The codes people search for most, what each one means and what to check first. Tap a code for causes and step-by-step checks.
| Code | What it means |
|---|---|
| AE E1, EI | Leak detected Water has collected in the base under the tub and lifted the leak float switch. The dishwasher stops to protect your floor. |
| IE | Water fill error Not enough water entered the dishwasher in the time allowed, so the cycle cannot continue. |
| OE | Drain error The dishwasher could not pump the water out. Standing water is often left in the bottom of the tub. |
| bE | Too many suds The dishwasher detected excess foam, which can spill out and trigger leak protection. |
| CL | Control lock on This is not a fault. The control lock is on, so the buttons will not respond. |
| FE | Overfill error More water entered the dishwasher than it should hold. It runs the drain pump to remove the extra water. |
| HE | Heater error The dishwasher could not heat the water properly, or the water got hotter than it should. Dishes may come out poorly cleaned or wet. |
| LE | Wash motor error The main wash motor is not running normally, so water is not being sprayed through the dishes. |
| nE | Spray pump (vario) error The part that sends water to the different spray arms is not working normally, often because a dish is in the way. |
| tE | Temperature sensor error The dishwasher's temperature sensor (thermistor) reported a problem, or the water got much hotter than normal. |
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