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50 matchesHUB — LG Washer Error Codes: HUB, LE, OE, and SUD Fixes
HUB fires when the main control board loses communication with the display board. Basically the two brains of your washer stopped talking. Could be a loose connector on the wire harness, moisture damage on one of the boards, or an actual board failure. The washer won't run a cycle until that connection is restored.
UL — What Does UL Mean on a Washer? LG Unbalanced Load Fix
The washer hit its vibration limit during spin because the laundry shifted off-center. It shuts down automatically to prevent damage to the drum bearings and suspension system.
STUCK — LG Washer Stuck on a Cycle? Causes for Every Stage
Symptom guide for LG washers that stop advancing through wash, rinse, drain, or spin stages
TE — LG Washer TE Error Code: Temperature Sensor Fix
The NTC thermistor is sending a resistance value outside the expected range, or it's completely open or shorted. The control board can't verify water temperature, so it shuts down the heating circuit and throws this code to stop you from running a cycle it can't monitor safely.
PF — LG Washer PF Code: Power Failure
Power Failure. The control board detected that incoming voltage dropped to zero during an active cycle. It saves the cycle position to memory and displays PF on the next power-up so you know the cycle was interrupted and didn't finish normally.
DE — LG Washer DE Code: Door Latch Problems and Solutions
The door interlock switch never got the 'door closed' signal. Either the latch hook didn't physically reach the switch, or the switch itself failed. The washer won't run until that signal gets confirmed, period.
TCL — LG Washer TCL Code: Tub Clean Cycle Reminder
Your washer's internal firmware counter hit 30 completed wash cycles and flipped a maintenance flag. The display's basically saying 'hey, time to flush the drum.' No component failed, nothing's broken. It's a software reminder, same as an oil change light on your car.
LD — LG Washer LD Error: Draining Too Long
Your washer's drain timer expired before the tub was empty. Water is moving, just too slowly. Something's restricting the drain path, whether that's a clogged filter, a hose that's too long, or a pump that's starting to wear out.
NOSOUND — LG Washer No Sound: Troubleshooting and Fixes
Your LG washer isn't throwing a real error code here, it's just not doing anything. Either the machine's not getting power to the right components, the cycle start conditions aren't met (door latch is the big one), or the drive motor has quit. No code, no noise, no movement.
E09 — Bosch E09: Heating Element Not Working
Heating element or flow-through heater has failed; water not reaching target wash temperature
E17 — Bosch E17 Error: Too Much Water Coming In
Water inlet valve isn't closing fully, water keeps entering past the target fill level, and the pressure switch catches the overfill and fires E17.
H01 — Bosch H01 Code: Water Taking Too Long to Heat
Water temperature did not reach the target within the allotted time; heating timeout
E11 — Bosch E11 Error: Temperature Sensor (NTC) Fault
NTC thermistor reading out of expected range; open circuit or short detected in temperature sensor
E92-40 — Bosch E92-40: Board Configuration Mismatch
The main control board's configuration data doesn't match the UI board. Usually happens when a replacement board ships blank, or gets pulled from a different Bosch model and never reprogrammed. The dishwasher powers on, tries to handshake between the two boards, gets nothing back, and throws E92-40.
E92-10 — Bosch E92-10: User Interface Board Not Responding
The main control board is sending communication signals but getting no response from the user interface board specifically. The main PCB, ribbon cable, and UI board form a communication loop, and E92-10 means the loop breaks at the UI board end.
E02 — Bosch E02 Error: Motor Circuit Electrical Short
Current is flowing where it shouldn't be inside the wash motor circuit. The control board detects this abnormal path and shuts everything down. Could be winding-to-ground, two conductors touching in the harness, or a failed output stage on the board itself.
E05 — Bosch E05 Code: Water Fill Taking Too Long
The dishwasher opened the inlet valve and started the fill cycle but couldn't reach the required water level within the programmed time limit. Usually means restricted flow somewhere between the supply valve and the tub, not a complete blockage.
F03 E01 — Maytag F03 E01: Pressure Switch or Water Level Fault
The control board can't figure out how much water's in the tub. It's supposed to get that info from the pressure switch, which reads tiny air pressure changes in a sealed hose connected to the outer tub. Something's broken in that chain.
