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Hisense • Central Diagnostic Dictionary
144 Verified Codes in Database

Hisense Error Codes & Diagnostics

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

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E10
Oven / Microwave
General System & Mechanical Integration

Hisense Even Bake / Steam Add Plus / PureCook Built-in Oven: Door contact position switch defect E10; oven fails to detect closed door, cavity lights remain on or baking cycle stops.

On Hisense ovens with Even Bake rounded cavity design inspired by wood-fired ovens, Steam Add Plus injection, and Air Fry technology: Misaligned push pin on door frame, broken actuator spring in microswitch, or scorched switch contacts (<0.5 Ω closed).

Inspect door switch push rod at top/side of cavity. Measure switch contact resistance: must read <0.5 Ω when pressed in, open when released. Replace switch if faulty. Set function knob to 0. Cut off mains electricity at fuse board for 60 seconds, restore power and configure digital clock.

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E10
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Hisense PureFlat / Multi Air Flow / Total No Frost Refrigerator: Door ajar position switch failure E10; alarm beeps continuously with door firmly shut and interior lights fail to turn off.

On Hisense refrigeration units with PureFlat seamless flat-door design, Multi Air Flow columns, electronic dual-temperature zones, and inverter compressor: Dislodged door gasket magnet, broken reed switch in top header panel, or severed door hinge wiring harness.

Pass a small neodymium magnet across reed switch location to test contact closure (<0.5 Ω). Inspect door hinge harness for fractured wires. Replace reed board if open. Press and hold Super Cool and Super Freeze buttons simultaneously for 6 seconds until display flashes and clears fault code history.

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E10
Washing Machine
Water Level Pressure Switch & Air Dome

Hisense PureJet / AutoDosing / ConnectLife Series Washer: Water level sensing error E10; analog pressure sensor output frequency outside calibrated operational bounds (21–27 kHz).

On Hisense washing machines utilizing PureJet high-pressure water dissolved wash, inverter drive motor, and ConnectLife IoT cloud diagnostics: Soap scum clogging pressure bell chamber, pinholed pressure transducer hose, or internal LC oscillator fault.

Disconnect and flush pressure bell with warm water. Inspect silicone hose for punctures. Measure sensor supply voltage (5V DC) and signal pin. Turn power off with Power button. Press and hold Start/Pause for 5 seconds to clear cycle memory. Power on and select new cycle.

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E11
Dishwasher
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Hisense AutoDry / Smart Wash / PureClean Dishwasher: Communication bus loss E11; door user interface touch panel loses serial synchronous link with main base power controller.

On Hisense dishwashers featuring Dual-inverter circulation and drain pumps, AutoDry automatic door release, and 16 place settings flexible rack system: Wire harness sheared or pinched in the lower door hinge articulation, corroded pins, or faulty transceiver.

Inspect wiring harness where it bends through lower door hinge protector. Check continuity of serial data lines. Ensure 12V and 5V DC rails are stable. Open door slightly, press and hold Programme and Start buttons for 4 seconds until the display shows '0:00', close door to drain.

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E11
Tumble Dryer
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Hisense Allergy Care / Heat Pump / ConnectLife Tumble Dryer: Drum drive belt broken or snapped E11; drive motor runs but drum does not rotate; safety switch halts operation.

On Hisense dryers with Closed thermodynamic heat pump circuit, dual lint filtering screens, and anti-crease bidirectional drum tumbling: Snapped poly-V drive belt, broken belt tensioner idler pulley arm, or tension switch triggered by lack of belt tension.

Remove top lid and rear cover. Inspect drum drive belt and spring-loaded tensioner pulley. Install new manufacturer-spec Poly-V belt and verify switch closure (<0.5 Ω). Rotate dial to Off. Press and hold Start/Pause and Anti-Crease buttons for 5 seconds until the acoustic chime sounds, then restart.

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E11
Hob / Cooktop
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Hisense Rapid Boil / ConnectLife / Smart Zone Induction Cooktop: Liquid spillover or foreign object on touch panel E11; safety lockout turns off all zones and beeps continuously.

On Hisense cooktops with Smart Zone automatic pan detection, Rapid Boil power boost generator, and touch-slide individual zone controls: Boiling water, sauce, damp cloth, or metallic lid covering capacitive touch sensor pads for longer than 10 seconds.

Remove all utensils from touch area. Wipe glass dry with clean cotton towel. Allow capacitive sensors 15 seconds to recalibrate background baseline. Wipe glass clean and dry. Switch off breaker on main board for 60 seconds, restore power and touch Child Lock sensor for 4 seconds.

