 –Electronic control board communication error

E24 – Thermistor error

E25– Thermistor error

E4A – Long dry time

E5B – No heat

E68 – Stuck key on the electronic control board

E8C – Frequent high-limit thermostat trips

EAF – Electronic control board failure

Frigidaire Gallery Affinity Washer Error Codes

E11 – Fill time too long

E13 – Water leak in the tub or air leak in the water level pressure sensor air hose

E14 – Dispenser drawer not , closed

E21 – Drains slowly

E23 – Drain pump relay failed

E24 – Drain pump relay failed

E31 – Water level pressure sensor isn’t communicating with the electronic control board

E35– Water-level pressure sensor detects overfill

E43 –Control detects a problem with the door lock circuit

E44 – Control board failure

E45 – Control board failure

E46 – Control board failure

E47 – Control detects an open door lock circuit in Spin mode,

E48 – Control detects a , problem with the door lock circuit

E52 – Signal from the drive motor tachometer

E55 – Motor overheating

E56 – High motor current

E57 – High current on, inverter

E58 – High current on motor phase

E59  – No tachometer signal, for 3 seconds

E5A – Motor control board is overheated,

E5B – Motor control board is overheated

E5C – Motor control board is overheated

E5D – Communication failure between the electronic control board and the motor control board,

E5E – Communication failure between the electronic control board and the motor control board,

E5F – Communication failure between the electronic control board and the motor control board,

E67 – Incorrect voltage supply to the microprocessor on the electronic control board

E75 – Failed water temperature sensor circuit

E95 – Electronic control board communication error,

EB1 – Incoming power , frequency out of limits

EB2 – Incoming line voltage is , above 130 volts AC

EB3 – Incoming line voltage, is below 90 volts AC

EF1 – Clogged drain pump,

EF2 – Too much suds

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Error Codes For Maytag Appliances 

Fault Codes Maytag® EPIC z™ Appliance

Fault codes usually indicate a specific problem. However, in many cases, a faulty timer (ERC or Electronic Range Control) can result in an incorrect fault code. Our team of technicians is experienced in repairing most timers and we know how to get to the bottom of any Maytag issue. Review the Maytag fault codes below to stay on top of any issue that may arise.

F0 – Stuck function key

  • Replace the touchpad or if touchpad is part of the clock, replace the clock (ERC).

F1 – Touchpad or clock (ERC) defect

  • Replace the touchpad or clock (ERC). The touchpad is a more common problem. Refer to F1 test at the top of this page for further information.

F2 – Oven temperature too hot

  • Replace the relay board, if present, or the oven temperature sensor (RTD). Check sensor harness.

F3 or F4 – Shorted or open oven temperature sensor (RTD)

  • Check the sensor harness and harness connection between the oven sensor and oven control. Replace the oven temperature sensor (RTD) if the wiring is ok.

F5 – Watchdog and hardware conflict

  • Replace the clock (ERC).

F7 – Function key stuck or shorted

  • Replace the touchpad or if the touchpad is part of the clock, replace the clock (ERC).

F8 – Analog / Digital problem

  • Replace the clock (ERC).

F9 – Door latch

  • Check the door latch components.

Maytag® EPIC z™ Neptune, Atlantis, Dryer Fault Codes

PF – Power Failure
Power failure while the dryer was in cycle. Press the Stop button to clear the display. If you experience common power failures on your dryer be sure to check the electrical outlet cord.
Part to replace – Outlet Cord

 F01 – Main Electronic Control Board Fail
Remove the dryer from power for 10 minutes. Apply power back to the dryer and if the code returns you need to replace the main electronic control board.
Part to replace – Main Electronic Control Board

F02 – Keypad or User Interface Fail
A button on the keypad may be stuck on one of the user interface controls. If the button cannot be unstuck then replace the user interface control assembly.
Part to replace – User Interface Control Assembly

F22 – Exhaust Thermistor (Temp Sensor) Fail
Remove power from the dryer. Use a multi-meter and check the resistance of the thermistor (0,000 ohms). If the thermistor is bad then replace it.
Part to replace – Thermistor (Temp Sensor)