DL/F — Maytag DL/F Code: Door Lock Failure Detected
The control board sent power to engage the door lock and never got confirmation back that it actually locked. Could be a bad lock assembly, a burned relay on the Neptune board, or just a wiring issue. DL/F is the older code format for what newer Maytags call F5 E2.
F0 E2 — Maytag F0 E2: Overloaded Drum or Stuck Cycle
The control board detected an excessive load condition. Motor drawing too much current or drum speed significantly below target due to weight.
NF — Speed Queen Washer NF Error: No Fill Causes and Fixes
The washer did not detect the required water level within the fill timeout period; the control board aborted the cycle and logged a No Fill fault
RESET — How to Reset a Speed Queen Washer
The board stores the last fault in non-volatile memory. A reset clears transient errors from voltage spikes, brief sensor dropouts, or a single bad reading. The lid-lift sequence on TC5 and TR5 models also clears the cycle state register, which is what gets you unstuck when the washer freezes mid-cycle.
65 — Speed Queen Washer Error 65 (ER 65): Motor Torque Fault
The motor control circuit detected the main drive motor can't reach or maintain target speed, usually because it's either overloaded or missing the starting torque it needs from a failed run capacitor.
L1 — Speed Queen Washer L1 Error: Low Line Voltage Fix
The control board detected AC line voltage below the minimum operating threshold, typically below 95V AC on a nominal 120V circuit
N5 — Speed Queen Dryer N5 Error: Outlet Thermistor Fault
The NTC thermistor on the exhaust duct is sending a signal outside the valid range. Either it's shorted (reads zero ohms, control board thinks it's at max temp), open (reads OL, board sees no sensor at all), or the wiring to it broke somewhere along the run. Either way the board can't regulate heat and shuts the whole thing down.
F70 — Miele Dishwasher F70 Waterproof System Error Fix
The AquaStop float switch in the machine's base pan detected water, triggering the anti-flood system and closing the inlet hose solenoid valve
F13 — Miele Dishwasher F13 Error Code: Salt System Fault
The conductivity sensor inside the salt reservoir is reading a brine concentration that's outside normal range. Basically the salt's gone, the cap's leaking diluted brine back in, or the sensor itself is coated with scale and can't read properly.
RESET — How to Reset a Miele Dishwasher and Clear Fault Codes
The reset process cancels the active wash program, triggers an automatic pump-out drain sequence, and unlocks the door. Fault codes stored in the G-series control board's memory clear on their own once the machine completes a full cycle without detecting the same fault condition again.
F24 — Miele Dishwasher F24 Error Code: Heating Fault
Water temp never hit the target during the wash cycle. The machine gives itself a set amount of time to reach temperature, and when it doesn't get there, it throws F24 and quits. Could be the sensor lying about the temp, or the element actually failing to heat the water.
HUB — Miele Washing Machine Error Codes: W1 and W Classic List
This is a reference guide covering fault codes across the Miele W1 and W Classic washer lineup. When one of these codes fires, the control board detected a reading outside normal parameters and killed the cycle to prevent further damage to the machine or your home.
HUB — Miele Dryer Error Codes: T1 and T Classic Series
This is a reference page covering all Miele tumble dryer fault codes across T1 heat pump models, T Classic vented and condenser models, and older T series machines. Each code points to a specific system fault inside the dryer, from lint restrictions to refrigerant circuit problems.
F066 — Miele Dryer F066 Error: Heating Fault Causes and Fix
The dryer's temperature control circuit detected a heating fault - either the heating element failed to reach target temperature or the overtemperature thermal cutout tripped due to restricted airflow
E15 — Thermador Dishwasher E15: AquaStop Water Protection
Water leaked into the base pan sitting below the dishwasher tub. A polystyrene float in that pan rose with the water level, pushing against a microswitch that triggered the AquaStop lockout. The machine won't run again until that float drops back down and the pan is dry.
E24 — Thermador Dishwasher E24 Error Code: Drain Fault
The control board ran the drain pump for the maximum allowed time and still detected water sitting in the sump. Could be a blockage stopping flow, or an actual pump failure. The board gives up and throws E24 rather than running the pump indefinitely.
E09 — Thermador Dishwasher E09 Error Code: Heating Fault
The control board ran a heating check and the water temperature didn't rise the way it's supposed to during the wash or dry phase. Either the element can't generate heat anymore, or the NTC sensor is feeding the board bad temperature data and it thinks something's wrong even when it might not be.
