Error codes

Search for a code displayed by your appliance. The same code can vary by brand and model.

Examples: not draining E15 leak not heating

LG Dishwasher Error Code AE/E1 (Leak Detected)

AE or E1 means LG’s float switch found water pooling in the base pan, so the dishwasher won’t restart until the leak is found and the pan dries out.
Samsung Dishwasher Error Code LE (Leakage Error)

LE means Samsung’s leak sensor detected water outside the tub, so the dishwasher drains itself and won’t run a normal cycle until the leak is found.
Bosch Washer Error Code E18 (Drain Timeout)

E18 means Bosch’s washer couldn’t finish draining within its expected time, almost always a blocked pump or a kinked drain hose.
Bosch Dishwasher Error Code E15 (Leak Detected)

E15 means the base pan’s leak sensor detected water and shut the dishwasher down as a safety measure.
GE Washer Error Code E2 (Won’t Drain / Long Drain)

E2 means the washer can’t drain water within its expected time window, almost always a clogged pump filter.
GE Dishwasher Error Code H2O (No Water Detected)

H2O means the dishwasher isn’t detecting water entering the tub, usually the supply valve or a kinked line.
Maytag Dryer Error Code AF (Airflow Fault)

AF means the dryer detected restricted exhaust airflow, almost always a clogged lint screen or blocked vent.
LG Dryer Error Code AE (Communication Error)

AE means the main control board and display board have stopped talking to each other, usually a connector issue rather than a dead board.
Samsung Dryer Error Code dE (Door Error)

dE means the dryer doesn’t detect the door as fully closed, usually something is in the way rather than a broken switch.
GE Dryer Error Code d80 (Restricted Airflow)

d80 means GE’s airflow sensor detected the vent is significantly blocked, most often by lint.