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E11
Oven / Microwave
NTC Temperature Sensor & Thermistor

Hisense Even Bake / Steam Add Plus / PureCook Built-in Oven: Food meat core probe sensor short or fault E11; oven triggers alert when probe is plugged into socket or shows erratic internal temperature.

On Hisense ovens with Even Bake rounded cavity design inspired by wood-fired ovens, Steam Add Plus injection, and Air Fry technology: Water or grease ingress into probe internal element, shorted 3.5 mm jack socket connector, or pinched high-temperature cable.

Measure resistance across probe jack tip and sleeve: expected ~10 kΩ (NTC) or ~1000 Ω (PT1000) at 25°C. Clean cavity jack socket with electrical contact spray. Set function knob to 0. Cut off mains electricity at fuse board for 60 seconds, restore power and configure digital clock.

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E11
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Hisense PureFlat / Multi Air Flow / Total No Frost Refrigerator: Automatic ice maker motor twist or harvest failure E11; ice maker stops producing ice cubes and harvest fingers stall mid-rotation.

On Hisense refrigeration units with PureFlat seamless flat-door design, Multi Air Flow columns, electronic dual-temperature zones, and inverter compressor: Ice cubes frozen together jamming harvest rake, stripped reduction gear in drive motor (~3.0–4.5 kΩ), or microswitch failure.

Defrost ice mold using warm water. Press ice maker manual test cycle button. Measure motor coil resistance (~3.0–4.5 kΩ). Replace ice maker module if motor fails test. Press and hold Super Cool and Super Freeze buttons simultaneously for 6 seconds until display flashes and clears fault code history.

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E11
Washing Machine
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Hisense PureJet / AutoDosing / ConnectLife Series Washer: Detergent dispensing fault E11; motorized distributor flap fails to rotate to the requested compartment position.

On Hisense washing machines featuring PureJet high-pressure water dissolved wash, inverter drive motor, and ConnectLife IoT cloud diagnostics: Jammed mechanical water diverter gears, calcified linkage arms, or defective synchronous actuator motor (~3.5–5.5 kΩ).

Remove top lid and inspect dispenser gear mechanism. Clean limescale deposits. Measure resistance of dispenser actuator motor (~3.5–5.5 kΩ). Turn power off with Power button. Press and hold Start/Pause for 5 seconds to clear cycle memory. Power on and select new cycle.

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E12
Dishwasher
Water Level Pressure Switch & Air Dome

Hisense AutoDry / Smart Wash / PureClean Dishwasher: Water level sensor mismatch E12; analog pressure transducer reading conflicts with circulation pump motor load telemetry.

On Hisense dishwashers utilizing Dual-inverter circulation and drain pumps, AutoDry automatic door release, and 16 place settings flexible rack system: Grease accumulation in sump air trap chamber, split pressure sensor tube, or drifting diaphragm sensor.

Flush air trap dome in sump using hot water syringe. Check pressure hose for splits. Measure pressure sensor output voltage (0.5V–4.0V DC). Open door slightly, press and hold Programme and Start buttons for 4 seconds until the display shows '0:00', close door to drain.

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E12
Tumble Dryer
General System & Mechanical Integration

Hisense Allergy Care / Heat Pump / ConnectLife Tumble Dryer: Mains supply voltage out of tolerance E12; appliance pauses cycle, display flickers, or resets spontaneously.

On Hisense dryers with Closed thermodynamic heat pump circuit, dual lint filtering screens, and anti-crease bidirectional drum tumbling: AC supply voltage dropped below 185V AC or surged above 265V AC, loose terminal block screws, or high wall socket contact resistance.

Measure AC voltage at wall socket under load (must be 230V ±10%, 50Hz). Inspect terminal block connections for scorched pins or loose clamping screws. Rotate dial to Off. Press and hold Start/Pause and Anti-Crease buttons for 5 seconds until the acoustic chime sounds, then restart.

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E12
Hob / Cooktop
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Hisense Rapid Boil / ConnectLife / Smart Zone Induction Cooktop: Induction power module EEPROM parameter mismatch E12; power board fails configuration handshake and remains locked.

On Hisense cooktops with Smart Zone automatic pan detection, Rapid Boil power boost generator, and touch-slide individual zone controls: Incompatible software revisions between touch user interface and power generator, or corrupted calibration data table.

Perform complete mains power cycle (switch off breaker for 5 minutes). If error persists, configure model code via service test routine or replace matched board pair. Wipe glass clean and dry. Switch off breaker on main board for 60 seconds, restore power and touch Child Lock sensor for 4 seconds.

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E12
Oven / Microwave
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Hisense Even Bake / Steam Add Plus / PureCook Built-in Oven: AC line voltage undervoltage trip E12; oven drops out of preheat mode or display dims and restarts repeatedly.

