If you own a Hotpoint refrigerator and need some help figuring out the error code displayed on your control panel, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll go through the most common error codes here and tell you what they mean, what they can be fixed with, and how to get in touch with a Zest engineer.
| Error code | Description | Causes | Solution |
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| E0 | An ice-maker fault on a fridge typically refers to a problem with the automatic ice-maker mechanism. |
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We recommend seeking professional advice. You can book a repair service here. |
| E1 | A refrigerator sensor fault indicates that there is a problem with one of the temperature sensors in your fridge. |
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We recommend seeking professional advice. You can book a repair service here. |
| E2 | A freezer sensor fault is a malfunction in the temperature sensor of a freezer. |
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We recommend seeking professional advice. You can book a repair service here. |
| E3 | A defrost sensor fault on a fridge freezer is a malfunction in the temperature sensor that is responsible for monitoring the temperature during the defrost cycle. |
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We recommend seeking professional advice. You can book a repair service here. |
| E6 | A main control board and display board fault in a fridge freezer refers to a malfunction or failure of the electronic control boards that are responsible for regulating the functions of the appliance. |
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We recommend seeking professional advice. You can book a repair service here. |
| E7 | An environmental temperature sensor fault in a fridge freezer means that there is an issue with the sensor that measures the temperature inside the fridge freezer. |
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We recommend seeking professional advice. You can book a repair service here. |
| E9 | A freezer high-temperature alarm is a feature found in some fridge freezers that alerts the user when the temperature inside the freezer compartment rises above a certain threshold. |
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Ensure the door is properly shut. If the issue persists, you can book a repair service here. |
