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Bosch Dishwasher and Washing Machine Repairs

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Our updated guide for Bosch dishwasher and washing machine error codes for 2025.

For generations, Bosch home appliances have been a mainstay in the kitchens, laundry rooms and utility rooms of countless households across the south west, saving us time and improving our quality of life.

Even the best Bosch household appliances experience wear and tear and develop faults. When this happens, call Bath Domestic Appliances. We specialise in repairing Bosch electrical goods. In most cases it is more cost effective to have your faulty Bosch device repaired rather than buy a new one.

A Bosch washing machine that won’t spin, a Bosch dishwasher that won’t fill, or a Bosch tumble-dryer that emits screeching sounds – whatever the problem with your Bosch household appliance the Bath Domestic Appliances team of experts are trained and qualified to make effective repairs using genuine spare parts, for a fraction of the cost of a new appliance.

Our professional Bosch washing machine engineers repair and service all Bosch models, and Bosch washing machines of all capacities from 6kg to 9 kg.   We can diagnose and fix all manner of Bosch washing machine issues, from replacing a faulty drum or clearing a blocked pump, to mending door gaskets or renewing snapped drive belts.

Contact Bath Domestic Appliances also to fix Bosch dishwashers and washing machines quickly and efficiently, seven days a week, anywhere in Bath, Westbury, Bradford-on-Avon, Trowbridge, or Keynsham.

Bosch was founded about 130 years ago in Stuttgart, Germany as a precision electrical engineering workshop. The company launched into manufacturing home appliances in 1933 with the release of a small electric refrigerator for home use. Today, Bosch is a name synonymous with quality household appliances across most of the world.

Here at Bath Domestic Appliances, we’ve been repairing Bosch appliances for 30 years – plenty of time to glean all the technical knowledge and expertise required for repairing Bosch washing machines, dishwashers, and other appliances.

We repair integrated, built-in or freestanding Bosch washing machines, washer-dryers and dishwashers.  We are familiar with and able to fix any and all of the of Bosch washing machines series of models, including Series 2 through to Series 8 front-loading automatic machines. 

At Bath Domestic Appliances we understand that your time could better spent than trying to deal with a faulty washing machine or dishwasher. So, if your Bosch appliances stop working it can be very disruptive and frustrating. If you’re tired of seeing washing and dirty dishes pile up, don’t hesitate to call us in to repair your essential appliances. We’ll be with you in a hurry, identify the problem, give you a quote and make the repair on the spot.

Our top class engineers carry all the equipment they need to mend your Bosch appliances and replace any faulty parts in the back of their van, so we’ll have the household up and running smoothly again in no time.

If you have Bosch appliances in need of repair – or any other make or model of electrical goods that are not performing as they should – call Bath Domestic Appliances’ friendly, family-run, reliable team and become one of our tens of thousands of satisfied customers.

At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have great experience in diagnosing and repairing Bosch washing machine error codes, regardless of model. We proudly serve Bath & surrounding areas including Westbury, Bradford-on-Avon, Trowbridge, and Keynsham.

Get in touch with us at Bath Domestic Appliances Repairs on 01225 461711 for Bath or 01373 827929 for near Westbury. Alternatively, email service@bathdomesticappliances.co.uk or use the contact form. We’re ready for your appliance repair!

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Candy Tumble Dryer Error Codes

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Our updated guide for Candy tumble dryer error codes for  2025.

For reference sake it’s useful to have a list of Error codes to hand for all your household appliances, including your Candy Tumble Dryer. When appliances go wrong it’s handy to be able to tell the appliance repairer what codes were showing on your machine’s LED display when it started malfunctioning.

Error codes won’t tell you the specific problem with your Candy Tumble Dryer, but they will help point our professional repair technicians in the right direction, so we know the best place to start when diagnosing and fixing your Tumble Dryer.

Candy, a brand name used by the Hoover company, are popular, efficient tumble dryers that come in condenser and vented versions. Like any electrical appliance Candy dryers can develop faults, either because of misuse or wear and tear, that will result in an error code flashing.

To interpret the error code count the number of flashes in-between pauses – five flashes for example will indicate Error Code E5.

