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Fisher & Paykel Dishwasher Error Codes
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All known error codes for Fisher & Paykel dishwashers — what each code means, self-check steps, and when to call an experienced technician.

133 Error codes
93 Service areas
105 Models covered

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Fisher & Paykel dishwasher error codes.

—- (Four Dashes)
Four dashes "----" on an older Fisher & Paykel OB60 oven mean it overheated — open the door to cool, then reset.
Oven →
A09
A09 on a newest-gen Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (DD*C) means the sanitize cycle did not reach the required temperature.
Dishwasher →
A1
A1 on a newest-gen Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer is a water-supply problem — low or no incoming water.
Dishwasher →
A3
A3 on a newest-gen Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer means the tub cannot drain — a motor or drain-hose blockage.
Dishwasher →
A6
A6 on a newest-gen Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer means no spray arm or inadequate water pressure/flow.
Dishwasher →
A60
A60 is a full-size Fisher & Paykel DW dishwasher water-temperature/heating problem — NOT a DishDrawer code.
Dishwasher →
A7
A7 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer is an excess-foam auto-recovery code — the drawer runs a recovery program.
Dishwasher →
ADR
"ADR" on a Fisher & Paykel washer is an auto-drain safety message, not a problem — the machine drains to a safe level after being paused.
Washer →
Airflow Restricted
Restricted airflow on a Fisher & Paykel dryer — an observable condition that can trigger code 16.
Dryer →
Blank Display
A oven display that is blank or unresponsive — an observable condition.
Oven →
Code 1
Code 1 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a communication error between the sensor module and motor control module.
Dryer →
Code 10
Code 10 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a 24 V supply measurement error — low actuator supply voltage.
Dryer →
Code 11
Code 11 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a lid-lock open-circuit failure (harness or coil continuity).
Dryer →
Code 12
Code 12 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a lid-lock switching-device failure (short in the lock circuit).
Dryer →
Code 14
Code 14 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a sensor-module failure — replace the sensor module.
Dryer →
Code 15
Code 15 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a sensor-module failure — replace the sensor module.
Dryer →
Code 16
Code 16 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is an airflow restriction — a clogged lint filter or blocked exhaust duct (owner-fixable).
Dryer →
Code 2
Code 2 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer means the drum gap cannot be located.
Dryer →
Code 20
Code 20 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer means the door actuator has stalled.
Dryer →
Code 21
Code 21 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer means the door actuator required excess voltage (a mechanical obstruction).
Dryer →
Code 22
Code 22 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a door-actuator open-circuit failure (unplugged or broken wiring).
Dryer →
Code 3
Code 3 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer indicates the drum has stalled.
Dryer →
Code 6
Code 6 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is a door-jammed warning — an owner-fixable condition.
Dryer →
Code 8
Code 8 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is an exhaust-sensor over-temperature problem.
Dryer →
Code 9
Code 9 on a Fisher & Paykel dryer is an exhaust-sensor under-temperature problem.
Dryer →
Controls Locked
A cooktop with locked controls — usually the child-lock feature, an observable state.
Cooktop →
Cooktop E2 / EH
E2 or EH on a Fisher & Paykel induction range cooktop is a zone overheat — the zone shuts off as a safety measure.
Range →
Cooktop Er Code
An Er code on a Fisher & Paykel induction range cooktop is a generic internal cooktop problem — separate from the oven F-codes.
Range →
Door Alarm Beeping
A fridge door alarm that keeps beeping — an observable indicator condition.
Refrigerator →
Door Alarm Won’t Stop
A wine cabinet door alarm that will not stop — an observable indicator condition.
Wine Refrigeration →
Door Locked After Self-Clean
A oven door that stays locked after self-clean — often a cool-down interlock (may show F7).
Oven →
Door Won’t Open
