THE ERRHIVE DIRECTORY

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Washing machines21 code guides Dryers7 code guides Dishwashers17 code guides Refrigerators6 code guides Ovens & ranges1 code guides

52 DOCUMENTATION-BASED GUIDES

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E14Bosch · DishwashersA water-flow measurement or filling-system problem.Understand Bosch dishwasher E14, the limits of a code-only diagnosis, and the information to collect before contacting manufacturer support.E15Bosch · DishwashersLeak protection has detected water in the dishwasher base.Bosch E15 activates leakage protection. Learn the manufacturer’s first action and why clearing the display is not evidence that a leak is repaired.E16Bosch · DishwashersA problem with water entering the dishwasher or its filling system.Bosch gives E16 and E17 the same initial inlet-hose check. Use this consolidated guide before requesting help with a continuing filling fault.E18Bosch · DishwashersWater inflow or water level is insufficient, or pumping is not correct.Use Bosch’s E18 guidance to check accessible water-supply and inlet-hose conditions, and know when further troubleshooting needs support.E22Bosch · DishwashersThe dishwasher filter is blocked.Find the safe starting point for Bosch E22: use the model manual to remove, clean, and reinstall the dishwasher filter before seeking further help.E23Bosch · DishwashersA drain-pump problem, such as blockage or a faulty pump.Bosch directs E23 owners to support for a drain-pump problem. Understand what the code establishes and what to record without attempting internal repairs.E24Bosch · DishwashersThe dishwasher is not draining correctly.Bosch E24 points to drainage trouble. Check the manual’s filter and pump-cover guidance, and consider recent disposal installation before contacting support.E25Bosch · DishwashersThe drain pump is obstructed, or its cover is loose or missing.Bosch E25 can involve the drain-pump cover or a blockage. Use the exact manual for access and stop when safe owner maintenance is not possible.H20GE Appliances · DishwashersThe dishwasher is receiving too little water or no water.GE H20 means a low-water condition. Start with the supply valve, note which cycle triggers the message, and use the correct guidance for your model.999GE Appliances · DishwashersThe meaning depends on the model: a control-reset condition or possible leak protection.GE dishwasher 999 is model-dependent. Compare the documented reset group with Floor Protect alerts before choosing a control reset or service call.FTDGE Appliances · DishwashersThe dishwasher failed to drain.GE lists FTD and F56 as failure-to-drain messages. Check accessible filters and recent installation changes before scheduling a service visit.LEAK DETECTEDGE Appliances · DishwashersThe Floor Protect with Alert moisture sensor has detected moisture.Understand GE Floor Protect with Alert, the cancelled cycle, and the manufacturer’s service direction when LEAK DETECTED appears.C8GE Appliances · DishwashersThe detergent dispenser cup cannot open fully.GE C8 points to a detergent cup that cannot open fully. Check dish placement and detergent residue before assuming the dispenser needs repair.DEGE Appliances · RefrigeratorsDemo mode: lights and controls can operate while cooling is disabled.GE distinguishes uppercase DE demo mode from lowercase dE defrost trouble. Match the display and model before attempting any control sequence.dEGE Appliances · RefrigeratorsThe defrost system has not operated properly in the previous 24 hours.Lowercase dE is a GE defrost-system warning in the applicable code table. Learn the service boundary and the distinction from uppercase DE demo mode.F2GE Appliances · Ovens & rangesThe oven temperature exceeded a preset limit.GE associates F2 and F20 with an oven temperature above a preset limit. Stop use and follow the manufacturer’s service direction rather than testing components.OELG · Washing machinesWater is not draining properly.Understand an LG front-load washer OE code, check the hose and filter safely, and know when drainage needs professional service.IELG · Washing machinesWater is not entering the washer as expected.Find the meaning of an LG front-load washer IE code and check supply valves, hose restrictions, and possible siphoning safely.UELG · Washing machinesThe washer cannot balance the load for spinning.Resolve an LG front-load washer UE or Ub imbalance warning by checking the load and stability before requesting service.dELG · Washing machinesThe door is not securely closed or cannot lock.Check an LG front-load washer dE or dE1 door warning without forcing the latch or bypassing the lock.LELG · Washing machinesThe drum motor cannot operate normally.An LG washer LE code can involve an overloaded or obstructed drum. Learn the limited owner checks and when to stop.E6LG · Washing machinesThe washer reports a clutch-related problem.Understand an LG E6 clutch warning, check only accessible obstructions, and recognize when the washer needs service.d80LG · DryersThe dryer reports restricted exhaust airflow.Understand LG dryer d80 airflow warnings, inspect the lint filter and visible vent path, and arrange cleaning when needed.d90LG · DryersThe dryer detects a severe exhaust restriction.LG d90 and d95 indicate severe exhaust restriction. Learn safe visible checks and why professional vent cleaning may be needed.tE1LG · DryersA problem was detected in the temperature-sensing circuit.Understand an LG dryer tE1 thermistor warning and the manufacturer’s limited reset guidance before requesting service.FFLG · RefrigeratorsThe freezer fan is not operating normally.Learn what LG refrigerator FF means, protect refrigerated food, and understand the manufacturer’s natural-defrost option.rFLG · RefrigeratorsThe refrigerator-compartment fan is not operating normally.Understand LG rF refrigerator-fan warnings and distinguish them from FF freezer-fan codes before arranging service.IFLG · RefrigeratorsThe refrigerator reports an ice-maker fan problem.LG refrigerator IF or F1 points to the ice-maker fan. Check the documented frost guidance and understand when service is needed.4CSamsung · Washing machinesThe washer is not filling with water correctly.Check a Samsung 4C water-fill warning using supply valves, visible hose routing and the model’s installation instructions.5CSamsung · Washing machinesWater is draining too slowly or not at all.Understand Samsung 5C or 5E drainage warnings, protect yourself from hot water, and check only the filter your model provides.UbSamsung · Washing machinesThe load is unbalanced for spinning.Understand Samsung Ub imbalance warnings, safely redistribute laundry, and distinguish a balance problem from a washer that never spins.SUdSamsung · Washing machinesThe washer has detected excessive suds.Understand a Samsung SUd or Sd warning and adjust detergent use without adding more products or bypassing the washer’s pause.HCSamsung · DryersThe dryer reports an abnormal heating condition.Check a Samsung dryer HC or hE heating warning safely, starting with lint and exhaust restrictions before requesting service.OF OFSamsung · RefrigeratorsCooling Off mode is enabled.Samsung OF OF or O FF usually means Cooling Off mode. Find the right controls for your model and protect food while cooling is disabled.F9 E1Whirlpool · Washing machinesThe washer is taking too long to drain.Understand Whirlpool front-load washer F9 E1, check the visible drain installation, and learn why pump-filter access must match your manual.F5 E2Whirlpool · Washing machinesThe door is not locking correctly.Check the door and trapped laundry when a Whirlpool front-load washer displays F5 E2, and know when to stop and arrange service.F8 E1Whirlpool · Washing machinesThe washer is not detecting the correct incoming water amount.Learn what F8 E1 or Lo FL means on a Whirlpool front-load washer, including the temporary locked-door drain routine and supply checks.F0 E2Whirlpool · Washing machinesExcess suds have been detected.Understand a Whirlpool washer F0 E2 suds alert, allow its reduction routine to finish, and check HE detergent and bulk dispensing.F0 E5Whirlpool · Washing machinesAn off-balance load affected the cycle.See when Whirlpool F0 E5 requires no action and when to redistribute a dripping-wet load before a Drain & Spin cycle.F0 E1Whirlpool · Washing machinesA load was detected during the Clean Washer cycle.Understand the Whirlpool F0 E1 or rL message during Clean Washer and the supported next step before restarting maintenance.F8 E2Whirlpool · Washing machinesThe dispenser system has a problem.Understand Whirlpool F8 E2 and check for dispenser residue using the cleaning procedure that matches your front-load washer.PFWhirlpool · DryersA power interruption stopped the drying cycle.Learn why a Whirlpool dryer displays PF after power interruption, how its documented controls respond, and when repeated faults need help.AFWhirlpool · DryersAirflow through the dryer or exhaust system is restricted.Check the lint screen, visible vent and exterior hood for Whirlpool AF or Check Vent, with clear limits for professional duct cleaning.L2Whirlpool · DryersLow or missing line voltage may prevent electric heating.Understand why a Whirlpool electric dryer can turn without heating when L2 appears, and which checks belong to a qualified electrician.LdLMaytag · Washing machinesThe lid cannot lock.Check laundry and detergent buildup around a Maytag top-load washer lid when LdL appears, and know when a recurring code needs service.LdUMaytag · Washing machinesThe lid cannot unlock.Learn the supported first check for a Maytag LdU lid-unlock alert and why forcing the lid is not an appropriate next step.HCMaytag · Washing machinesHot and cold inlet hoses are reversed.Understand a Maytag HC alert at the end of a wash and verify hose connections safely against the model installation instructions.OFbMaytag · Washing machinesThe load is off balance and needs redistribution.Follow the appropriate pause or drain path for a Maytag OFb off-balance alert, then rearrange or reduce the load before restarting.F8E4KitchenAid · DishwashersDrip-tray or overflow protection requires attention.Respond to KitchenAid F8E4 without interrupting the protective drain, and distinguish accessible observations from installer-only checks.F9E1KitchenAid · DishwashersThe dishwasher is taking too long to drain.Check accessible filters, drain routing and installation clues when a KitchenAid dishwasher shows F9E1.H2OKitchenAid · DishwashersThe dishwasher is not detecting water.Understand KitchenAid H2O, inspect the accessible supply valve and hose, and resume the cycle only after the supply problem is corrected.F7E2KitchenAid · DishwashersThe control reports a wash motor error.Learn the documented power-cycle check for KitchenAid F7E2 and when the wash motor alert requires a service appointment.

