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Error Code Library

Appliance Error Codes

Find what an appliance error code means, whether it is safe to reset, and what to check before booking a repair. Codes are grouped by fault, so one page covers every brand.

Calls may be recorded and routed to a local appliance repair provider.

Look Up an Appliance Error Code

Pick the appliance and brand, then type the code exactly as the display shows it. The result gives the usual meaning, a safety call and the page with the full fix.

How to Read an Appliance Error Code

An error code is the appliance reporting what its sensors saw, not a diagnosis of the broken part. A drain code means water did not leave in time, which is very often a clogged filter rather than a dead pump.

Every code here carries one of three safety calls, so you know straight away whether to reset, check something yourself, or stop and arrange a repair.

Browse Error Codes by Fault

Each page covers one fault across every major brand, so the same problem reads the same way whichever logo is on the door.

Washer Codes

Dryer Codes

Dishwasher Codes

Refrigerator and Freezer Codes

Oven and Range Codes

Error Code FAQs

Appliance Error Code Questions

Answers that apply whichever brand you own.

Are appliance error codes the same across brands?

No. The same code can mean different things on different brands, and even on different models from one brand. Always match the brand and the appliance together.

Can I clear an error code by unplugging the appliance?

Often, for a one-time fault. If the code comes back after a reset, the cause is still there and the appliance needs a closer look.

What should I have ready when I call about an error code?

The brand, the model number from the rating label, the exact code and what the appliance was doing when the code appeared.

Code Still Showing After a Reset

Call and read out the brand, model number and code.

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