The touch keys are not operating properly. This may be due to condensation on the keyboard.

A malfunction has occurred. Note any error codes that may appear on the display.

This is a fault/error code.

Water is being detected where it shouldn’t be. Sensor may be faulty.

Water is not entering the washer correctly.

Supply hoses are swapped, connecting cold to hot and hot to cold.

Electrical problems or clogged filters.

A button on the panel is detected as stuck or continuously pressed.

Irregular electrical current or power failure.

The door is not securely closed or locked.

Indicates defective wiring – electric noise (French door fridge freezer). 

The temperature is too high in one of the compartments.

Indicates a sensor warning.

Low voltage warning.

The fridge compartment is not cold enough. 

Error code E10 is likely to occur after a long term power failure, or when hot food has been left in the fridge.

The fridge compartment is too cold.

The AutoOpen function is switched off.

Water/heating temperature sensor short circuited.

Water/heating temperature sensor open circuited.

The non return valve is incorrectly positioned in the dishwasher.

The drain pump cover is positioned incorrectly in the dishwasher.

The stopcock is not open or the inlet filter is soiled.

The stopcock is not open or the inlet filter is soiled. 

The circulation pump is blocked. In longer breaks between wash/rinse cycles (lasting weeks or months at a time), the pump may become dry and stick together.

Technical fault. Water intake fault – pump pressure level switch or heating level switch.

The on-site drainage connection is situated lower than the guide path for the lower basket rollers in the door. 

For example, in the case of a dishwasher installed at a height, the on-site drainage connection may be situated lower than the guide path for the lower basket rollers in the door.

The stopcock is not open.

The inlet filter is soiled.

The water inlet hose is kinked.

The flow pressure at the water connection is lower than 50 kPa (0.5 bar).

Water intake valve defective.

Flow meter defective.

Heating relay contact fault.

Desired temperature fault.

Boiling protection.

Door lock does not open.

Door lock switch defective.

Electronic module fault.

Electronic module fault.

Mains frequency registration fault.

Electronic module fault.

Pump pressure level switch fault.

Excess quantity of detergent or rinse aid dispensed.

Speed sensor fault.

Water path control unit fault.

Circulation pump fault.

Circulation pump fault.

The circulation pump is blocked.

There may be a technical fault.

The Waterproof system has been activated. The current programme is cancelled and te drain pump switches on.

The circulation pump is blocked.

There may be a technical fault.

Circulation pump fault.

Water intake fault.

There is a technical fault.

The salt reservoir flap in the door is not closed.

There is a technical fault.

Turbidity sensor fault.

Load recognition inactive.

Lack of rinse aid.

Insufficient salt.

There is a technical fault.

The water inlet is blocked or restricted.

The inlet filter is soiled.

The flow pressure at the water hose is too low.

A predefined number of programme sequences have been started, you will receive a message telling you that the filter needs cleaning.

Electronic module fault.

Electronic module fault.

Electronic module fault.

The AutoDos system is blocked. 

There is a fault in the AutoDos.

The bottom spray arm is blocked or the nozzles of the bottom spray arm are clogged. The AutoDos function is automatically deactivated during the programme sequence because the AutoDos detergent outlet cannot be completely flushed out.

A kink in the hose, clogged filters.

A kink in the hose, clogged filter. 

Uneven load, sensor malfunction.

Door is open, the locking sensor is faulty.

Faulty heating element, malfunctioning thermostat.

Faulty water valve.

A faulty pressure sensor, a clogged pressure hose, a malfunctioning control board. 

A faulty motor, a malfunctioning control board.

A faulty motor, a malfunctioning control board.

Power outage, tripped fuse.

Malfunctioning heating element, control board issues, wiring problems.

Damaged or faulty hoses, clogged drain pump.

Faulty heating element, thermistor issues, water supply issue.

Faulty mains board, Faulty NTC circuit.

Faulty heater, faulty main board.

Faulty relay or connections.

Faulty inlet valve, faulty main board.

Clogged drain filter, faulty drain pump.

Faulty door lock or door switch.

Clogged drain, faulty pump.

Faulty temperature sensor, faulty heating element.

Faulty motor, motor wiring issue.

Blocked water inlet, faulty valve.