On Hisense ovens with Even Bake rounded cavity design inspired by wood-fired ovens, Steam Add Plus injection, and Air Fry technology: AC line voltage dipping below 190V AC under heating element load, loose terminal jumper bridges, or weak neutral wire connection.

Measure line voltage across L and N terminals with elements powered on (must remain >207V AC). Tighten all screw clamps on the rear connection terminal block. Set function knob to 0. Cut off mains electricity at fuse board for 60 seconds, restore power and configure digital clock.

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E12
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Hisense PureFlat / Multi Air Flow / Total No Frost Refrigerator: Water dispenser or ice maker inlet solenoid valve failure E12; dispenser will not dispense water or water dribbles into door tray.

On Hisense refrigeration units with PureFlat seamless flat-door design, Multi Air Flow columns, electronic dual-temperature zones, and inverter compressor: Open solenoid valve coil (~1.8–2.8 kΩ), mineral scale seizing internal plunger valve, or clogged sediment pre-filter screen.

Disconnect dual solenoid valve leads at rear base. Measure coil resistance of both water and ice solenoids (~1.8–2.8 kΩ). Clean inlet screen filter under tap. Press and hold Super Cool and Super Freeze buttons simultaneously for 6 seconds until display flashes and clears fault code history.

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E12
Washing Machine
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Hisense PureJet / AutoDosing / ConnectLife Series Washer: Serial communication timeout E12; user interface display panel loses bidirectional handshake link with main power board.

On Hisense washing machines utilizing PureJet high-pressure water dissolved wash, inverter drive motor, and ConnectLife IoT cloud diagnostics: Corroded wire harness crimp connectors, electrical noise coupling on serial line, or defective bus transceiver IC.

Inspect wiring harness connecting display module and power PCB. Reseat connectors firmly. Verify 5V DC and 12V DC power rails from main board. Turn power off with Power button. Press and hold Start/Pause for 5 seconds to clear cycle memory. Power on and select new cycle.

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E13
Dishwasher
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Hisense AutoDry / Smart Wash / PureClean Dishwasher: Detergent dispenser actuator error E13; tablet compartment lid fails to release or rinse aid valve does not actuate.

On Hisense dishwashers featuring Dual-inverter circulation and drain pumps, AutoDry automatic door release, and 16 place settings flexible rack system: Open dispenser release solenoid coil (~1.8–2.8 kΩ or wax motor ~1.5 kΩ), mechanical latch catch warped, or broken wire.

Remove door inner liner screws. Disconnect dispenser coil terminals and measure resistance (~1.8–2.8 kΩ or ~1.5 kΩ). Inspect door hinge wiring. Open door slightly, press and hold Programme and Start buttons for 4 seconds until the display shows '0:00', close door to drain.

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E13
Tumble Dryer
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Hisense Allergy Care / Heat Pump / ConnectLife Tumble Dryer: Electronic mainboard memory checksum failure E13; display freezes on error code and machine refuses programming inputs.

On Hisense dryers with Closed thermodynamic heat pump circuit, dual lint filtering screens, and anti-crease bidirectional drum tumbling: Non-volatile memory corruption caused by mains transient spikes, defective 5V DC low-voltage rail filter capacitor, or MCU firmware fault.

Disconnect mains power for 10 minutes to drain capacitors. If fault persists after reboot, reflash firmware using service tool or replace configured main electronic module. Rotate dial to Off. Press and hold Start/Pause and Anti-Crease buttons for 5 seconds until the acoustic chime sounds, then restart.

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E13
Hob / Cooktop
Electronic Control Board (PCB) & Bus Communications

Hisense Rapid Boil / ConnectLife / Smart Zone Induction Cooktop: Bridge flex zone synchronization failure E13; paired induction zones fail to link into unified rectangular cooking surface.

On Hisense cooktops with Smart Zone automatic pan detection, Rapid Boil power boost generator, and touch-slide individual zone controls: Phase shift mismatch between front and rear inductor drive circuits, high-speed optocoupler delay, or uneven coil inductance.

Measure inductance of both bridge coils using LCR meter (must match within ±3%). Verify inter-module synchronization link ribbon cable continuity (<0.2 Ω). Wipe glass clean and dry. Switch off breaker on main board for 60 seconds, restore power and touch Child Lock sensor for 4 seconds.

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E13
Oven / Microwave
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Hisense Even Bake / Steam Add Plus / PureCook Built-in Oven: Combi-steam boiler heating element fault E13; oven operates in dry convection but steam injection modes fail completely.