RESET — How to Reset a Thermador Dishwasher and Clear Error Codes
When the control board detects a fault or gets confused mid-cycle, it locks up and stops accepting new commands. A reset wipes that locked state from memory and lets the board reboot fresh. Think of it like force-restarting a frozen phone. Basically the same idea.
HUB — Thermador Oven Error Codes: F24, F34, F7, F64, PROBE
The oven's control board monitors the RTD temperature probe constantly. When it detects resistance outside the expected range, or loses communication with the probe entirely, it throws an F-code and shuts down heating to prevent a runaway temperature situation. Different codes point to different parts of that communication chain.
F24 — Thermador Oven F24 Error Code: Temperature Sensor Fault
The RTD probe, which is what Thermador uses instead of a basic thermistor, is either reading outside its normal resistance range or has gone open circuit entirely. The control board gets no usable temperature signal and locks the oven out so it can't run unsafely.
F7 — Thermador Oven F7 Error: Control Board or Door Switch Fault
Basically the control board hit a fault condition it couldn't recover from on its own. Could be a door switch not confirming the door's closed, could be an internal relay hiccup on the board itself. Sometimes it's just electrical noise from a power surge. The board flags F7 and locks things down until you clear it.
E110 — Navien E110 Error Code: Exhaust and Venting Blockage
The differential pressure switch detected that air isn't moving through the exhaust and intake pathways correctly. Either the path is physically blocked, or the pressure drop across the vent system is outside the range the switch is calibrated to accept.
E003 — Navien E003 Error Code: Ignition Failure Fix
After three ignition attempts with no flame signal detected, the PCB shuts down the sequence and throws a lockout. The gas valve, spark igniter, and flame rod sensor all have to work together at exactly the same moment for a successful light-off. Any one of them failing breaks the whole chain.
NO-HOT-WATER — Navien Water Heater No Hot Water: Error Codes and Fixes
The control board detected a condition that prevents safe firing. Could be insufficient water flow through the heat exchanger, a failed ignition sequence, or a backed-up condensate drain tripping the safety float switch. The unit shuts itself down to prevent damage.
E001 — Navien E001 Error Code: Ignition Failure (First Attempt)
The unit failed to establish a flame on the first ignition attempt. E001 is an early-stage ignition fault that precedes E003, which fires after all 3 attempts fail.
E762 — Navien E762 Error Code: High Temperature Limit Exceeded
The outlet water temperature exceeded 190 degrees Fahrenheit (87.7 degrees Celsius), triggering a high-limit safety lockout. The unit shuts off to prevent scalding and thermal damage to components.
HUB — Rinnai Tankless Water Heater Error Codes: RU and V Series
This is the reference hub for all Rinnai RU and V series error codes. When the unit detects a fault, it throws a two-digit number on the controller display and shuts down to protect itself. Each number maps to a specific sensor or system that's either failing or reading outside its normal range.
17 — Rinnai Code 17: Gas Valve Abnormality
The gas valve was unable to modulate or operate correctly as commanded by the control board. An abnormal voltage or position was detected during the heating cycle.
14 — Rinnai Code 14: Thermal Fuse Blown on Heat Exchanger
The one-time thermal fuse (thermal cutoff) protecting the heat exchanger has blown, indicating the exchanger reached a dangerously high temperature. The unit is locked out until the fuse is replaced.
55 — Rinnai Code 55: Combustion Abnormality Detected
The unit detected combustion that's outside normal operating parameters. Could be incomplete combustion, instability in the flame, or an air-to-fuel ratio the sensors flagged as wrong. Basically the machine knows something's off with how it's burning and it's shutting itself down to keep you safe.
NO-HOT-WATER — Rinnai Water Heater No Hot Water: Error Codes & Fixes
The unit's control board triggered a safety shutdown because it detected a failure in ignition, flow, or venting. The burner assembly isn't firing, or it fires and cuts out immediately. That controller is reading sensor data in real time and killing the gas valve the moment something falls outside acceptable parameters.
79 — Rinnai Code 79: Combustion Air Temperature Sensor Fault
The sensor measuring the temperature of combustion air entering the unit has failed or is reading outside its expected range.