Appliance Error Codes
87 error codes across 9 brands — explained, sourced, and fixed. Whirlpool / Electrolux / Frigidaire / Maytag / KitchenAid pages cite the actual OEM Tech Sheet PDF we use in the field.
Bosch (10)
Heating circuit failure, typically caused by a faulty integrated heat pump.
The E1 code indicates a failure in the refrigerator compartment temperature sensor or thermistor.
Water has accumulated in the base pan, triggering the AquaStop leak protection system.
The washer has failed to drain water within the allotted time.
Freezer compartment evaporator thermistor (temperature sensor) failure or wiring fault.
Residual water detected in the sump, usually due to a clogged filter.
The dishwasher is failing to drain properly due to a blockage or pump fault.
The drain pump is blocked, jammed, or the pump cover is missing.
Low voltage detected at the main control board power supply.
Motor drive error indicating the control board cannot communicate with or turn the motor.
Electrolux (8)
Communication failure between the main control board and the user interface.
The washer is not filling with water within the allotted time.
The main control board does not detect the door as closed or locked.
Heater relay failure or stuck relay on the main electronic control board.
The dishwasher is not filling with water or detecting the fill.
The dishwasher is failing to drain water within the allotted time.
Water has accumulated in the bottom base pan, activating the anti-flood float switch.
Evaporator fan motor failure or communication loss with the main control board.
Frigidaire (10)
The main control board has detected a water fill timeout or restriction.
The washer is unable to drain water within the allotted time frame.
Communication failure between the main control board and motor control board.
The control board detects an open circuit in the heating element or safety thermostats.
Runaway temperature detected by the Electronic Oven Control (EOC).
The H 1 code indicates a defective thermistor or temperature sensor circuit.
The dishwasher is not detecting adequate water entering the tub during fill.
The dishwasher is unable to drain water within the expected timeframe.
Communication failure between the main control board and the user interface display.
The main control board detects a failure in the evaporator fan motor circuit.
GE (7)
The control board detected that the dishwasher took too long to drain.
The compartment temperature has been too warm for over 120 minutes.
Communication failure between the main control board and user interface.
The control board detected the washer failed to drain within 10 minutes.
Communication failure between the main control board and motor inverter.
Freezer temperature has exceeded normal operating limits for over 2 hours.
The main control board detected a power failure or voltage interruption.
KitchenAid (3)
LG (15)
The exhaust duct is 90% blocked, severely restricting airflow and heat dissipation.
Communication failure between the main control board and the display panel.
The main control board detects a failure or obstruction in the freezer evaporator fan.
Ice maker fan motor failure or frost buildup blocking the fan blade.
Water overflow detected, usually caused by a faulty water inlet valve.
Freezer fan motor failure or RPM feedback loss detected by control board.
Inlet Error: The dishwasher is not filling with adequate water.
The washer is failing to fill with water within the required timeframe.
Motor locked error indicating the drum cannot turn or sensor communication failed.
The NE code indicates a fault with the vario motor (diverter valve) positioning system.
The dishwasher is unable to drain water from the tub.
The washer is unable to drain water within the allotted time.
The refrigerator is in Cooling Off (Demo) mode; the compressor is disabled.
The control board detects an invalid resistance reading from the thermistor.
Unbalanced load detected during the spin cycle, preventing the drum from reaching maximum RPM.
Maytag (5)
The washer is taking too long to drain water from the tub.
The washer is taking too long to drain water from the tub.
The main control board detects an open circuit at the exhaust thermistor.
The dishwasher detects an overfill condition or a stuck float switch.
Power Outage detected; freezer temperature rose above 18°F during power loss.
Samsung (13)
Fresh food evaporator fan motor failure or RPM feedback loss.
Ice pipe heater circuit failure detected by the main control board.
Ice room fan motor failure or frost blockage in the ice maker compartment.
A water supply timeout error indicating the tub isn't filling properly.
The dishwasher is not detecting water filling the tub within the required timeframe.
The washer is failing to drain water within the allotted time limit.
Motor overload or motor defect detected by the main control board.
The dryer is overheating due to restricted airflow or a faulty heating component.
The leak sensor detected moisture in the base pan, triggering a safety shutoff.
The OC error indicates an overfill condition detected by the water level sensor.
The washer has detected an over-level or overflow water condition.
Communication failure between the main control board and the door display panel.
The washer has detected an unbalanced load during the spin cycle ramp-up.
Whirlpool (16)
Communication failure between the main control board and the user interface board.
The control board detects an open circuit in the exhaust thermistor.
Long drain fault: water is not draining from the tub fast enough.
The washer has detected excessive suds or a pressure sensor fault.
Oven over-temperature condition detected by the control board.
Long drain fault; the washer took over 8 minutes to empty.
The main control detects an open or shorted exhaust temperature thermistor.
Suds or air detected in the wash pump assembly causing cavitation.
Basket speed sensor fault indicating missing or erratic tachometer signals.
Motor control or motor over-temperature fault detected by the main control board.
The control board detects an overfill condition via an open float switch circuit.
Miswired electrical outlet or open neutral detected in the power supply.
The washer is taking too long to drain water from the tub.
The washer is taking too long to fill with water (Long Fill).
Main control board programming error or lost model profile.
Power Outage alert; internal temperatures rose above safe limits.