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Amana • Central Diagnostic Dictionary
90 Verified Codes in Database

Amana Error Codes & Diagnostics

Access our premium database of error codes, common faults, and professional repair solutions for Amana appliances.

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CodeAppliancesFault / DiagnosticsRepair InstructionsAction
F2 E1
Washing Machine
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: User interface stuck key or keypad short F2 E1; console buttons become unresponsive and washer beeps erratically.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Membrane switch contact shorted for >15 seconds, moisture ingress behind touch glass, or damaged ribbon flex cable.

Disconnect power. Inspect touch console ribbon cable for moisture or corrosion. Test button switch continuity with multimeter. Replace user interface module if short persists. Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

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F22
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Exhaust outlet thermistor open circuit F22; dryer halts heating cycle and runs blower without warmth.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Physical fracture of thermistor ceramic element on blower housing, wire severed by vibration, or corroded spade terminal connector.

Disconnect wiring harness. Measure outlet thermistor resistance across terminals: nominal 10.0–12.0 kΩ at room temperature (20–25°C / 68–77°F). Replace if infinite Ω. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F23
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Exhaust outlet thermistor short circuit F23; control board detects zero resistance across sensor lines and terminates cycle.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Pinched thermistor harness wires shorted to metal blower housing, or internal breakdown of thermistor bead semiconductor material.

Inspect wiring harness for crushed insulation against chassis. Unplug thermistor and measure resistance: replace sensor if resistance reads <500 Ω. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F24
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Heater inlet temperature thermistor open circuit F24; machine control disables electric heating element or burner coils.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Open circuit in inlet thermistor located on combustion/heater box duct, or loose wire pin at main control board connector.

Unplug dryer. Check wire connections between inlet thermistor and machine control. Measure sensor resistance: nominal 50.0 kΩ at 25°C (77°F). Replace if infinite Ω. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F25
Tumble Dryer
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Heater inlet temperature thermistor short circuit F25; machine terminates dry cycle immediately as safety precaution.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Inlet thermistor harness melted and shorted against hot heater duct, or internal short in sensor probe.

Inspect wiring harness along heater box for heat damage. Disconnect sensor and measure resistance: replace inlet thermistor if resistance measures <1,000 Ω. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F25
Hob / Cooktop
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana AEC Radiant Ceramic & ART Electric Coil Cooktop: Cooking zone element temperature sensor fault F25; designated cooking zone is shut down to prevent ceramic glass overheating.

On Amana cooktops (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): NTC thermistor bead in center of induction coil or radiant element open circuit (>500 kΩ) or shorted to coil chassis.

Unplug cooktop. Disconnect sensor connector from power board. Measure coil NTC resistance: nominal 100 kΩ or 10 kΩ at 25°C (77°F). Replace coil sensor if open/short. Disconnect cooktop 240V breaker for 60 seconds. Ensure control surface is clean and cool, then re-engage breaker.

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F28
Tumble Dryer
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Moisture sensor bars continuous low resistance bridge F28; automatic dry cycles terminate prematurely within 5 minutes.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Lint clump damp with fabric softener bridging the two metal electrodes inside lint screen duct housing.

Vacuum lint duct and scrub sensor electrodes with isopropyl alcohol. Verify resistance between sensor bars reads infinite (open circuit) when dry and empty. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F29
Tumble Dryer
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Moisture sensor bars open/disconnected F29; auto-dry cycle runs endlessly without advancing timer to off.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Wire spade connector slipped off moisture sensor terminal behind lower front panel, or broken harness wire in harness bend.

Remove front panel and reconnect wire leads firmly to sensor electrodes. Measure continuity from sensor terminals to control board connector J9 (<1.0 Ω). Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F3 E0
Oven / Microwave
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Oven cavity temperature sensor (RTD) open circuit F3 E0; oven cannot measure heat and refuses to initiate bake, broil, or convection.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Platinum RTD resistance sensor wire broken inside cavity probe sheath, or loose harness plug behind oven rear insulation blanket.

