Whirlpool Unclassified
10 fault codes documented
Abnormal noise during washing — Possible foreign object or uneven floor
Unusual noises during the wash cycle can be caused by objects in the wash tub, the Agipeller touching something, or the machine being placed on an uneven surface.
Check Water LED blinking — Inlet filter or inlet valve may be blocked
If the 'Check water' LED blinks, it indicates an issue with water supply. First, check the inlet filter. If that is clear, then check the inlet valve filter. If the LED continues to blink, the issue may be with the water pressure.
Child Lock LED glows — Child lock is active
The Child Lock feature is activated to prevent accidental changes to the settings or program. When active, no buttons can be operated.
dE (Drain error) — Issues with draining the water
This error code relates to problems with the machine's ability to drain water. Check the drain hose and ensure it is properly positioned and not blocked.
Detergent not being consumed — Water pressure may be too low or wrong detergent used
If the detergent is not being used, it could be due to insufficient water pressure or using a detergent not suitable for top-load washing machines.
PF (Power Failure Error) — Indicates a power interruption during 'Delay Wash'
The 'PF' error signifies that a power failure occurred while the 'Delay Wash' feature was active. This is for informational purposes and does not affect the wash process once power is restored.
Power error (Beep & Voltage Fluctuation LED) — Voltage may be too low or too high
This indicates that the electricity supply voltage is either too low or too high for the washing machine to operate correctly. The machine will automatically resume operation once the voltage returns to a normal range.
Voltage Fluctuation LED — Indicates unstable supply voltage
The 'Voltage Fluctuation' LED lights up when the supply voltage is too low or too high. The machine will automatically restart when the voltage returns to the normal range.
Water leak from hose inlet — Improper water inlet hose connection
A leak at the water inlet can happen if the hose is not connected correctly to the tap adaptor or the machine inlet.
Water leak from outlet hose — Improper drain hose connection
A leak from the drain hose can occur if it's not connected correctly to the washing machine or if there's a blockage or incorrect positioning.