Faulty pressure switch, blocked hose. 

Excessive load, uneven distribution.

Faulty water level sensor, blocked hose. 

Faulty motor, motor wiring issue.

Water leakage, faulty hoses.

There is a heat pump motor circuit fault at the main control board.

There is a main control board relay fault.

Your dishwasher has defected faulty heater electronics in the self test.

There is a wash arm diverter circuit in the main control board fault/error.

There is a door sensor circuit fault/error.

The Zeolite (Crystal Dry) fan motor is defective.

There is a heat pump internal heater fault/error.

There is a Zeolite (Crystal Dry) chamber heater fault/error. 

There is limescale build up in the heat pump. 

Dishwashers are used on a regular basis which means that limescale can build up quickly, especially in hard water areas. To help your dishwasher work effectively and efficiently, regular descaling is important.

There is a flow meter failure or an issue with water flowing into the dishwasher or the filling system.

The safety switch has detected water in the base of the dishwasher. Your leakage protection system has been activated.

There is an issue with water flowing into the dishwasher or the filling system. The water may not be able to enter the dishwasher.

There is an issue with water flow into the dishwasher. The water level is too low, or water is not being pumped correctly.

There is a detergent dispenser solenoid fault/error.

There is a heat pump internal heater fault/error.

The heat pump is blocked.

The dishwasher filter is blocked. The filter is the area where food particles get caught and it needs to be cleaned out regularly. 

There is an issue with the drain pump. This happens when the drain pump is clogged, blocked or faulty.

The dishwasher is not draining properly due to the drain filter being blocked.

the drain pump is blocked or the drain pump cover is loose or missing.

The house power supply to the unit is too low.

Failure causing electronics miscommunication.

PowerControl (Controlled Lower Spray Arm) reference position not found.

There is a detergent dispenser solenoid circuit fault/error.

This is not an actual error code, but an indication that the start up timer menu has been accessed to delay the start of the cycle, with H01 for a 1 hour delay, H02 for a 2 hour delay and so on.

Tap is not open or water intake is restricted or water pressure is too low.

Malfunction with the heating element or a water temperature sensor.

The dishwasher is filling with water but not heating it.

Issue with draining system.

Water intake problem.

Water inlet issue (kinked or blocked hose etc). 

Previous cycle needs to be cancelled.

Indicates a leak, water collected at the bottom of the appliance.

Beeps once or warning light flashes once. Indicates a water inlet problem.

Beeps once or warning light flashes once. Indicates a water inlet problem.

Beeps once or warning light flashes once. Indicates a water inlet problem.

Beeps once or warning light flashes once. Indicates a water inlet problem.

Beeps once or warning light flashes once. Indicates a water inlet problem.

Beeps twice, or the light flashes 2 times. Indicates the water doesn’t drain properly.

Beeps two times or light flashes 2 times. Dishwasher does not drain the water properly.

Beeps two times or light flashes 2 times. Dishwasher does not drain the water properly.

Beeps two times or light flashes 2 times. Dishwasher does not drain the water properly.

Dishwasher needs resetting.

Dishwasher needs resetting.

Dishwasher needs resetting.

Dishwasher needs resetting.

Dishwasher needs resetting & water supply needs to be checked.

Freezer sensor failure.

Freezer defrost sensor failure.

Fridge sensor failure. 

Defrost heater failure.

Ice sensor failure.

Ice machine failure.

Cooling fault. Refrigerant leakage, compressor malfunction, fan failure in the refrigerator, improper sensor operation, or the door has been open for a long time.

Heater fault. The heaters do not work or the do not work at full capacity, the refrigerator sensor must be repaired.

The sensor circuit is open. One of the sensors is not installed in place, a defect in the wires, or a bad contact on the connectors. 

Sensor short-circuit. Malfunction of the sensor, defect of the wires connecting one of the 3 temperature sensors with the control board, or poor contact in the connectors. 

The button is pressed. Faulty buttons or dirty buttons.

Malfunction of the compressor. Compressor does not work, refrigerant leaks, or a blockage of the circulation system.

Switch circuit fault. Bad contact on the switch, in the places of connecting wires to the control board or switch, or high resistance of the wires.