A front-load washer door that will not open — often the Err 235 door-lock condition.
Washer →
Drawer Won’t Seal
A DishDrawer drawer that will not seal or close — an observable condition (may show F5/U2).
Dishwasher →
E1
E1 on a classic flashing-light Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer means the door/drawer is not fully closed.
Dishwasher →
E2 / EH
E2 or EH on a Fisher & Paykel induction cooktop is a cooking-zone overheat — the zone shuts off as a safety measure.
Cooktop →
E3
E3 on a classic Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer is a drain or low-water-level problem (drain hose too low), not a temperature code.
Dishwasher →
E4
E4 on a classic Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer means the drain hose is too high/kinked or the drawer is not draining.
Dishwasher →
E5
E5 on a classic Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer means the supply hose is crimped, the tap is off, or pressure is low.
Dishwasher →
E5 / E7 / E9
E5, E7, or E9 on a Fisher & Paykel induction cooktop is a generic internal error — try a mains reset, then call service.
Cooktop →
E6
E6 on a classic Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer means the flood switch has activated — water in the base.
Dishwasher →
E6
E6 on a Fisher & Paykel induction cooktop means it is incorrectly connected to the power supply — an electrician problem.
Cooktop →
E7:01
E7:01 on a Fisher & Paykel WH front-load washer is a motor stall — sometimes a jammed drum the owner can clear.
Washer →
E7:03
E7:03 on a Fisher & Paykel WH front-load washer is a motor over-current problem in the E7:xx family.
Washer →
Er20 / Er31 / Er47
Er20, Er31, or Er47 on a Fisher & Paykel induction cooktop is a generic internal cooktop problem — note the code and reset at the mains.
Cooktop →
Err 235
Err 235 on a Fisher & Paykel WH front-load washer is a "Door Locked" condition — the door is held during the cycle.
Washer →
Error code 10
Problem 10 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a temperature-sensor (thermistor) error.
Washer →
Error code 160
Problem 160 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a bowl-status problem — the bowl re-engaged during agitate.
Washer →
Error code 17
Error code 17 on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart fridge is a freezer-compartment fan drawing low current — open-circuit wiring or a faulty fan.
Refrigerator →
Error code 2
Error code 2 on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart fridge means the previous two defrost cycles were aborted — usually the defrost element.
Refrigerator →
Error code 20
Error code 20 on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart ice & water fridge is a flapper-heater low-current problem — check the connections and heater.
Refrigerator →
Error code 21
Problem 21 differs by platform: a SmartDrive out-of-sequence family, or an AquaSmart water-inlet-valve failure.
Washer →
Error code 237
Problem 237 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a temperature-sensor error tied to harness or connection continuity.
Washer →
Error code 36
Problem 36 on a Fisher & Paykel SmartDrive top-load washer is a water-leak problem — the module topped up water more than four times.
Washer →
Error code 37
Problem 37 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer means the pump is blocked or not draining — the water level did not change.
Washer →
Error code 38
Problem 38 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a pressure-sensor failure — the level reads empty during agitate.
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Error code 39
Problem 39 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a pressure-tube problem — the tube is blocked, kinked, or fallen off.
Washer →
Error code 40
Problem 40 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a bowl dis-engage (clutch) problem — the bowl did not disengage as expected.
Washer →
Error code 50
Problem 50 differs by platform: a SmartDrive hot-valve failure, or an AquaSmart inlet-valve failure.
Washer →
Error code 56
Problem 56 differs by platform: a SmartDrive bowl-check problem, or an AquaSmart clutch problem.
Washer →
Error code 68
Problem 68 on a Fisher & Paykel top-load washer is a pressure-transducer error — the count read too high.
Washer →
Excess Foam
Excess foam in a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer — an observable condition that triggers A7 auto-recovery.
Dishwasher →
F Code Reset
How to respond to a flashing F-code on a Fisher & Paykel oven — an observable condition and reset guidance.
Oven →
F1