Measure RTD sensor resistance at disconnect plug with ohmmeter: must measure nominal 1,080 Ω ±20 Ω at 20°C (70°F) or 1,650 Ω at 350°F (177°C). If infinite Ω, replace probe. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

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F30
Tumble Dryer
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Restricted exhaust airflow or clogged vent warning F30; clothes take multiple cycles to dry and top of dryer cabinet feels hot.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Heavy lint accumulation in external 4-inch exhaust duct, crushed foil transition duct behind dryer, or exterior exhaust hood flapper stuck closed.

Disconnect exhaust duct from rear outlet and clean thoroughly with a rotary dryer vent brush. Replace crushed vinyl/foil ducts with rigid metal ducting. Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F3 E1
Dishwasher
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Thermistor NTC water temperature sensor fault F3 E1; wash cycle runs excessively long or water fails to reach sanitize temp.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): NTC sensor open circuit (>200 kΩ) or shorted (<500 Ω), defective optical water indicator (OWI) housing, or loose harness.

Unplug dishwasher. Measure NTC thermistor resistance on OWI sensor: nominal 46–52 kΩ at 20°C (68°F), 9.5–11.5 kΩ at 60°C (140°F). Replace OWI if out of range. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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F3 E1
Oven / Microwave
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Oven cavity temperature sensor (RTD) short circuit F3 E1; control reads maximum temperature overload and aborts operation.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Crushed fiberglass sensor wire pinched against metal chassis frame, or molten platinum resistance element inside stainless probe body.

Disconnect sensor harness. Measure RTD resistance: replace probe if resistance measures <900 Ω at room temperature. Check wire insulation for pinch points. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

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F3 E1
Washing Machine
Water Level Pressure Switch & Air Dome

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Analog pressure sensor fault F3 E1; washer fails to detect water level properly or overfills tub.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Pinched, kinked, or disconnected air dome pressure tube, lint plug in air dome trap, or electronic transducer output voltage outside 0.5–4.5V DC.

Inspect clear pressure tube from tub air dome to main board. Blow through tube to clear soap buildup. Measure transducer DC supply (5.0V DC ±0.2V). Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

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F31
Tumble Dryer
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana NED Automatic Dryness Control & 240V Element Tumble Dryer: Low line voltage on L2 power leg F31; dryer motor tumbles normally but heating element receives no 240V power.

On Amana dryers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): One half of double-pole 30-amp circuit breaker tripped at household electrical panel, or burned brass screw terminal at power cord block.

Reset double-pole circuit breaker at panel. Measure AC line voltage at terminal block with multimeter: must measure 240V AC between L1 and L2 (120V AC from L1/L2 to Neutral). Disconnect power cord for 60 seconds. Inspect 91°C thermal fuse and restore power to reset electromechanical timer and circuit.

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F3 E2
Oven / Microwave
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Lower cavity or warming drawer RTD sensor fault F3 E2; secondary lower oven cavity heating is disabled by control.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Open circuit or shorted lower cavity RTD sensor probe, or damaged lower harness running beneath chassis pan.

Disconnect lower cavity sensor plug. Measure sensor resistance with ohmmeter: nominal 1,080 Ω ±20 Ω at 20°C (70°F). If open or shorted, replace lower cavity probe. Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

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F3 E3
Dishwasher
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Wash water heating fault F3 E3; control board detects no temperature rise after 30 minutes of continuous wash operation.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Open calrod heating element, tripped high-limit safety thermostat on tub underside, or defective heater control relay on main board.

Disconnect power. Measure heating element resistance with multimeter: nominal 10–30 Ω (typically 12–18 Ω). Check high-limit thermostat continuity (<0.5 Ω). Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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F4 E0
Oven / Microwave
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Meat probe jack short circuit F4 E0; control senses meat probe plugged in when receptacle is empty.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Grease splatters inside cavity jack barrel, contact leaf springs bent together, or heat degradation of jack insulation.

