Error codes

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

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Frigidaire Washer Error Code E2 (Won’t Drain / Long Drain)

E2 means the washer’s water is taking too long to drain, almost always a kinked or clogged drain hose.
Maytag Washer Error Code Sud (Excessive Suds)

Sud means the washer detected too many suds, almost always from using regular detergent instead of HE.
Frigidaire Dishwasher Error Code PF (Loss of Power)

PF just means the dishwasher lost power mid-cycle, it’s not a sign of a broken part.
KitchenAid Dishwasher Error Code F8E4 (Water Under the Unit)

F8E4 means the float switch under the tub detected water where it shouldn’t be, usually a loose fitting from a recent install rather than a worn part.
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.
Samsung Washer Error Code LE (Water Level or Leak Error)

LE means the washer’s sensors detected moisture or a water level problem, not necessarily a leak you can see.
Samsung Washer Error Code 5C (No Drain)

5C means the washer isn’t draining. Samsung’s own fix is almost always the drain hose installation, rarely the pump.
Samsung Washer Error Code OE (Overflow)

OE means there’s too much water in the washer. Samsung treats it the same as a drain fault: check the hose and level first.