Dishwasher Error Codes

F22 on a Maytag dishwasher means the control board is losing communication with the user interface panel. Here’s the fast, no-fluff way to clear it and know when to walk away.

F15 on a Maytag dishwasher usually means a drain fault or long drain problem. Here’s the fast, real-world way to clear it and decide if the machine is still worth saving.

Maytag dishwasher flashing F11? That code points to a problem with the wash motor circuit. Here’s how to clear it, when it’s serious, and when to stop spending money.

F10 on a Maytag dishwasher usually means the control isn’t happy with the detergent dispenser / vent circuit. Here’s how to check wiring, the dispenser assembly, and when it’s time to replace parts instead of the whole machine.

F9 on a Maytag dishwasher means a drain fault — the machine can’t pump water out fast enough. Here’s the straight-shot fix and when to stop throwing money at it.

F6 on a Maytag dishwasher usually means a water fill problem – the machine isn’t getting the water it expects. Here’s the no-nonsense checklist to clear it before you call a tech.

Maytag dishwasher flashing F8? That’s an overfill / water-level fault. Here’s the fast, no-nonsense way to clear it and stop the dishwasher from locking out.

F13 on a Maytag dishwasher usually means a water softener / regeneration system fault. Here’s the straight fix, the tech shortcut, and when to stop spending money.

F43 on a GE Profile dishwasher points to a wash motor problem. Here’s the straight-shot way to test it, free it up, or replace the right parts.

GE Profile dishwasher F42 usually means the wash circulation motor circuit has failed or is jammed. Here’s how to clear it and when to replace parts.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F16? That usually means a water fill problem. Here’s the fast, no-nonsense way to track it down and fix it.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F19? Here is what it really means, the official reset, and what a tech actually does before you spend money.

F0 on a GE Profile dishwasher means the keypad/control panel is reading a stuck button. Here’s how to reset it, test which part is bad, and decide if it’s worth fixing.

F1 on a GE Profile dishwasher usually means the flood / leak sensor tripped because there’s water in the base pan or an overfill. Here’s the fast, field-style way to clear it and track down the leak.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F3? Here’s the straight-shot guide to what it means, how to fix the temperature sensor fault, and when to stop sinking money into it.

F6 on a GE Profile dishwasher usually means a water fill fault. Here is the fast, straight-shot way to clear it before you call for service.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F10? That’s a fill error – the tub isn’t getting enough water. Here’s the straight-shot fix.

F14 on a GE Profile dishwasher usually means the control thinks the drain system failed. Here is the fast, no-nonsense way to clear it and get the machine draining again.

Straight-shooting guide to clearing the F15 leak/flood error on a GE Profile dishwasher and deciding if it’s worth fixing.

GE Profile dishwasher throwing F17? That code usually means a water fill problem – the tub isn’t getting enough water in time. Here’s the straight-shot guide to what to check before you call a tech.

GE Profile dishwasher showing F18? That code is a drain fault. Here’s how a tech actually clears it, what the manual wants you to do, and when to stop throwing money at it.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F20? That is the leak-detect code. Here is how to dry the base, track the drip, clear the float, and decide if the machine is worth saving.

GE Profile dishwasher throwing error F22? Here’s the straight-shot guide to what it means, how to clear it, and when to stop sinking money into it.

F23 on most GE Profile dishwashers means the leak / overflow sensor tripped. Here’s the fast way to clear it, find the leak, and decide if the machine is worth saving.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F24? That’s a water temperature / heating circuit fault. Here’s what it really means, how to fix it, and when to stop throwing money at it.

GE Profile dishwasher throwing F26? Here’s the straight-shot diagnosis and fix for the circulation pump fault code.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F28? That’s a control communication fault. Here’s the straight-shot way to reset it, chase the bad connection, and decide if a new control board is worth the money.

F29 on a GE Profile dishwasher points to a wash circulation fault – the control doesn’t like what it sees from the wash pump. Here’s how to clear it, when to repair, and when to walk away.

F30 on most GE Profile dishwashers is a water temperature sensor/thermistor fault in the sump. Here’s how to confirm it and decide if you replace the sensor, the board, or the whole machine.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F31? Here’s what it really means (water-level / pressure sensor fault), how to clear it, and when to repair vs replace.

F32 on a GE Profile dishwasher points to a circulation pump problem; this guide shows you the real world steps to clear it, what usually fails, and when to walk away.

F33 on a GE Profile dishwasher is a circulation pump (wash motor) fault. The board doesn’t see the pump moving water correctly, so it shuts the cycle down and throws F33.

GE Profile dishwasher throwing F35 F35 is usually a flood or overfill fault. Here is the fast, practical way to clear it and decide if the machine is worth saving.

F36 on a GE Profile dishwasher usually means a control/communication fault between the main board and the user interface. Here’s how to reset it, what to check, and when it’s time to replace parts instead of the whole machine.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F37? Here’s what it means and how to clear it without wasting money.

F38 on a GE Profile dishwasher usually means the control is losing the plot with the wash motor. Here’s how to check wiring, the circulation pump, and the board before you start buying parts.

F39 on a GE Profile dishwasher is a wash-system fault, usually tied to the circulation pump, wiring, or main control board. Here’s the straight-shot checklist to clear it or know when to quit.

GE Profile dishwasher flashing F44? That usually means a vent/drying fan fault. Here’s the fast way to check, fix, or decide if it’s worth the money.

F45 on a GE Profile dishwasher usually points to a control-board fault. Here’s how to reset it, what to check, and when it’s time to replace parts instead of the whole machine.

Miele dishwasher showing F13? That’s a water intake fault. Here’s the straight-shot guide to checking your water supply, hose, filters, and when it’s time to call a tech or replace parts.

F13 on a Miele dishwasher means a water inlet fault — the machine isn’t getting enough water during the fill and shuts the cycle down.

Miele dishwasher showing F13? That’s a water intake fault. Here’s the straight-line checklist to clear it, plus when it’s time for parts or a new machine.

F11 on a Miele dishwasher means a drain fault. Here’s the no-fluff guide to clear blockages, test the pump, and decide if it’s worth fixing.

Miele dishwasher showing F24? That’s a heating circuit fault. Here’s what it actually means, what the official fix is, and what real techs do before you decide if it’s worth repairing.

Miele dishwasher showing F14? That’s a water circulation fault, usually the wash (circulation) pump not moving water properly. Here’s the fast, no-fluff path to a fix and when it’s time to replace parts or the whole machine.

Miele dishwasher throwing F11 and not draining? Here is the straight drain-fault reset process the manual hints at and the vacuum trick techs actually use.