F1 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (models ending in 9) is a flood switch activated — water in the chassis base.
Dishwasher →
F1
F1 on a Fisher & Paykel oven means the electronics bay exceeded its safe temperature — usually a cooling-fan or ventilation blockage.
Oven →
F2
F2 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (ending-9) is a motor problem — the rotor stalled or overloaded.
Dishwasher →
F2
F2 on a Fisher & Paykel oven is a cavity over-temperature during a pyrolytic self-clean cycle.
Oven →
F3
F3 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (ending-9) is a temperature-sensor failure, or incoming water above 65 °C / 150 °F.
Dishwasher →
F3
F3 on a Fisher & Paykel oven is a cavity over-temperature during normal cooking.
Oven →
F30
F30 on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart fridge is a display "no signal" problem — a shorted or broken wire to the display module.
Refrigerator →
F31
F31 on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart fridge is a display "no signal" problem, closely related to F30.
Refrigerator →
F4
F4 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (ending-9) is a faulty temperature sensor and/or heating element.
Dishwasher →
F4
F4 on a Fisher & Paykel oven is a power-module (control board) problem.
Oven →
F40
F40 is a full-size Fisher & Paykel DW dishwasher water-flow error — NOT a DishDrawer code (older DW60 used E40).
Dishwasher →
F5
F5 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (ending-9) is a lid problem — the drawer lid did not seal or move as expected.
Dishwasher →
F5
F5 on a Fisher & Paykel oven is a communications error between the clock module and the power module.
Oven →
F7
F7 on a Fisher & Paykel oven is a door-lock failure — the lock is jammed or the lock switch or sensor failures.
Oven →
F8
F8 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (ending-9) is an electrical problem detected by the control.
Dishwasher →
F9
F9 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer (ending-9) is an electronics malfunction in the control.
Dishwasher →
Fan Noise
A fridge making fan noise — an observable condition (may relate to Code 17).
Refrigerator →
Fan Noise
A freezer making fan noise — an observable condition (may relate to Code 17).
Freezer →
Freezer Error code 17
Error code 17 on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart freezer is a freezer-compartment fan drawing low current — open wiring or a faulty fan.
Freezer →
Freezer Spanner Symbol
A spanner symbol on a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart freezer signals a stored error code — record the number and reset.
Freezer →
Frost Buildup
Frost or ice buildup in a Fisher & Paykel fridge or freezer — an observable defrost-related condition (may relate to Code 2).
Refrigerator →
Frost Buildup
Frost or ice buildup in a Fisher & Paykel freezer — an observable defrost-related condition.
Freezer →
Gas Burner Won’t Light
A gas cooktop burner that will not light — a symptom-only condition (gas has no error codes).
Cooktop →
Gas Burner Won’t Light
A range gas burner that will not light — a symptom-only condition (gas burners have no error codes).
Range →
Gas Flame Goes Out
A gas cooktop flame that goes out when the knob is released — a symptom-only safety condition.
Cooktop →
Halo Dials Not Lighting
A range with halo dials that do not light — an observable indicator condition.
Range →
High Temp Alarm
A freezer high-temperature or door alarm — an observable indicator condition.
Freezer →
How To Reset
How to reset a Fisher & Paykel ActiveSmart fridge — an observable procedure for clearing a transient problem.
Refrigerator →
Ice Maker Not Working
A fridge ice maker that is not making ice — an observable condition.
Refrigerator →
Leaking
A washer leaking water — an observable condition (top-load may show Problem 36).
Washer →
Long Dry Times
A dryer taking far too long to dry — an observable condition.
Dryer →
No Heat
A dryer that runs but produces no heat — an observable condition.
Dryer →
No tap
A washer showing "No tap" is not getting water — it did not reach the required level within 8 minutes.
Washer →
Noisy Or Vibrating
A wine cabinet that is noisy or vibrating — an observable symptom-only condition.
Wine Refrigeration →
Not Cleaning / Film
A DishDrawer not cleaning well or leaving film — an observable condition (may show U6/A6).
Dishwasher →
Not Cooling
A fridge that is not cooling — an observable condition with several causes.
Refrigerator →
Not Cooling
A wine cabinet that is not holding temperature — an observable symptom-only condition.
Wine Refrigeration →
Not Drying