F23 – Exhaust Thermistor (Temp Sensor) Fail
Remove power from the dryer. Use a multi-meter and check the resistance of the thermistor (0,000 ohms). If the thermistor is bad then replace it.
Part to replace – Thermistor (Temp Sensor)

F26 – Drive Motor Fail
Remove power from the dryer. Check wiring connections between the main electronic control board and the drive motor. If the wiring connections are not damaged and connected then replace the drive motor.
Part to replace – Drive Motor

F28 – Moisture Sensor Fail
Remove power from the dryer. Check the wiring harness on the moisture sensor visually and with a multi-meter. If the wiring connections are okay then replace the moisture sensor.
Part to replace – Moisture Sensor

 F29 – Moisture Sensor Fail
Remove power from the dryer. Check the wiring harness on the moisture sensor visually and with a multi-meter. If the wiring connections are okay then replace the moisture sensor.
Part to replace – Moisture Sensor

Maytag® EPIC z™ Neptune, Atlantis, Washer Fault Codes

Maytag-Washer-Error-Codes

nd – The water level fails to drop below the Low Water level reset within 15 minutes, before a spin begins. 

LO – Door failed to unlock after 3 attempts. 

nF – Continuous fill of 12minutes. Total fill of 14minutes. 

FL – Door failed to lock after3 attempts. 

LE – Water sensor level fault. 8
OE A fault is detected in the water level sensor. Data (frequency) shows the water level is at or above the overflow level.

E-E2 – Detected a key pressed more than 30seconds, the key will be assumed to be stuck. 

dc – Never exceeded 400rpm due to an unbalanced load. 

od – The door has not been opened after two complete wash cycles. Door switch was not seen open since the last two final spins. 

dL – Open door lock switch with motor running. 

dS – Door switch is read as open and the door locked switch is read as locked. 

bE – Motor tach signal exists without motor running. 

tE – Abnormal high/low temp or ohm resistance seen. 

E3 – Machine control is attempting to drive the motor but is not seeing any tach response. Visual check shows motor is not moving. (Locked, Hall Sensor fault) 
Sr – System Relay failure. 

Hr – Heater Relay failure. 

Fridge Error Codes

1-1 – Stuck relay on the electronic control board

1-2 – All the LED’s are on because the user interface control is incompatible with the electronic control board

2-1 – Stuck button on the user interface control

2-2 – User interface control can’t communicate, with electronic control board,

3-1 – Thermistor/OWI sensor failure (The thermistor is the water temperature sensor, the OWI sensor is the Optical Water Indicator that detects the amount of debris in the water.)

3-2 – Shorted thermistor/OWI sensor.

3-3 – OWI failed to calibrate or the drain hose check valve failed, allowing dirty water to backflow into the dishwasher

4-3 – Communication error between the electronic control board and the circulation pump motor

5-1 – Door switch failure

Fridge Error Codes

5-2 – Control detects door not opening

6-1 – Won’t fill

6-2 – Water inlet valve failure

6-3 – Suds or air are in the water pump

6-4 – The float switch is open

6-6 – Incoming water is too cold 

6-7 – Disconnected or damaged flow meter

6-8 – Problem with water softener regeneration valve (Water Softener Models Only),

7-1 – Heating element doesn’t work 

7-2 – Heating element won’t shut off

8-1 – Slow drain

8-2 – Drain pump electrical problem

8-3 – Drain pump stuck on

10-1 –Detergent dispenser failure

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Error Codes For KitchenAid Appliances

Common Fault Codes for KitchenAid

Kitchenaid Dryer Error Codes

PF – Power Failure

E1 – Open Thermistor

E2 – Shorted Thermistor

E3 – User Interface or Software Mismatch 

FH – Detects No Water Entering Machine or No Pressure Switch Trip 

F02 – Long Drain (Drain Exceeds 8 Minutes) 

F05 – Water Temperature Sensor Error

F06 – Drive Motore Tachometer Error

F07 – Motor Control Unit (MCU) Error

F09 – Overflow Condition

F10 – Motor Control Unit (MCU) Heat Sink Thermal Trip (Too Hot)