Clean interior jack with contact cleaner and cotton swab. Disconnect jack harness from control board and measure resistance across terminals (must read infinite Ω). Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

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F40
Hob / Cooktop
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana AEC Radiant Ceramic & ART Electric Coil Cooktop: Mains line input voltage surge too high F40; cooktop electronics enter self-protection mode (>265V AC measured).

On Amana cooktops (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Severe grid voltage fluctuation, neutral conductor disconnected in household 240V split-phase supply, or damaged varistor on input EMI filter.

Measure incoming AC line voltage at terminal block with calibrated voltmeter (normal 208V to 240V AC; error triggers >265V AC). Contact utility if grid voltage is high. Disconnect cooktop 240V breaker for 60 seconds. Ensure control surface is clean and cool, then re-engage breaker.

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F4 E1
Dishwasher
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Anti-flood base pan float switch stuck up F4 E1; wash cycle aborts and drain pump runs constantly to prevent floor overflow.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Water leak accumulated in bottom drip tray, polystyrene float disk wedged under bracket, or microswitch contacts shorted.

Isolate electrical supply. Remove lower access kickplate and sponge out water from bottom pan. Free float disk and measure switch continuity: 0 Ω when down, infinite Ω when lifted. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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F42
Hob / Cooktop
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana AEC Radiant Ceramic & ART Electric Coil Cooktop: Mains line input voltage drop too low F42; cooktop shuts down heating power when line voltage falls below 185V AC.

On Amana cooktops (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Brownout on electrical service, undersized aluminum wiring causing excessive voltage drop, or loose terminal lugs.

Measure line voltage while elements are active: must stay above 208V AC. Check terminal block screws for tight torque. Check main branch breaker for high resistance. Disconnect cooktop 240V breaker for 60 seconds. Ensure control surface is clean and cool, then re-engage breaker.

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F4 E3
Dishwasher
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Circulation wash pump motor failure F4 E3; wash arms fail to rotate, leaving dishes soiled and detergent cup unwashed.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Broken or jammed food chopper blade, glass shards blocking circulation impeller, or open BLDC 3-phase motor stator winding.

Inspect sump cavity and stainless steel chopper blade for debris. Measure wash motor stator winding resistance phase-to-phase: nominal 7–14 Ω balanced across all 3 phases. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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F5 E1
Dishwasher
Door Lock Mechanism & Safety Interlock

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Door latch switch open during wash cycle F5 E1; dishwasher pauses cycle unexpectedly and start light flashes.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Door strike loosened and out of latch alignment, weak door latch spring, or high electrical contact resistance on door microswitch.

Align and tighten door strike bracket to tub frame. Test door microswitches with multimeter: <0.5 Ω when door is latched shut, infinite Ω when open. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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F5 E1
Oven / Microwave
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Amana BakeAssist 500 AER & Temp Assure Range Oven: Self-clean motorized door latch fails to lock F5 E1; self-clean cycle will not initiate and latch icon flashes.

On Amana ovens (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Latch drive motor burned open, stripped reduction gears in latch gearbox, or misaligned latch hook cam microswitch.

Measure latch motor winding resistance with ohmmeter: nominal 1,500–2,500 Ω (1.5–2.5 kΩ). Verify cam microswitches change state when motor rotates (<0.5 Ω). Press Cancel/Off key. If error persists, trip double-pole breaker for 60 seconds to reset electronic clock timer and erase fault register.

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F5 E1
Washing Machine
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Door or lid switch fails to lock error F5 E1; cycle cannot begin and lid lock indicator flashes repeatedly.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Lid lock bezel strike misaligned, mechanical obstruction in latch slot, or defective lock solenoid coil (open winding).

Check lid strike engagement. Measure lock solenoid resistance: nominal 50–85 Ω across solenoid terminals. Measure switch contact continuity when engaged (<1 Ω). Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

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F5 E2
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Amana Temp Assure & Garden Fresh ABB Bottom-Mount Refrigerator: Fresh food evaporator circulation fan stalled F5 E2; cold air stops circulating into refrigerator compartment.

