Whirlpool Washing Machines

The Start/Resume LED flashing 3 times means the control is expecting the door to be opened since the last cycle finished.

The control has detected that one or more keys on the keypad are stuck or the connection is faulty. The unresponsive key will be ignored, and an error will be recorded.

The Start/Resume key blinking slowly indicates the cycle was interrupted. The user must press the Start/Resume key to continue.

There is a problem with the control board's memory, indicating damaged or corrupted software components. This could also be due to incompatible software within the micro.

This relates to issues where keypad keys are unresponsive due to loose connections or damaged pins between the keypad and the control board.

The control board has detected that the K2 pilot relay is stuck in the closed position, which can affect operation.

This error indicates a problem with the control board's software, such as corrupted memory or incompatible components. On some models, all LEDs being on can also signify this issue.

The control board has detected that one or more keys on the keypad are stuck or there's a connection issue with the keypad.

The adhesive holding the capacitive touch keypad to the console may be coming loose, causing unresponsiveness.

This error occurs due to loose connections or bent/contaminated pins in the user interface circuits, leading to unresponsive keys.

Excessive condensation on the user interface parts, potentially due to a vent or fan problem, can cause keys to become unresponsive.

The user interface (UI) console assembly is defective and needs replacement.

This indicates a communication error between different electronic components of the washing machine.

The thermistor or Optical Water Interface (OWI) sensor has a problem. This sensor monitors water temperature and clarity.

These error codes indicate that the motor is experiencing problems, causing the cycle to repeatedly start and stop.

This error code indicates a fault with either the Optical Soil Sensor (OWI) or the NTC (temperature) sensor.

There is a short circuit or component in the temperature sensing circuit. This can also occur if the incoming water temperature is too high.

The OWI sensor is malfunctioning, causing the drain cycle to take longer than expected.

The control board has detected an error with the wash motor and canceled the current cycle to prevent damage.

This error code indicates a software or hardware incompatibility issue with the control board.

The connection for the door switch or latch is intermittent. This can cause the dishwasher to think the door is opening or closing unexpectedly.

The Control Lock feature is active, preventing any key presses from being registered.

This error code indicates a problem with the water supply to the dishwasher. The machine may not be filling with water, or the fill time is too long.

This error code indicates that the fuse for the fill valve and other triac loads on the control board is open.

This error indicates that suds or air have entered the pump, requiring repeated wash periods. This can happen if too much detergent is used or during certain drain issues.

Leaks or drips are observed on the cabinet or floor. If the unit is not level and leaning forward, water may surge over the front lip during a cycle.

An issue with the heating system has been detected. This could prevent the dishwasher from reaching the required temperatures for washing or drying.

The water heating element is stuck in the 'on' position. This can lead to overheating and potentially damage dishes.

The dishwasher is draining slowly. This could be due to a clog or a problem with the drain pump or hose.

These codes indicate a problem with the detergent dispenser, either mechanical or electrical. Check error history first.

The diverter valve is not functioning correctly. This part directs water flow to different areas of the dishwasher.

This error code suggests a problem with the diverter valve, which may be preventing the water from heating correctly. This is typically for plastic tub models.

This code signifies an electrical issue with the detergent dispenser. It might be due to a loose connection or a faulty solenoid.

This error code indicates an issue with the vent fan, possibly due to condensation or a malfunction.

This error code indicates an issue with the fan motor (either AC or DC), which can affect drying or condensation management.

This error code signifies a communication problem between different electronic modules within the appliance.

The green and blue LEDs are alternating. This indicates that the charger's firmware is currently being updated.

The dishwasher beeps constantly if the door is opened during a cycle and then closed without pressing Start/Resume to continue the cycle. This is a 'Cycle Interrupt' mode warning.

The 'Clean' LED flashing indicates the control has detected an error and recorded it. You need to read the specific error code to determine the problem.

This blinking light indicates the dishwasher's control has detected an error with the wash motor and canceled the cycle.

The Clean LED or Completed status light blinking indicates the control has canceled the cycle due to an error detected with the wash motor.

This indicates the cold water valve is being tested and should be turning on and off. If it's not turning on, there's a problem.

The dishwasher is stuck in 'Sales Demo' mode, which is intended for showroom display and causes the unit to run briefly before shutting down.

An electrical fault exists within the detergent dispenser circuit. This could be a loose wire connection or a malfunctioning dispenser solenoid.

As part of a diagnostic test, all LEDs on the control panel turn on simultaneously for 5 seconds.

The diverter system is unable to reach its correct position. This could be due to a faulty sensor, a loose connection, or mechanical binding.