A DishDrawer not drying dishes — an observable condition.
Dishwasher →
Not Drying
A dryer that runs but leaves clothes damp — an observable condition.
Dryer →
Not Freezing
A freezer that is not freezing — an observable condition with several causes.
Freezer →
On-Panel Error code Showing
A wine cabinet showing an on-panel error code — record it and contact service (no published meaning).
Wine Refrigeration →
Out Of Bal
A washer showing "Out Of Bal" — an observable unbalanced-load warning.
Washer →
Oven F3
F3 on a Fisher & Paykel range oven cavity is a cavity over-temperature during cooking, as on wall ovens.
Range →
Oven F5
F5 on a Fisher & Paykel range oven cavity is a clock-to-power-module communications error, the same as on wall ovens.
Range →
Oven Won’t Heat
A range oven that will not heat — an observable condition.
Range →
Pan Not Detected
A induction cooktop that will not detect a pan — an observable condition.
Cooktop →
Panel Unresponsive
A wine cabinet control panel that is unresponsive — an observable symptom-only condition.
Wine Refrigeration →
Running Constantly
A freezer that runs constantly — an observable condition with several causes.
Freezer →
Self-Clean Won’t Start
A oven self-clean (pyrolytic) that will not start — an observable condition.
Oven →
Spanner Showing
A freezer showing a spanner — an observable indicator to record the code and reset.
Freezer →
Spanner Symbol Showing
A fridge showing a spanner symbol — an observable indicator that an error code is present.
Refrigerator →
Suds Loc
A washer showing "Suds Loc" — too many suds detected.
Washer →
Temperature Off
A oven running hotter or cooler than set — an observable condition.
Oven →
Too Cold
A wine cabinet running too cold — an observable symptom-only condition.
Wine Refrigeration →
U1
U1 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer is a water-fill error — check the supply and spray arm.
Dishwasher →
U2
U2 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer is a loading error — dishes are too tall for the lid to close.
Dishwasher →
U4
U4 on a Fisher & Paykel double DishDrawer means a problem in the OTHER drawer is preventing this one from running.
Dishwasher →
U6
U6 on a Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer is a spray-arm problem — the arm is loose or detached.
Dishwasher →
Water Dispenser Dead
A fridge water dispenser that will not dispense — an observable condition.
Refrigerator →
Water In Base / Flood
A DishDrawer flood / water in base — an observable leak condition (shows F1/E6).
Dishwasher →
Won’t Drain
A washer that will not drain — an observable condition (top-load may show Problem 37).
Washer →
Won’t Drain
A DishDrawer that will not drain — an observable condition (may show F2/A3).
Dishwasher →
Won’t Fill
A washer that will not fill — an observable water-supply condition (often shows "No tap").
Washer →
Won’t Fill
A DishDrawer that will not fill — an observable condition (may show U1/A1).
Dishwasher →
Won’t Heat
A oven that will not heat or stays cool — an observable condition.
Oven →
Won’t Latch
A dryer door that will not latch — an observable condition (may show code 6/11/22).
Dryer →
Won’t Power On
A cooktop that will not power on — an observable condition (induction E6 if miswired).
Cooktop →
Won’t Spin
A washer that will not spin — an observable condition, often drainage or balance.
Washer →
Won’t Start
A washer that will not start — an observable condition with several causes.
Washer →
Won’t Start
A dryer that will not start — an observable condition with several causes.
Dryer →
Zone Shuts Off Mid-Cook
A induction zone that shuts off during cooking — an observable condition (may show E2/EH).
Cooktop →
Dishwasher error codes explained

Bosch dishwashers use E-prefix codes displayed on the control panel or through blinking LED patterns on models without a digital readout. The most common — E15 (leak detected in the base), E24 (drain blockage), and E09 (heating element fault) — account for roughly 70% of service calls.

Before scheduling a technician, check the drain filter and hose for kinks. A clogged filter triggers E24 in most cases and takes two minutes to clear. E15 often resolves after tilting the unit forward to drain residual water from the base tray, then running a reset cycle.

Codes like E01, E02, and E27 point to control-board or sensor failures that require professional diagnosis. Operating the dishwasher with these active risks secondary damage to the wash motor or wiring harness. Our dishwasher repair service covers every model across all 50 US states.

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