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E3

E3

Water tank full

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E4

E4

Program selector faulty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E5

E5

Front NTC sensor faulty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E6

E6

MCU (Main Control Unit) faulty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E7

E7

Insufficient or restricted airflow

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E8

E8

Thermal fuse faulty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E9

E9

Thermal cut-out faulty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E10

E10

Tumble dryer empty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E14

E14

Rear NTC faulty

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E15

E15

Heater relay faulty (condenser models)

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E15

E15

Heater relay faulty (condenser models)

Open front thermal overload cut-out (vented models)

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E21

E21

Memory parity failure

Candy Tumble Dryer Error E22

E22

Control board issue

When you experience a Candy Tumble Dryer breakdown and see any of these error codes you need to call a professional engineer.

Bath Domestic Appliances offer professional repairs for Candy Tumble Dryers and all other types, makes and models of appliances in the local area. We fix Cookers, Ovens and Hobs and do Fridge Freezer Repairs, Washing Machine Repairs and Dishwasher Repairs in Somerset and Wiltshire. We cover towns like Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Warminster and Peasedown St John.

Call us on 01225 461711 and we’ll have your Candy Tumble Dryer up and running in no time.

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Samsung Dishwasher Error Codes

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Our updated guide for Samsung dishwasher error codes for  2025.

If your Samsung dishwasher is not happy it will let you know, by means of a digital display of alpha-numeric codes on its front panel.

A lot of these error codes are model specific, but there are some generic Samsung dishwasher codes that it’s useful to have a list of so that you can identify what the problem with your dishwasher is likely to be, and determine how to handle it.

In some instances, you may be able to resolve the issue with your Samsung dishwasher yourself, but if the code keeps re-appearing after your efforts its best to call in a professional dishwasher repair engineer or you may well just make the situation worse.
If you are experiencing problems with your Samsung dishwasher in Wiltshire or Somerset you can call on the experts, Bath Domestic Appliances, whose repair service covers not just the city of Bath but in and around the nearby towns of Trowbridge, Frome, Warminster, Westbury, Melskham, and Bradford on Avon.

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Here is a list of Samsung Dishwasher informational error codes:

LC, LE

These codes indicate a leak has been detected, probably involving the drain hose, drain pump or the wash tub. It’s best to turn off the water supply, switch the machine off at the mains then call a professional to diagnose and fix the problem.

4C, 4E

When you see these codes you will know there is an issue with the water supply to the dishwasher. If you’re satisfied that the water supply is properly connected, turned on and not blocked in any way but there is still no water coming in then it could be that there is a defective cut-off valve, faulty inlet valve or similar problem.

5C, 5E

When you see these codes then check that the dishwasher is draining properly. Make sure the drain hose isn’t clogged up or has a kink. If that’s not the problem then you’ll need to have the drain pump investigated for wear and tear or damage.

HC, HE

These codes indicate a problem with the water overheating. You’re advised to empty the dishwasher then run an empty normal cycle with detergent. If this doesn’t solve the problem call an expert.

3C, 3E

When you see these codes you need to check that the pump in your dishwasher is operating properly. Turn off the machine and restart the cycle. If the code returns and the problem persists, call in a repair technician.

PC, PE

This is potentially a problem affecting the diverter assembly, the sump or the motor assembly of your dishwasher. When you see the code appear turn off the machine and restart it – if the code persists you’ll need a professional to investigate.

CA

Your dishwasher has a communication issue, probably caused by broken wiring or a fault between the main control panel and the sub power board assemblies. Call in a repair technician.

bC2, bE2

This code means that one of the buttons on the dishwasher is stuck, jamming up the system. You can try resolving the error by disconnecting the machine from the power then pressing each of the buttons on the panel in turn to unstick the problematic button. If you have a touch screen, wipe off any moisture or foreign matter with a dry cloth. When you turn the dishwasher back on the error should be fixed.

Still confused by the error codes on your Samsung Dishwasher? Then get in touch with Bath Domestic Appliances and we’ll be happy to help.

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AEG Dishwasher Error Codes

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Our updated guide for AEG dishwasher error codes for  2025.

AEG Dishwasher owners can attest to the superior quality of their machines, producing sparkling clean crockery, cutlery, cookware, and glassware. AEG front-loading dishwashers are a well-loved and well-used appliance in many homes across the county.

Dishwashers are a time and labour saver that has helped households for decades. AEG dishwashers are an excellent addition to any home and work wonders until they don’t. When your dishwasher breaks down or starts to malfunction, you may not know what to do first.