F11 – Serial Communication Error between MCU and CCU 

F13 – Dispenser Circuit Error 

F13 – Dispenser Circuit Error 

F15 – Motor Control Unit (MCU) Error

F21 / F22 – Central Control Unit (CCU)/ Touch Pad / LEd Assembly Error

F32 – Pressure Switch Failure 

F33 – System Leak

FdU – Door Unlock Error 

FdL – Door Lock Error

SUD – Suds Lock

Kitchenaid Washer Error Codes

FH – Detects No Water Entering Machine or No Pressure Switch Trip

F02 – Long Drain (Drain Exceeds 8 Minutes)

F05 – Water Temperature Sensor Error 

F06 – Drive Motor Tachometer Error

F07 – Motor Control Unit (MCU) Error 

F09 – Overflow Condition (Pressure Switch Closed Too Long)

F10 – Motor Control Unit (MCU) Heat Kink Thermal Trip (Too Hot)

F11 – Serial Communication Error Between MCU and CCU

F13 – Dispenser Circuit Error 

F14 – EEPROM Error – Disconnect power and unplug unit. 

F15 – Motor Control Unit (MCU) Error

F21 / F22 – Central Control Unit (CCU) / Touch Pad / LED Assembly Error

FdU – Door Unlock Error

FdL – Door Lock Error 

SUD – Suds Lock

Kitchenaid Dishwasher Error Codes

1-1 or F1E1– Stuck relay on the electronic control board

1-2 or F1E2 – Damaged or corrupted memory on control board. Incompatible software components inside microprocessor.

2-1 or F2E1 – Stuck button on the user interface control

2-2 or F2E2 – User interface control can’t communicate with electronic control board

3-1 or F3E1– Thermistor/OWI sensor failure

3-2 or F3E2 – Shorted thermistor/OWI sensor

3-3 or F3E3 – OWI failed to calibrate or the drain hose check valve failed, allowing dirty water to backflow into the dishwasher

4-4 or F4E4 – Communication error between the electronic control board and the circulation pump motor

5-1 or F5E1– Door switch failure

5-2 or F5E2– Control detects door not opening

6-1 or F6E1– Won’t fill

6-2 or F6E2– Water inlet valve failure

6-3 or F6E3– Suds or air are in the water pump

6-4 or F6E4– The float switch is open

6-6 or F6E6– Incoming water is too cold

7-1 or F7E1– Heating element doesn’t work

7-2 or F7E2 – Heating element won’t shut off

8-1 or F8E1  – Slow drain

8-2 or F8E2 -Drain pump electrical problem

9-1 or F9E1 – Electronic control board can’t detect the position of the diverter disc

9-2 or F9E2 – Diverter motor is stuck on

9-3 or F9E3 – Diverter disc is missing

9-4 or F9E4 – Lower spray arm error

10-1 or FAE1– Detergent dispenser failure

10-3 or FAE3 -Drying fan failur

 

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Error Codes For Whirlpool Appliances

Whirlpool Stove Fault Codes

F1 – E0 – EEPROM communication error

1. Disconnect the power for at least 30 seconds.
2. Re-apply the power and watch for at least one minute.
3. If the code re-appears, replace the control board (ERC or clock).

Note: Applies to all F1-E… codes except F1-E3. 

F1 – E1 – EEPROM checksum error

F1 – E2 – UL A/D error(s)

F1 – E4 – Model ID error

F1 – E5 – Calibration shifted

F1 – E6 – Latch signal mismatch error

F1 – E9 – Stack overflow

F1 – E3 – Wiring harness cavity size does not match previously stored value

  • The “Cavity Size Select” jumpers inside the wiring harness indicate a cavity size different from that which the control was previously configured for.

  • Check the jumpers in the harness to ensure that they agree with the actual oven size.

F2 – E0 – Shorted keypad (also called touch pad)

  • Inspect the keypad connector for firm connection (keypad connects to control board).

  • Press CANCEL. If the error code returns after 60 seconds, replace the keypad (touch pad or membrane switch). Some models incorporate keypad in to control board as one unit. In this case, replace the control board (ERC or clock).