The control has detected that the round diverter disk, located in the sump area, is missing. This part is essential for directing water flow.

The diverter motor is continuously running or stuck in one position due to a fault in the control board's diverter drive circuit.

The control believes the door switch is stuck closed, preventing the dishwasher from starting. This might happen if the door was not opened between cycles, or if the switch contacts are indeed stuck.

The dishwasher control detects that the door switch is stuck open, preventing the cycle from starting. This can be caused by the door not latching properly, a faulty switch, or loose wiring.

This indicates the drain cycle is being tested and the drain pump should be turning on and off. If it's not draining, there's an issue.

There is an electrical issue with the drain motor, such as a loose connection or an open winding. Debris in the impeller or a control board issue can also cause this.

The drain motor is running continuously and will not turn off. This points to a problem with the control board's drain motor drive circuit.

The drying fan is not operating correctly. This could be due to a loose connection, an open fan motor winding, or an issue with the control board's fan drive circuit.

The E3 error code indicates a problem with the washing machine's control system. This suggests a potential issue with the main electronic board.

The appliance has detected that a component is overheating. This is a safety measure to prevent damage.

This error indicates a problem with the appliance's drain system, preventing water from being removed effectively.

The dishwasher has detected a water leak. This is a safety feature to prevent water damage.

When the dishwasher operates normally or is in standby, the display will show 'F-' or 'E-' to indicate no error condition is present.

This indicates that there is no active fault or error code detected by the washing machine's system.

The washer has detected too much suds, which can prevent proper draining and rinsing.

The water temperature during the rinse cycle is too high (above 105°F or 41°C).

The load inside the washer is not balanced, which can cause vibrations and prevent proper spinning.

This error code indicates that the washing machine's motor or drum is blocked and cannot rotate freely.

The F1 fuse protects the small triac loads. If it is open, these loads may not work. You can check its resistance to see if it needs replacement.

There is a fault detected with the main control board of the washing machine.

There is a fault with the motor control system.

The F2 error code indicates an issue with the machine's control system. This means the main electronic board may have a problem.

A button on the control panel is stuck or has been held down for an extended period (over 10 seconds).

The main control board and the user interface (UI) control panel do not match or are not communicating correctly.

The main control board is detecting an issue with the pressure sensor, which monitors water levels in the tub.

The washing machine is detecting an issue with the inlet water temperature sensor.

The washer is unable to detect that the lid is closed or the lid switch is not functioning correctly.

The washer's lid lock mechanism is not engaging or disengaging correctly, preventing the cycle from starting or completing.

The washer is unable to unlock the lid, preventing the cycle from completing or allowing access to the laundry.

This error indicates an issue related to the lid opening or closing sequence between cycles.

The main control board is detecting a fault with the sensor that monitors the basket's speed.

There is a fault detected with the shifter mechanism, which controls the drum's movement.

A fault has been detected with the washing machine's motor.

The motor cannot reach the required speed (RPM) during the cycle.

The F8 fuse protects the wash motor. If it is open, the wash motor will not operate. This can be caused by a faulty motor or wiring.

Fuses F8 or F9 on the control board have blown, disabling essential loads like the wash motor. The unit may shut off after a short time.

The washer is taking too long to fill with water, potentially longer than the expected time.

The washer has detected that the water level has exceeded the maximum capacity.

The hot and cold water supply lines appear to be reversed.

The washer is not filling with water at all.

The F9 fuse protects various triac-controlled loads in the dishwasher. If this fuse is open, multiple components may not function. This is often due to a short in one of the controlled components.

This error code indicates the washer is taking too long to drain the water.

This fault code indicates an issue with the water supply or the water inlet valve.

A solid light on the Final Spin LED signifies a 'Drain Fault'. The washer is unable to drain water effectively.

The blue LED on the charger is flashing. This indicates the charger is attempting to establish a connection with the network.

The green LED on the charger is flashing. This indicates the charger is connected to the network and is ready to initiate a charging session.

The red LED on the charger is flashing. This indicates a critical error, and the charging process has failed.

The Clean LED flashes to display a function code, followed by a pause, then flashes to display a problem code. This sequence repeats.

This indicates the gentle agitation cycle is being tested. If there is no agitation, there may be a motor or belt issue.

The heater element is continuously on, even when it should be off. This indicates a problem with the control board's heater drive circuit.

This indicates the heavy agitation cycle is being tested. If there is no agitation, there may be a motor or belt issue.

During diagnostic testing, the Hi Temp LED will illuminate during Interval 20.

This indicates the high spin cycle is being tested. If the tub is not spinning at maximum speed, there may be a motor or load issue.