If you look at your AEG dishwasher, you will see it is trying to help you through the use of error codes. These codes relate to an issue within the machine itself. Now you can alert your local repair technician from Bath Domestic Appliances about which error code is being shown, to help them diagnose and make appropriate repairs to your AEG dishwasher.

E1

The water valve is not open or the water is restricted in some way. Another cause could be the water pressure is low.

E2

Malfunction of the heating element.

E3

Too much inlet water or a leak.

E4

Too much inlet water or issue with the draining system.

Cycle Indicator Light Flashing

The previous cycle needs to be cancelled before starting a new cycle.

Beeping / LED Flashing 3 times

A water leak is found and water pooling.

C1, F1, i10, i11, AL5

Indicating an issue with the water inlet.

C2, F2, I20, AL6

Indicating a water drainage problem.

I30

An issue with draining or leaking non-stop.

F19

Rotation complications resulting from slow flow.

I40, I43, I44

The dishwasher filter is not clean.

i50, i51, i52, i53, i54, i55, i56, i57, i58, i59, i5A, i5B, i5C, i5D, i5E, i5F, i60, i80, iC0, iCo, iC1, iC2, iC3

Dishwasher needs to be reset.

iF0, iFo, iF1

Dishwasher needs to be reset and the water supply needs to be inspected

You can avoid many faults with your AEG dishwasher by carrying out regular checks and maintenance according to your handbook. If you live in or around the city of Bath in North East Somerset – including Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, or Westbury – and need AEG dishwasher repairs, get in touch with Bath Domestic Appliances.

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Indesit Dishwasher Error Codes

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Our updated guide for Indesit dishwasher error codes for  2025.

Indesit dishwasher owners know of the great quality and long-lasting durability that is well established with the brand. Dishwashers are amazing appliance that saves time and labour in the home. However, we at Bath Domestic Appliances understand how frustrating it is when suddenly you notice that your Indesit dishwasher isn’t working to its usual full potential.

Your Indesit dishwasher will try to help you by telling you what is at fault through what is known as error codes. Error codes are letters and numbers that show on your dishwasher digital display, guiding you to the root cause of the fault.

When these error codes show, there is little someone who is untrained can do, which is the vast majority of average Indesit dishwasher owners. The first call should be to a fully trained and qualified engineer, such as us here at Bath Domestic Appliances. Just tell your engineer the error code shown and it will help them give you a correct diagnosis and repair plan.

You can help prevent the majority of Indesit dishwasher faults through regular maintenance and troubleshooting issues with the help of your manual. Make sure you take note of your Indesit dishwasher model number to help you save time.

Here are the Indesit dishwasher error codes:

F01

Anti-flooding overflow

F02

Water fill solenoid valve failure

F03

Water drain failure/timeout

F04

Thermostat fault

F06

Water fill timeout

F07

Water turbine damaged

F08

Temperature timeout fault

F09

Software error

F10

Heating element fault

F11

Wash pump failure

F12

Main board & display communication error

F13

Mainboard fault

F15

Virtual sensor error

If you live in or around the city of Bath in North East Somerset – including Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, or Westbury – and need Indesit dishwasher repairs, get in touch with Bath Domestic Appliances.

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Electrolux Washing Machine Error Codes

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Our updated guide for Electrolux washing machine error codes for 2025.

Owners of Electrolux washing machines swear by their outstanding cleaning and stain removal capability. These front-loading washers are renowned for being extremely well-balanced with the least vibration of most other makes.

You are no doubt enjoying the benefits of your Electrolux washer, but whatever its good points like any other appliance it will eventually develop a fault and break down.

Electrolux washing machines are made by a Swedish company which also owns Frigidaire and AEG.

Electrolux washers display a series of error codes when they are experiencing a problem or fault, which can help you discern what sort of issue has arisen. You can alert your local repair technician from Bath Domestic Appliances about which error code is being shown to help him/her diagnose and make repairs to your washing machine.

You can avoid many faults with your Electrolux washing machine by practising good maintenance according to the tips in your handbook. The first thing you should do when something goes wrong is to “troubleshoot” for oversights like whether you have overloaded the drum, not closed the door properly, entered the correct programme, or even plugged the machine into the power socket.

Here are the Electrolux washing machine and washer/dryer error codes to take note of, along with the possible causes for the code appearing:

E10

This common error code means there is a water inlet fault. It can often be solved by making sure the taps are turned on and the hoses aren’t kinked or blocked. If this doesn’t work, the water inlet valve will need to be replaced.

