Frigidaire Dishwasher Error Codes
Quick Answer
Frigidaire dishwashers are built on the Electrolux platform and use a unique I-series code format (I20, I30, I40) that no other major brand shares. The most important Frigidaire-specific diagnostic fact is the polystyrene base pan float used for I30 (leak detection).
Frigidaire codes are honestly some of the most literal in the industry. If you see an I20, don't just swap the pump, check your sink tailpiece first. These machines are incredibly sensitive to suds and residue. What I see most in the field are codes triggered by maintenance stuff, like a clogged air gap or the wrong detergent, not actual part failures.
About These Frigidaire Dishwasher Error Codes
I've spent years explaining to homeowners that Frigidaire changed their whole logic system when they moved to the Electrolux platform. You're now dealing with I-series faults, and honestly that's a good thing. Most of these errors are triggered by simple blockages in the fine filter or a stuck float rather than a control board blowing out. Usually a $0 fix once you know where to look.
Most Common Error Codes
Symptoms You May Notice
- An I-series or E-series code sitting on the display, sometimes flashing, sometimes just solid and staring at you
- Machine stops dead mid-cycle, usually right after the main wash or the initial fill, and won't restart without you clearing the code first
- Standing water at the bottom of the tub that never drains, or a tub that just never fills up
- Door latch won't catch or releases on its own partway through the cycle
- Cycle restarts fine after a power outage but then stops again at the exact same point every time
Tools Required for Diagnosis
Service / Diagnostic Mode
Hold High Temp Wash and No Heat Dry buttons at the same time for 3 seconds. Display will show the last stored fault code. Press No Heat Dry to scroll through additional stored codes. Press Cancel to exit.
How to Identify Your Error Code
Replacement Parts
If your diagnostic testing proves the component has failed, you will need a replacement. We recommend OEM parts over aftermarket for water-handling components.
| Part Name | OEM Number | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|
| Overflow Float154473701 · $8–$18 | 154473701 | $8 – $18 |
| Door Gasket154827701 · $18–$32 | 154827701 | $18 – $32 |
| Drain Pump154568401 · $28–$48 | 154568401 | $28 – $48 |
| Dispenser Assembly154655201 · $25–$45 | 154655201 | $25 – $45 |
| Inlet Valve807046701 · $22–$38 | 807046701 | $22 – $38 |
| Door Latch Assembly154740101 · $15–$28 | 154740101 | $15 – $28 |
| High-Limit Thermostat154594901 · $10–$18 | 154594901 | $10 – $18 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do Frigidaire dishwashers use I-series codes instead of F/E codes?
Why does I30 come back even after I fixed the leak on my Frigidaire?
How do I enter diagnostic mode on a Frigidaire dishwasher?
What does it actually cost to fix a Frigidaire I20 or I30 error?
Can I keep running my Frigidaire if I keep getting a PF code?
Related Frigidaire Dishwasher Error Codes
Same Fix Works on These Brands
Frigidaire shares the same hardware platform with these brands. The diagnosis and repair steps are identical.
Models Known to Experience HUB Errors
This repair applies to most Frigidaire dishwashers with this error code. Common model numbers include:
FFCD2413US, FFCD2418US, FGID2479SF, FGID2466QB, FFID2426TS, FGID2474QF, FFBD2408LS, FPHD2491KF
Last verified for technical accuracy on March 14, 2026