Browse Appliance Error Codes by Brand

Browse Appliance Error Codes by Brand

Choose your appliance brand to find error-code meanings, common causes, reset instructions, and safe troubleshooting guides.

Appliance manufacturers use their own fault-code systems. The same code may have a different meaning on an LG washer, Bosch dishwasher, Samsung refrigerator, or Whirlpool dryer. Selecting the correct brand helps you reach the right information faster.

Find Your Appliance Brand

Use the brand directory below or enter the manufacturer’s name in the search box.

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For better results, include the appliance type and error code when searching.

Examples:

  • Samsung washer 4C
  • LG dryer d80
  • Bosch dishwasher E15
  • Whirlpool washer F9 E1
  • Maytag dryer F01
  • Haier air conditioner E7

Popular Appliance Brands

Samsung Error Codes

Browse Samsung error codes for washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, air conditioners, ovens, and robot vacuums.

Common searches include:

  • Samsung washer 4C error
  • Samsung washer UE error
  • Samsung dryer HC error
  • Samsung refrigerator 22E error
  • Samsung dishwasher LC error

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LG Error Codes

Find LG appliance error codes for washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, air conditioners, ovens, and smart appliances.

Common searches include:

  • LG washer OE error
  • LG washer UE error
  • LG dryer d80 error
  • LG refrigerator IF E error
  • LG air conditioner CH error

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Whirlpool Error Codes

Browse Whirlpool fault codes for washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, ovens, and other home appliances.

Common searches include:

  • Whirlpool washer F9 E1
  • Whirlpool washer F5 E3
  • Whirlpool dryer F01
  • Whirlpool refrigerator PO
  • Whirlpool dishwasher F9 E1

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Bosch Error Codes

Find Bosch error-code guides for washing machines, dishwashers, dryers, ovens, refrigerators, and coffee machines.

Common searches include:

  • Bosch washer E18
  • Bosch dishwasher E15
  • Bosch dishwasher E24
  • Bosch dryer E90
  • Bosch oven E305

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Maytag Error Codes

Browse Maytag washer, dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator, and oven error codes.

Common searches include:

  • Maytag washer F5 E3
  • Maytag washer F9 E1
  • Maytag dryer F01
  • Maytag washer LF
  • Maytag dishwasher F9 E1

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GE Appliances Error Codes

Find fault-code information for GE washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, ovens, and ranges.

Common searches include:

  • GE washer error codes
  • GE dryer error codes
  • GE refrigerator error codes
  • GE dishwasher error codes
  • GE oven fault codes

Browse GE Appliances Error Codes

Electrolux Error Codes

Browse Electrolux codes for washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, ovens, and cooking appliances.

Common searches include:

  • Electrolux washer E11
  • Electrolux washer E21
  • Electrolux dryer E64
  • Electrolux dishwasher i20
  • Electrolux oven error codes

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Frigidaire Error Codes

Find Frigidaire error codes for refrigerators, dishwashers, washers, dryers, ovens, and air conditioners.

Common searches include:

  • Frigidaire refrigerator SY EF
  • Frigidaire dishwasher i20
  • Frigidaire washer E41
  • Frigidaire dryer E64
  • Frigidaire oven F10

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Haier Error Codes

Browse Haier washing machine, refrigerator, air conditioner, dishwasher, and dryer fault codes.

Common searches include:

  • Haier washer E1
  • Haier washing machine E2
  • Haier refrigerator F1
  • Haier air conditioner E7
  • Haier dishwasher error codes

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Miele Error Codes

Find Miele error codes for washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, coffee machines, ovens, and vacuum cleaners.

Common searches include:

  • Miele washer F11
  • Miele dishwasher F14
  • Miele dryer F66
  • Miele coffee machine error codes
  • Miele oven fault codes

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Beko Error Codes

Browse Beko fault codes for washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, ovens, and cookers.

Common searches include:

  • Beko washer E01
  • Beko dishwasher E01
  • Beko dryer error codes
  • Beko refrigerator error codes
  • Beko oven fault codes

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Hotpoint Error Codes

Find Hotpoint error codes for washing machines, washer-dryers, tumble dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, and ovens.

Common searches include:

  • Hotpoint washer F05
  • Hotpoint washer F06
  • Hotpoint dryer F04
  • Hotpoint dishwasher F15
  • Hotpoint oven F01

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Fisher & Paykel Error Codes

Browse Fisher & Paykel fault codes for washing machines, dryers, dish drawers, refrigerators, ovens, and cooking appliances.

Common searches include:

  • Fisher & Paykel washer error codes
  • Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer F1
  • Fisher & Paykel dryer fault codes
  • Fisher & Paykel refrigerator error codes
  • Fisher & Paykel oven fault codes

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Kenmore Error Codes

Find Kenmore codes for washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, ovens, and ranges.

Kenmore appliances may be manufactured by different companies, so the full model number is especially important.

Common searches include:

  • Kenmore washer F21
  • Kenmore washer F5 E2
  • Kenmore dryer F01
  • Kenmore refrigerator error codes
  • Kenmore dishwasher error codes

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Amana Error Codes

Browse Amana washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, refrigerator, oven, and air conditioner error codes.

Common searches include:

  • Amana washer F5 E3
  • Amana washer LF
  • Amana dryer error codes
  • Amana refrigerator error codes
  • Amana air conditioner error codes

Browse Amana Error Codes

Browse All Brands Alphabetically

Use the alphabetical directory to find additional appliance manufacturers.