E11

Indicates your appliance isn’t filling with water during the washing phase of the cycle. Check the tap is turned on and there are no blockages in the hose. Alternatively, the water inlet valve may need replacing.

E12

This error code means your washer isn’t filling with water during the rinse phase. Make sure the tap is turned on and check the hoses. The water inlet valve may need replacing.

E13

This error code shows when the water level in the machine drops when it should not, indicating a possible leak. The pressure sensor may need replacing.

E20

This code means your appliance has a drain fault. Check that your drain hoses and filter aren’t blocked. If those components are clear, the drain pump may need to be replaced.

E21

This is another drain fault code. See above.

E22

This error code shows when your washing machine isn’t draining after the rinse cycle. Check that your drain hoses and filter aren’t blocked. If those components are fine, the drain pump may need to be replaced.

E23

This error code is to alert you the machine has detected an issue between the drain pump triac sensing and the triac status. The pump and wiring should be checked, and possibly the main PCB replaced.

E24

This error code indicates a fault in the sensing circuit of the drain pump triac. The best way to solve this problem is to replace the main PCB.

E25

The wrong input signal is being sent to the microprocessor in your washer, requiring the replacement of the PCB.

E31

This code means the pressure switch is faulty and needs replacing.

E32

Indicates a calibration problem with the pressure switch, which could be caused by several things, including damaged wiring, blocked hoses, a leaky inlet valve or faulty drain pump.

E35

This code shows when the pressure sensor detects a too-high water level. It will probably necessitate replacing the pressure sensor and the main PCB.

E40, E41, E42, E43, E44, E45

These codes are all associated with the door lock and could be caused by the wiring or the lock itself being faulty.

E50

This error code indicates a faulty motor, which will need to be replaced by a technician.

E60

This error code indicates a heating fault, probably caused by the temperature sensor and/or heating element being defective.

E61

Shows that the water is not heating during the wash cycle due to a problem with the heating element and the temperature sensor.

E62

This code shows when the water overheats, and means the temperature sensor could be faulty and need replacing.

EC1

When you see this code it means the main PCB is receiving a signal from the flow meter that water is entering the washing machine incorrectly. The water inlet valves may need replacing or the main PCB itself.

EF1

Tells you the drain pump, drain filter or drain tube is blocked, kinked or clogged.

EF2

Alerts you to excessive detergent dosing (excessive foam during draining). Check the drain tube and drain filter, and use less detergent.

EF4

This code shows when the flow meter does not detect any water entering the machine even though the water inlet valves are open. Check the tap is turned on, and that there are no blockages in the hoses. If all is okay the water inlet valves may need replacing.

EF5

This means an unbalanced load, and the final spin phase will be skipped. Rearrange the laundry inside.

If you live in or around the city of Bath in North East Somerset – including Bradford on Avon, Corsham, Frome, Melksham, Peasedown St John, Somerset, Trowbridge, Warminster, or Westbury – and need Electrolux washing machine repairs, get in touch with Bath Domestic Appliances.

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Rangemaster Common Problems and Solutions

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Rangemaster Cooker Ovens

Rangemaster cooker ovens are an ever-popular kitchen appliance in the modern kitchen. With over 185 years of manufacturing, with a classic timeless look and updated modern design, the Rangemaster is the perfect accompaniment to any home. With Rapid Response ™ your oven will preheat 30% quicker than a fan oven, as well as boasting A ratings for energy efficiency.

However, all of these excellent features aren’t worth much if your Rangemaster isn’t working. With as many great features, there is the potential for faults. At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have put together a quick guide to help you recognise, diagnose and repair where possible, faults in your Rangemaster.

There may be multiple reasons why your Rangemaster doors are not closing, including an issue with the door look itself or the hinges. If your Rangemaster door latch is not working and allowing the door to open, the latch may be faulty or broken, which could be caused by excessive wear. If your Rangemaster door is sitting unevenly, there will be an issue with the door’s hinges that will have become loose. This could be due to worn down threading of the screws.

If your oven’s fan is not turning or there is excessive noise when cooking, it is more than likely an issue with the fan oven motor. The fan oven motor is an integral part of the oven’s efficiency. However, the solution can be a simple replacement of the oven fan motor. There may be another element causing the Rangemaster fan oven not working, a professional engineer can quickly diagnose and repair or replace parts if necessary.

