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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.
LE — LG Washer LE Error: Why the Motor Locked Up (Fix It Fast)
The motor is locked or unable to rotate, detected by the hall sensor reporting no rotor movement to the main control board
OE — LG Washer OE Code: Water Won't Drain (Troubleshooting Guide)
The washer cannot drain water within the allotted time window, typically 4-6 minutes for a full drain cycle
RESET — How to Reset an LG Washer (Every Method, Every Model)
Guide covering all reset methods for LG washer front-load and top-load models, including soft reset, hard reset, and factory reset via diagnostic mode
FE — FE Code on LG Washer: Overfilling and How to Stop It
The control board's water level sensor caught water above the maximum fill threshold. That usually means the inlet valve isn't closing when it's told to, or the pressure switch is misreading an empty tub and calling for more water.
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.
CL — LG Washer CL Code: How to Unlock Child Lock
Child Lock feature is active, disabling all control panel buttons except the Power button
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.
PE — PE Error on LG Washer: Pressure Sensor Fix (Step by Step)
The pressure sensor, or the air dome hose feeding it, isn't sending a valid water level signal to the main control board. The board has no idea how much water is in the tub, so it throws PE and shuts the cycle down before it can overfill or run dry.
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.
DL — DL Error on LG Washer: Door Lock Mechanism Failure
The mechanical latch hooked in fine, but the electric solenoid inside the lock assembly either didn't activate or didn't send its locked confirmation signal back to the board. Two separate systems, and the second one failed.
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.
U5 — LG Washer U5 Error: What It Means and How It Differs From UL
The drum's vibration sensor picked up too much wobble during spin and paused the cycle to protect the drum and cabinet. Same exact logic and sensor as UL, just displayed differently on certain LG model lines.
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.
DIAG — LG Washer Diagnostic Mode: How to Enter and Read Results
Guide to accessing LG washer built-in service diagnostic mode and LG ThinQ Smart Diagnosis for component-level testing
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.
ECL — ECL Code on LG Washer: Your Tub Clean Is Overdue
ECL stands for Extended Cycle (Clean) reminder. The firmware hit a second threshold, typically around 60+ cycles since your last Tub Clean, because you dismissed the first TCL warning and kept washing. The machine's still fine, it's just really insisting you clean the tub now.
03 — LG Washer Error Code 03: PCB Communication Failure
Communication error between the main control board (PCB) and the sub-board, display board, or motor control unit
RESET — How to Reset a Bosch Dishwasher (Every Method)
n/a (expanded topic)
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
GUIDE — Bosch Dishwasher Troubleshooting: 15 Problems, Fixed
Comprehensive symptom-based troubleshooting guide for Bosch dishwasher problems
E92 — Bosch E92 Error: Control Board Communication Fix
Communication failure between the main control board and the user interface board
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.
SA NL — Bosch SA NL Code: What Service Appliance No Light Means
The dishwasher's control board switched from normal user mode into a service diagnostic state reserved for technicians. SA NL stands for Service Appliance, No Light. The board won't accept normal cycle commands while it's stuck in this state.
DIAG — How to Enter Bosch Dishwasher Diagnostic Mode
n/a - guide for accessing the hidden diagnostic test program
E01 — Bosch E01 Error: What's Wrong with the Motor Circuit
Wash motor electrical fault or wiring issue detected by the main control board
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.
E20 — Bosch E20 Error: Wash Motor Not Starting Up
Wash motor not reaching expected RPM or not starting at all
E21 — Bosch E21 Code: Wash Motor Running Slow or Stuck
Wash motor running below expected speed, possibly jammed by debris or worn bearings
E23 — Bosch E23 Code: Drain Motor Failing? Here's What to Do
Drain pump motor malfunction, possibly seized or electrically failed
E07 — Bosch E07 Code: Flow Sensor Problem Explained
Water flow sensor turbine not detecting water movement during fill or wash phase
E31 — Bosch E31 Code: Water Level Sensor Malfunction
Pressure switch or water level sensor providing incorrect or no readings to the control board
E61-03 — Bosch E61-03: Door Lock Mechanism Failure
Door lock actuator not engaging or not reporting back to control board after locking
E19 — Bosch E19 Error: Water Fill Valve Malfunction
Fill valve solenoid not operating correctly or diverter valve not responding to control signal
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.
5UC — Bosch 5UC Code: Water Supply Check Required
Water supply insufficient or not detected at inlet valve; no flow reaching the dishwasher
HUB — All Maytag Washer Error Codes: Complete Lookup Guide
This is a complete index of every error code Maytag washers can display, covering both the older single-code format like F21 and LOC, and the newer two-part F+E codes used on current electronic-control models. Each code links to a dedicated repair article with specific diagnostics.
RESET — How to Reset a Maytag Washer (3 Methods That Work)
Step-by-step guide to resetting a Maytag washer using power cycle, button sequence, and calibration methods
GUIDE — Maytag Washer Troubleshooting: Fix 12 Common Problems
Complete troubleshooting guide for the 12 most common Maytag washer problems with diagnostic steps and repair links
F21 — Maytag Washer F21: Drain Pump Clog or Failure
Long drain timeout. The control board expected the tub to empty within 8 minutes but water is still detected. Drain pump ran but could not empty the tub.
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.
F0 E3 — Maytag F0 E3 Error: Pressure Switch Malfunction
The pressure switch is sending signals the control board can't interpret as valid. Basically your washer's water-level sensor is either sending no signal, the wrong signal, or bouncing between values. Could be the switch itself, but way more often it's the air path leading to the switch that's the problem.
E01 F09 — Maytag E01 F09: Overflow or Long Fill Error
Overfill condition or excessively long fill time detected. The pressure switch detected water rising above the expected maximum level, or the washer filled for too long without the pressure switch confirming the correct water level.
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.