F2 – E1 – Keypad cable unplugged

F2 – E5 – Cancel key drive line open

F2 – E6 – Cancel key drive line open

F3 – E0 – Oven temperature sensor (RTD) opened (upper oven, if double oven)

  • Replace the Oven temperature sensor (RTD)

Note: Applies to all F3-E… codes. 

Whirlpool Oven Fault Codes

F3 – E1 – Temperature sensor (RTD) shorted (upper oven, if double oven)

F3 – E2 – Oven temperature is too high (Cook mode)

F3 – E3 – Temperature is too high (Clean mode)

F3 – E4 – Oven temperature sensor (RTD) opened (lower oven, if double oven)

F3 – E5 – Temperature sensor (RTD) shorted (lower oven, if double oven)

F3 – E6 – Warming drawer sensor open

F3 – E7 – Drawer sensor shorted

F4 – E1 – Meat probe malfunction – shorted

  • Problem possibly with the probe, receptacle, or probe circuit. Check the probe. Look for a pinched wire. Look for condensation or contamination on the probe receptacle. Replace the probe if all else checks out ok.

F5 – E0 – Door switches do not agree (condition exists when the door switch is closed indicating an open door, and latch switch is closed indicating a locked door)

 F5 – E1 – Self-clean latch will not lock

F5 – E2 – Latch during CLEAN error

F5 – E5 – Self-clean temperature not reached within 45 minutes.

F5 – E6 – Door is open, but latch is locked

F5 – E7 – Self-clean latch will not unlock

F6 – E0 – Return line not connected

  • If the switch pulse return line is not connected, electronic control will display F6 within 60 seconds after power up. Replace the control.

F7 – E1 – Common switch wire is defective

Wire common (+5VDC) to latch switch, and to door switch is shorted to chassis ground or neutral. A double oven has two of each switch and one common wire.

  • Check the connections at control and at the latch switch and door switch.

  • If all the connections are good, then check the individual switches as outlined for the F5 failu

Whirlpool Refrigerator Fault Codes

L01 – The refrigerator temperature sensor is faulty

AL02 – the evaporator temperature sensor is defective

AL03 – the freezer temperature sensor is defective

CF – module does not see the display, there is no communication

EO – Ice maker fault (if fitted)

E1 – Refrigerator sensor fault

E2 – Freezer sensor fault

E3 – Defrost sensor fault

E4 – Fridge defrost sensor fault

E5 – Freezer defrost sensor fault

E6 – Main control board and display board fault

E7 – Environmental temperature sensor fault

E9 -Freezer high temperature alarm

EE – Ice maker circuit fault 

Whirlpool Dishwasher Fault Codes​

F1 – Problem with the NTC (temperature sensor) or thermistor

F2 – water leak has been detected

F3 – Issue with water heating system

F5 – Spray arms are blocked/clogged or otherwise malfunctioning

F6 – The fault occurs when the dishwasher does not detect any incoming water despite the water inlet valve being open

F7 – Flow meter failure is not unusual on Whirlpool dishwashers so it may well require replacing 

F8 – Water Turbidity Fault

F9 – Water inlet is staying open (dishwasher is overfilling)

F0 – Sensor fault or failure

FA – The optical water indicator is detecting high levels of water turbidity

FB – Motorised diverter valve fault detected

FC – Water hardness sensor failure

Whirlpool Washer & Dryer Error Codes

F01 – F30 – Electrical Problem

F01 – No water detected entering machine or pressure switch trip not detected

F02 – Overflow condition

F03 – Long drain

F05 – Water temperature sensor error

F06 – Drive motor tachometer error

F07 – Electronic circuit board fault/ heating circuit fault 

F08 – Heater fault

F09 – Software fault

F11 – Pump circuit fault

F12 – Electronic control fault

F22 – Loads detected during clean washer cycle

F23 – Pressure switch error

Whirlpool-Washer-Error-Codes

A09 on display – Water Inlet Problem—no water or insufficient water supply

A10 – Drain Problem

Sd – Excessive suds in washer. Washer is running a suds reduction routine.

Sud – Excessive suds in washer. Washer is running a suds reduction routine.