If you take your cooking out of your oven, a recipe you’ve used time and time again, and notice that it’s burnt or too hot, you may have an issue with your Rangemaster’s thermostat. The thermostat is responsible for regulating the temperature inside the oven. If you think that your oven’s temperature is unregulated, get in touch with a professional engineer like such at Bath Domestic Appliances.

If your oven light is not working when your fan oven is on, the most likely cause will be because the bulb has blown and needs a replacement. If you feel able to, this can be a simple replacement with a compatible lightbulb spare part. However, if you have no experience with this and are unsure, do not hesitate to call in a professional engineer.

At Bath Domestic Appliances, we have many years of experience diagnosing, repairing and replacing faulty parts and connections on Rangemaster cooker ovens. We will get your Rangemaster cooker oven back up and running, as usual, so you can continue using every wonderful feature to its fullest potential. 

Contact us at Bath Domestic Appliances today. We cover the city of Bath and the surrounding area of North East Somerset, as well as a large part of West Wiltshire, including Westbury, Warminster, Trowbridge, Melksham and Corsham. 

Miele Washing Machine Error Codes

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Miele washing machines are one of the most popular appliances from the German electronics manufacturer. They are known for their superb quality, longevity, low noise levels and excellent A+++ energy ratings. For all of its advantages, it can be incredibly frustrating when your Miele washing machine begins to show error codes and does not perform to its usual standard.

Although scary to the untrained eye error codes or fault codes, are a useful tool to help diagnose specific issues with your washing machine, helping you save time and money in searching for the issue.

F1/F2

The NTC sensor has short-circuited due to a problem with the water/heating.

F10

A water intake fault.

F11

Water drainage difficulties.

F15

Heated water intake fault.

F16

Too much detergent detected.

F19

Rotation complications resulting from slow flow.

F20

Water fill issue possibly related to flood safe device.

F29

Heating steam inactive.

F34/F35

Unable to lock or unlock the washing machine door.

F39

Electronic unit failure.

F41

Incorrect data from faulty electrics.

F43

Appliance model not programmed correctly.

F45

Signal failure from the main control unit.

F50

Signal failure from the main control unit.

F51

A level switch or sensor pressure problem.

F53

A speed sensor fault has been detected.

F56

The final spin speed is less than 400rpm needed.

F62

The programme selector is defective.

F63

The water path control unit has failed.

F65

The drum lighting cap is missing.

F81

Steam inactive from the heater unit.

F83

The heater unit is experiencing excessive temperatures.

F92

Indicates bacterial / mould growth somewhere.

F100

A communication link failure.

F104

Low voltage power to the drive.

F138

Water detected in the drip tray.

F140

Drainage dispenser unit faulty.

Now you know what the error codes on your Miele washing machine represent, get in touch with us at Bath Domestic Appliances. Our trained technicians have years of experience with Miele washing machine error codes and will have your washing machine up and running in no time. We cover the city of Bath and the surrounding area of North East Somerset, as well as a large part of West Wiltshire, including Westbury, Warminster, Trowbridge, Melksham and Corsham. Contact us to fix all makes and models of household appliances.

AEG Washing Machine Error Codes

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AEG washing machines, made by the Electrolux group, are known for providing great value for money with a wide range of functionality and features like a large door and a quiet spin. They also have a very efficient early warning system when things go wrong or if the machine develops faults. These warnings come in the form of alarms, flashing light sequences and the display of error codes, depending on the age and model of the washing machine you have.

AEG error codes, also known as fault codes, are extremely useful in diagnosing any problems you may have with your machine, but they don’t necessarily pinpoint exactly what part is malfunctioning or what repairs need to be made. The finer details need to be determined by a qualified, professional washing machine technician, like those at Bath Domestic Appliances.

It’s extremely unwise to try to fix your AEG washing machine yourself if you’re not an expert because you could well make the problem worse. However, it’s useful to know what all the different AEG washing machine error and fault codes mean, so that you can pass on the information to our repair technician when you call us out.

Some of these codes listed here may appear to be duplicated, but they apply to different AEG washing machine models.

C9/F9

Warns of an imbalance while the machine is spinning.

C1/E10/E11

Means the machine cannot take in water, has not taken in sufficient water, or has a drain problem.

C3/E30

Water has collected at the bottom or inside of the machine.

