DISHWASHER ERROR CODES
bE error code indicates the use of improper detergent or failure to level the appliance.
CL error code indicates that the CHILD LOCK or CONTROL LOCK feature has
been activated. Press and hold the RINSE and SPRAY buttons for three seconds.
AE or E1 error code means you have a leak inside your dishwasher activating the float switch. Before you can start using your dishwasher again, you will have to find and fix the underlying cause of the leak.
IE error code indicates that the level of water in the unit did not get high enough after 10 minutes of filling.
2H code is only an indicator of the estimated time remaining for the cycle. 2H means the estimated time remaining is less than 2 HOURS
LE or CE display message is a motor error. It may indicate an issue with the motor or the wiring harness between the motor and control board.
Cr code indicates the unit is in TEST MODE, which is used by installers and service technicians to check the functionality of the unit.
OE error code on your dishwasher's display indicates that the unit has detected a drain issue, most often resulting from food clogs or drain pump malfunction.
FE error on your dishwasher indicates that your unit has experienced a fill error. The dishwasher has detected that there is too much water in the unit, and the drain pump is automatically turned on.
HE error display indicates the unit has had a heater error. This error occurs when the unit was unable to heat the water or the water was overheated above 149°F.
nE error code indicates the unit detects a possible issue with the vario motor, which controls the dishwasher's spray arms.
PF error code indicates a power interruption, and is designed to protect the dishwasher in the case of a power outage.
tE indicates that the unit has experienced a Thermal Error. This will occur if the water temperature is above 194 degrees, or if there is a problem with the thermistor.
A 2-digit code (i.e. 01, 02, 03, up to 24) indicates the DELAY START has been activated. The number represents how many hours the cycle has been delayed.
LO, L1, L2, L3, or L4 code indicates the current rinse aid level.