DOCUMENTED APPLIANCES

Model references.

Exact model details and verified code relationships.

GE Appliances · Dishwashers

GDT225SGLBBView model reference

GE Appliances · Dishwashers

GDT225SGLWWView model reference

GE Appliances · Dishwashers

GDT225SSLSSView model reference

GE Appliances · Dishwashers

PDT145SSLSSView model reference

LG · Washing machines

WM4000HWAView model reference

Samsung · Washing machines

WF45B6300AW/USView model reference

Samsung · Refrigerators

RFG297HDRS/XAAView model reference

FURTHER READING

Useful troubleshooting guides.

How to Clean a Bosch Dishwasher Filter Safely

Use the model manual to identify and clean a Bosch dishwasher filter, refit it correctly, and recognize when a code requires more than routine maintenance.

GE Dishwasher Fine and Ultra-Fine Filter Cleaning

Check whether your GE dishwasher has removable filters, use a gentle cleaning method, and follow the proper locking steps for the exact model.

GE Dishwasher Not Filling: Check the Right Parts

Separate a supply problem from drainage or float concerns when a GE dishwasher will not fill, without applying a different model’s maintenance procedure.

Water Left in a GE Dishwasher: Normal or a Drain Problem?

Use the model’s filter design and the amount of retained water to distinguish normal sump water from a dishwasher drainage concern.