E40/E41

This indicates that the machine’s door is not properly closed, that the drum is overloaded with laundry or the door lock is faulty.

E60
(or any code starting with E6)

The machine has a heating problem of some sort.

E80
(or 8 LED light flashes)

This is to let you know that the machine has started with the cycle selector incorrectly set. It could be set between two different wash cycles.

E90/E91/E92/
E93/E94

These codes all suggest that there is a configuration or communication problem with the machine’s electronic components.

EAO/EA0

Tells you there is an issue with the Drum Position Sensor.

Eb0/Ebo

There is insufficient voltage from the power supply.

EF0/EFo/EF3

This may indicate there is too much detergent in use, causing over-foaming. Alternatively, it could be warning that a dirty dispenser drawer is overflowing, laundry is caught in the door seal, or there is a clogged drain filter.

EHO/EH0

Indicates a problem with the power supply.

EH1

Indicates that the frequency of the power supply is not within the set parameters (incorrect mains frequency).

EH2

Supply voltage too high.

EH3

Supply voltage too low.

C2/E20/E21

These codes point to pumping problems. The drain pump is no doubt blocked so the machine will not drain, the drum won’t turn and the machine will make a noise.

Don’t forget, if you experience any problems with your AEG washing machine, Bath Domestic Appliances are here to help. We cover the city of Bath and the surrounding area of North East Somerset, as well as a large part of West Wiltshire, including Westbury, Warminster, Trowbridge, Melksham, and Corsham. Contact us to fix all makes and models of household appliances.

Whirlpool Washing Machine Error Codes

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With their much vaunted “Zen Technology” Whirlpool washing machines boast of the quietest spin cycle on the market. This innovative make of washing machine from the United States is popular here in the UK too with a large range of built-in, freestanding top and front loading machines available.

Just like any other mechanical device a Whirlpool washing machine won’t last forever without needing repairs or parts replacement at some stage. That’s why Whirlpool washing machines have built-in fault codes which are digitally displayed when a problem is detected.

While these fault or error codes don’t indicate exactly what is wrong with your washing machine, or what particular part needs replacing or repairing, they are invaluable for troubleshooting and diagnosing malfunctions.

If your washing machine shows you any of these warning codes, call Bath Domestic Appliances and we’ll send one of our top-trained technicians to identify the problem and give you a quotation for repairs.

Note: The Error codes shown here refer to Whirlpool Front Loading Washing Machines.

F01

This code will display when the machine has come to a standstill and will not operate, or allow you to select some or all of its functions. It usually indicates a fault with the electronic circuit board.

F02

You’ll see this code when the motor circuit is malfunctioning, and the drum will not rotate during the wash cycle.

F03

When your Whirlpool washing machine fails to heat and shows this error code you can expect there is a problem with the temperature sensor.

F05

This fault code heralds a potential pump failure at worst, or hopefully it could be just a blockage in the waste water hose or pump filter. A technician will be able to isolate the cause of the fault code display, which is triggered when the machine fails to drain out the water and the door will not open.

F06

This shows that there is a drive motor tachometer error, causing the machine to shut down. It might be just a loose connection, or the control board might need replacing.

F07

This error code will show along with your Whirlpool washing machine stopping mid-cycle. At the same time the machine will fail to heat and the pump will run continuously. The problem is probably a fault with the electronic circuit board or a broken connection in the heating circuit.

F08

Similar to the problem above, this code indicates a heater fault, which will cause the wash programme to stop mid-cycle.

F09

This code is an indication of a software fault. Symptoms are that you won’t be able to select a programme and get the washing machine running.

F11

When your Whirlpool washing machine fails to pump the water out of the drum, you’ll see this code displayed, indicating a pump circuit fault.

F12

This fault code indicates an electronic fault which is preventing your machine from turning on at all, but you’ll need an expert to diagnose where exactly the fault lies.

F13

This error code applies to Whirlpool washer-dryers, and indicates a dryer temperature sensing fault.

F15

This fault code will show on either Whirlpool washing machines or washer-dryers when the water fails to heat up during a wash cycle, or a there is no heat during the drying cycle. It indicates a malfunction of the heater control unit.

Repair technicians from Bath Domestic Appliances provide cost-effective washing machine repairs across the city of Bath and the surrounding area of northeast Somerset. We also operate in West Wiltshire, covering Westbury, Warminster, Bradford-on-Avon, Trowbridge, Corsham and nearby villages.

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