This indicates the hot water valve is being tested and should be turning on and off. If it's not turning on, there's a problem.

The dishwasher is not filling with enough water, or not filling at all. This could be due to the main water supply, or items loaded in the dishwasher blocking the water.

Water is leaking from the dishwasher onto the floor or cabinet. This could be from a loose connection, a cracked part, or excessive suds.

One or more status LEDs are flashing. This indicates the washer has detected an error condition. The specific flashing pattern can help identify the issue.

None of the status LEDs on the control panel are lighting up, indicating the washer is not receiving power or the control panel is not functioning.

The LEDs and/or displays turn on for a short time but then shut off, with no loads running. This can happen if the unit is in Sales Demo mode or if a fuse has disabled loads.

The 'Lid Locked' indicator light is on, meaning the lid is secured. If the lid is not actually locked, the machine may not operate correctly.

The Lid Locked LED flashing continuously indicates a 'Lid Lock Fault'. The machine is detecting an issue with the lid locking mechanism.

Wash cycles are taking longer than expected or the dishwasher seems stuck in a particular part of the cycle. This could be normal pauses, issues with the pump, motor, or water heating.

This indicates the low spin cycle is being tested. If the tub is not spinning or spinning slowly, there may be a motor or load issue.

Dishes or spray arms are melting, indicating the dishwasher is getting too hot. This is often due to a heating system malfunction.

Keys and/or LEDs are not functioning. This could be because the control is not installed correctly in the console, or there are missing button tree or light pipe parts.

None of the LEDs on the charger are illuminated. This means the charger is not receiving power or is malfunctioning.

The main control unit is not receiving communication from the user interface (UI), or vice versa. This is usually due to a loose connection.

The dishwasher is making loud or unusual noises during operation. This can be caused by several mechanical issues.

The Optical Soil Sensor (OWI) is incorrectly detecting high soil levels even when the water is clear. This can cause the dishwasher to run longer cycles than necessary.

This specific combination of LEDs indicates that the washer has detected an issue with the water supply, potentially an overflow or a failure to fill.

The dishwasher could not confirm that sanitization was achieved. This may happen if the door was opened during the final rinse or drying phase.

During the Service Diagnostics Cycle, an error is detected, indicated by the Clean LED flashing a function code, followed by a problem code.

During the Service Diagnostics Cycle, a second type of error is detected, indicated by the Clean LED flashing a function code, followed by a problem code.

This service error indicates the control has detected the K1 pilot relay is stuck in a closed position.

This service error indicates a software issue with the control board, such as damaged or corrupted memory.

Water is draining slowly from the dishwasher. This is usually caused by a blockage in the drain hose or pump, or a damaged drain pump impeller.

The Soak/Wash LED being continuously lit indicates a 'No Fill Fault'. This means the machine is not detecting water entering the drum as expected.

The amber LED on the charger is solid. This indicates the charger is in standby mode and ready to begin charging.

The blue LED on the charger is solid. This means the charger requires authentication before it can begin charging.

The green LED on the charger is solid. This indicates that the electric vehicle is currently charging.

The red LED on the charger is solid. This signifies an error has occurred, and charging has stopped.

Some keys on the control panel work, but one or more keys are unresponsive. This may be due to a stuck key or a short circuit within the keys or the control's input lines.

The control has detected that one or more keys on the keypad are stuck or the connection is faulty. The stuck keys will be ignored, but no alert is shown to the customer.

The Optical Water Intelligence (OWI) sensor has failed calibration, or the drain hose check valve is not sealing properly, allowing dirty water to backflow.

An 'Open' fault indicates a break in the temperature sensing circuit. This could be a loose connection, a faulty temperature sensor (thermistor or OWI), or an issue with the control board's input.

A 'Shorted' fault means there is an unintended electrical path in the temperature sensing circuit. This could be due to a faulty sensor, wiring, or the incoming water being too hot.

The washing machine's control panel is not registering button presses or selections. This might be a control panel or power issue.

Keys or LEDs are behaving unusually, or LEDs are not lighting correctly when keys are pressed. This might mean the control software doesn't match the hardware or panel.

The wash motor is not running. This could be due to a loose connection, a faulty motor, or a problem with the control board's motor drive or sense circuits.

The machine is not filling with water. This typically indicates a problem with the water supply or the fill valve.

The washing machine does not turn on and there are no status lights illuminated. This means the machine is not receiving power.

The cycle will not begin even after pressing the Start button. This could be related to the lid or internal component issues.

The dishwasher does not respond to controls, has no power, or shows no lights. This is typically a power supply issue, a loose connection, or a faulty user interface or control board.