On Amana refrigerators (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Ice accumulation contacting fan blades behind air tower, open DC brushless motor stator winding, or missing PWM drive signal.

Inspect fan blades for ice interference and defrost if frozen. Measure DC supply voltage at fan connector: nominal 12V DC across V+ and GND, 2.5–5.0V DC on PWM wire. Turn cold control dial to 0/Off for 10 seconds, then return to recommended mid-point setting 4 to reset thermostat compressor cycle.

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F5 E2
Washing Machine
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Door or lid switch fails to unlock error F5 E2; wash cycle ends but door remains latched shut.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Mechanical binding of latch slider, sticky locking pin, or continuous triac drive signal applied to lock mechanism from main board.

Unplug washer for 2 minutes to allow latch PTC thermistor to cool. Inspect latch slider for mechanical freedom. Measure solenoid coil resistance (50–85 Ω). Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

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F5 E3
Washing Machine
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Lid lock circuit open during wash or spin cycle F5 E3; motor halts immediately for user safety.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Lid lifted by force during operation, broken hinge causing strike to pull out of switch, or loose wiring harness connector at lock module.

Inspect lid hinges and ensure lock strike engages fully. Check wire harness J15 on control board. Measure switch continuity while lid is closed (<1 Ω). Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

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F5 E4
Washing Machine
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Amana Traditional Top Load NTW & Dual Action Agitator VMW Washer: Lid switch state mismatch F5 E4; main board registers impossible logic state between lock solenoid and lid switch.

On Amana washers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Defective microswitch inside lock assembly, high contact resistance (>5 Ω), or short circuit between sense lines.

Perform lid lock diagnostic test in service mode. Measure closed switch resistance (<0.5 Ω) and open switch (>100 kΩ). Replace entire lid lock assembly if out of spec. Rotate cycle selector knob counter-clockwise 1 full turn, then 3 clicks right, 1 click left, 1 click right. All status LEDs illuminate; press Start to initiate calibration.

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F6 E1
Dishwasher
Water Inlet Valve, Aquastop & Flowmeter

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: No water entering tub timeout F6 E1; machine starts fill step but float switch fails to register incoming water flow.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Water supply shutoff angle stop closed, kinked braided stainless water supply hose, or burned water inlet valve solenoid coil.

Verify dynamic supply line pressure (>20 PSI). Clean inlet screen filter. Measure water inlet solenoid coil resistance: nominal 750–1,400 Ω. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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F6 E2
Dishwasher
Water Inlet Valve, Aquastop & Flowmeter

Amana ADB Series Triple Filter Wash System Dishwasher: Water inlet valve triac short or leaky valve F6 E2; tub continues filling when unpowered or overfills rapidly.

On Amana dishwashers (Amana 'Just the basics done right' rugged mechanical design and Vertical Modular Washer (VMW) platform): Mechanical debris caught under rubber diaphragm seal, calcium sediment holding plunger open, or shorted drive triac on control board.

Unplug dishwasher. If water continues flowing into tub with power disconnected, replace inlet valve immediately. If water stops, inspect main board triac. Press Heated Dry, Normal Wash, Heated Dry, Normal Wash in rapid succession within 6 seconds, close door to trigger service calibration wash.

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Dishwasher18

F1 E1F2 E1F3 E1F3 E3F4 E1F4 E3F5 E1F6 E1F6 E2F6 E3F6 E4F7 E1F8 E1F9 E1F10 E1F10 E46 Blinks7 Blinks

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F1 E2F5 E3F5 E4F7 E2F7 E3F7 E5F7 E6F7 E7F8 E3LdLFoLSduL

Tumble Dryer16

AFF01F02F03F04F20F22F23F24F25F28F29F30F31L2PF

Oven / Microwave7

E1 F2F1 E0F10F2 E0F3 E0F3 E2F4 E0

Hob / Cooktop5

C81F12F40F42L

Refrigerator / Freezer15

CCFdDoor AjarE0E1E2E3E4E5E6F5 E2POrSb

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