A–D

  • AEG
  • Amana
  • Ariston
  • Asko
  • Beko
  • Blomberg
  • Bosch
  • Breville
  • Candy
  • Carrier
  • Daikin
  • De’Longhi
  • Dyson

E–H

  • Electrolux
  • Fisher & Paykel
  • Frigidaire
  • GE Appliances
  • Gree
  • Haier
  • Hisense
  • Hoover
  • Hotpoint

I–M

  • Indesit
  • Kenmore
  • KitchenAid
  • Lennox
  • LG
  • Maytag
  • Midea
  • Miele
  • Mitsubishi Electric

N–S

  • Neff
  • Panasonic
  • Philips
  • Rheem
  • Roomba
  • Samsung
  • Siemens
  • Smeg
  • Speed Queen

T–Z

  • Tefal
  • Toshiba
  • Trane
  • Vax
  • Viking
  • Westinghouse
  • Whirlpool
  • Zanussi

Only brands with published guides should link to active archive pages. Do not create empty brand pages.

Why the Brand Matters

Error codes are not controlled by one universal system. Each manufacturer creates its own codes, symbols, and diagnostic procedures.

For example, the code E1 may refer to:

  • A water-supply problem
  • A temperature sensor fault
  • A drainage issue
  • A communication error
  • A pressure-related warning

The correct meaning depends on the brand, appliance type, and model.

Before following a troubleshooting guide, confirm:

  • Manufacturer
  • Appliance type
  • Model number
  • Exact error code
  • Country or region

How to Find the Brand Name

The brand name is usually printed on the front of the appliance, control panel, door, lid, display, or product label.

The name shown on the appliance may be different from the company that manufactured some of its internal parts. Always search using the brand printed on the appliance first.

How to Find the Model Number

The model number helps identify the exact product series and technical instructions.

Common model-label locations include:

Washing machines and dryers

Check inside the door, around the door frame, behind the unit, or near the detergent drawer.

Dishwashers

Look along the top or side edge of the open door.

Refrigerators

Check inside the refrigerator compartment, behind a drawer, or on an interior wall.

Air conditioners

Look on the indoor unit, outdoor unit, side panel, or rear product label.

Ovens and microwaves

Check inside the door, around the door frame, behind the appliance, or inside the lower drawer.

Boilers and furnaces

Look on the front panel, side casing, control compartment, or installation label.

The model number is not the same as the serial number. The model number identifies the product design, while the serial number normally identifies one specific unit.

Regional Brand and Model Differences

Some appliance models are sold only in certain countries. A brand may also use different model numbers, electrical systems, parts, and fault codes across regions.

Error Code Vault covers appliances used in countries including:

  • United States
  • United Kingdom
  • Canada
  • Australia
  • New Zealand
  • Ireland

Check the model number and country before following reset or diagnostic instructions.

A procedure written for a North American model may not apply to a similar-looking UK or Australian appliance.

What You Will Find on a Brand Page

Each brand archive may include:

  • Error codes grouped by appliance
  • Popular fault-code guides
  • Reset instructions
  • Diagnostic mode guides
  • Warning lights and symbols
  • Model-specific troubleshooting
  • Common appliance symptoms
  • Recently reviewed articles
  • Official manufacturer references
  • Related repair guides

Use the brand filters to narrow results by appliance type, model, code, or symptom.

What If Your Brand Is Not Listed?

Try searching for the brand name using the website search tool.

You can also search using:

  • Brand and error code
  • Brand and appliance type
  • Brand and model number
  • Appliance symptom
  • Flashing-light pattern

Examples:

  • Asko dishwasher F11
  • Candy washer E03
  • Neff oven E0532
  • Gree air conditioner E6
  • Speed Queen washer error code

If no guide is available, contact us with:

  • Brand name
  • Appliance type
  • Model number
  • Country
  • Exact code or warning
  • A clear description of the problem

We may review verified requests when expanding the database.

Important Safety Information

An error code may point to a system or condition, but it does not always identify one failed part.

Stop using the appliance if you notice:

  • Smoke
  • Sparks
  • Burning smells
  • Gas smells
  • Water near wiring or electrical outlets
  • Severe overheating
  • Damaged power cables
  • Repeated circuit-breaker trips
  • Refrigerant leakage
  • Loud grinding or metal contact

Disconnect the appliance from power only when it is safe to do so.

Repairs involving gas, electricity, refrigerants, internal wiring, sealed systems, or major disassembly should be handled by a qualified professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I search by brand?

Manufacturers use different error-code systems. Adding the brand helps prevent confusion between codes that look the same but have different meanings.

Can the same brand use one code for different problems?

Yes. A brand may use similar codes across washers, dryers, refrigerators, and other appliances. Always include the appliance type and model number.

Should I include my model number?

Yes. The model number helps identify the correct code meaning, reset method, parts, and troubleshooting instructions.

Why are some brands more common in certain countries?

Manufacturers may sell different product ranges across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Models and codes can vary by region.

What should I do if my brand is missing?

Use the website search or contact us with the brand, model, appliance type, country, and exact error code.

Is Error Code Vault affiliated with these brands?

No. Error Code Vault is an independent informational website. Brand names, product names, model numbers, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.