Fod – “Overfoaming”
Too much foam interrupted the wash program.​

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How Long Do microwaves Last? The Lifespan Of A Microwave

1. Acknowledge that the microwave oven needs cleaning – even if it doesn’t seem to: dirt, grease, and food build up over time, and this can lead to problems like interference and poor performance.

A Brief History of the Microwave Oven

Microwaves have been around for a long time and have seen a lot of improvements. In the 1940s, the microwave oven was invented by Percy Spencer. It was during this time that the microwaves used in ovens were similar to those of the early models. In the 1950s, inventor George Carlo patented the microwave oven and made several improvements to the technology. Since then, there have been several more improvements to the microwave oven that include new ovens with larger oven chambers and more power. Essentially, a microwave oven cooks food quickly by heating it from the inside out. Thanks to these improvements, microwaves are a popular appliance in homes today.

How Long Should a Microwave Last?

Microwaves are a common appliance in most homes. They come in handy for quickly heating up food or replacing the oven when it’s too hot inside. However, like most appliances, they can last longer if they’re used correctly and maintained accordingly. When it comes to average microwave lifespan, the appliance usually lasts about seven years with normal use; however, this lifespan can be shortened even further if the wrong items are placed inside of the microwave oven (such as water bottles). In fact, some research suggests that microwaves may not last more than four to five years at best when incorrectly used and overloaded with multiple dishes at once!

Signs You Need to Repair or Replace

If you’re noticing any of the following signs that mean it’s time to repair or replace your appliance, take action sooner rather than later: – Cooking times are off – The oven might be taking much longer than usual to cook food. A few signs may include:

  1. Or foods may not be cooking evenly
  2. The door seal is compromised – Water can get inside the appliance and cause problems like corrosion and warped doors.
  3. Issues with the keypad – Keys don’t work correctly, or they only work a certain number of times before becoming worn out.
  4. Old age – Appliances go through wear and tear as they’re used more often over time. This means parts may need to be replaced more frequently, leading to increased costs down the line

Neglecting to clean it

It’s easy to take our microwave for granted, but cleaning it regularly can extend its lifespan by up to 50%. In addition to cleaning the inside and exterior, follow these four simple steps to keep it in good condition: powerwash and scrub using a mild dishwashing detergent, use warm soapy water, dry thoroughly with a clean cloth, then seal with a non-stick cooking spray. Don’t forget to call an expert if cleaning the microwave seems to be a hassle – they may be able to apply heat or special cleaners that will work better on stubborn stains. And lastly, be sure to follow the appliance’s cleaning instructions to prevent any health hazards.

Microwaving certain foods

It’s always important to consult your microwave’s Owners Manual before using it for the first time. This will help you get to know the appliance and understand its different features. In terms of microwaving food, be careful not to overheat it. The cooking time may also vary depending on the type of food being cooked. Always check the packaging for specific instructions. So, next time you’re in the mood for a quick microwave meal, be sure to check out the lifespan of your appliance first!

Slamming the door

It’s not just us humans that can be clumsy – microwaves can be too! Not only can slamming the door of the appliance cause it to break, it can also cause the magnetron to overheat, potentially leading to a fire. To avoid any potential issues, always use caution when opening the microwave and make sure to use the handle to open and close the door. And last but not least, always use microwaves within their recommended lifespan – this will help to reduce the chance of any accidents.

Not following instructions

Microwaves are great for quick and convenient meals, but it’s important to take care of them. Follow the instructions that are printed on the door of your microwave to ensure a long lifespan. Not following these guidelines can shorten the lifespan of your microwave. Additionally, be sure to place microwaves in the correct position and orient them correctly to get the best performance from it. Last but not least, always use the power guidelines that are printed on the door of the microwave to ensure that it is using the correct amount of power and is not overloading.

Conclusion

The lifespan of a microwave oven largely depends on the care that it is given. By following the simple cleaning and maintenance tips outlined in this blog, you can ensure that your microwave oven lasts for years to come. In addition, be sure to avoid slamming the door or leaving foods in the oven for an extended period of time – these actions can damage the appliance and shorten its lifespan.