On Hisense combi-steam ovens with Even Bake rounded cavity design inspired by wood-fired ovens, Steam Add Plus injection, and Air Fry technology: Open steam boiler heating element (~42–58 Ω nominal, 1000–1200W), heavy limescale accumulation, or dry-run safety trip.

Disconnect power. Access steam boiler module. Measure element resistance (~42–58 Ω). Check manual reset Klixon on boiler casing (<0.5 Ω). Perform full descaling cycle. Set function knob to 0. Cut off mains electricity at fuse board for 60 seconds, restore power and configure digital clock.

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E13
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Hisense PureFlat / Multi Air Flow / Total No Frost Refrigerator: Lower machinery compartment condenser fan motor stalled E13; compressor overheats, high pressure rises, and cooling drops drastically.

On Hisense refrigeration units with PureFlat seamless flat-door design, Multi Air Flow columns, electronic dual-temperature zones, and inverter compressor: Heavy carpet lint or pet hair choking fan shroud, seized motor shaft bearings, or burned motor coil (~12V DC or ~220–350 Ω AC).

Disconnect power and remove rear lower access grille. Vacuum dust from condenser coil and fan blades. Verify 12V DC supply or check AC coil continuity. Press and hold Super Cool and Super Freeze buttons simultaneously for 6 seconds until display flashes and clears fault code history.

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E13
Washing Machine
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Hisense PureJet / AutoDosing / ConnectLife Series Washer: Configuration parameter error E13; microcontroller detects checksum mismatch in non-volatile EEPROM memory tables.

On Hisense washing machines featuring PureJet high-pressure water dissolved wash, inverter drive motor, and ConnectLife IoT cloud diagnostics: AC mains brownout during active write operation, electrical storm surge, or degraded EEPROM silicon flash cells.

Disconnect power for 10 minutes. If error persists upon reboot, main control module requires reprogramming via manufacturer service tool or replacement. Turn power off with Power button. Press and hold Start/Pause for 5 seconds to clear cycle memory. Power on and select new cycle.

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E14
Dishwasher
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Hisense AutoDry / Smart Wash / PureClean Dishwasher: Active drying system fault E14; zeolite regeneration heater or drying ventilation blower fan fails to engage during dry cycle.

On Hisense dishwashers utilizing Dual-inverter circulation and drain pumps, AutoDry automatic door release, and 16 place settings flexible rack system: Open zeolite heating element (~30–42 Ω), seized BLDC drying blower bearing, or tripped safety thermal cutout.

Measure zeolite element resistance (~30–42 Ω). Check fan motor winding resistance with multimeter (~180–320 Ω). Verify free blower rotation. Open door slightly, press and hold Programme and Start buttons for 4 seconds until the display shows '0:00', close door to drain.

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E14
Tumble Dryer
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Hisense Allergy Care / Heat Pump / ConnectLife Tumble Dryer: Process cooling air blower fan stalled E14; secondary blower fan fails to run, causing internal thermal build-up and emergency shutdown.

On Hisense dryers with Closed thermodynamic heat pump circuit, dual lint filtering screens, and anti-crease bidirectional drum tumbling: Foreign object or dense lint jamming fan impeller blades, seized blower motor sleeve bearing, or blown triac on PCB (~120–220 Ω motor coil).

Spin blower wheel by hand to ensure free rotation without binding. Check motor coil resistance (~120–220 Ω). Verify supply voltage is delivered by board when activated. Rotate dial to Off. Press and hold Start/Pause and Anti-Crease buttons for 5 seconds until the acoustic chime sounds, then restart.

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E14
Hob / Cooktop
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Hisense Rapid Boil / ConnectLife / Smart Zone Induction Cooktop: Mains zero-crossing sync circuit failure E14; cooktop cannot time IGBT switching to AC waveform, shutting down all power.

On Hisense cooktops with Smart Zone automatic pan detection, Rapid Boil power boost generator, and touch-slide individual zone controls: High-value SMD resistor chain open on mains sensing line (typically 330 kΩ–1 MΩ), defective zero-cross comparator IC, or heavy harmonic line noise.

Inspect high-voltage sensing resistors on power board inlet stage. Verify 100 Hz (or 120 Hz) clock pulses at microcontroller zero-cross input pin with oscilloscope. Wipe glass clean and dry. Switch off breaker on main board for 60 seconds, restore power and touch Child Lock sensor for 4 seconds.

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E14
Oven / Microwave
Water Inlet Valve, Aquastop & Flowmeter

Hisense Even Bake / Steam Add Plus / PureCook Built-in Oven: Steam water feed pump or inlet valve failure E14; steam drawer does not dispense water into steam generator chamber.

On Hisense ovens with Even Bake rounded cavity design inspired by wood-fired ovens, Steam Add Plus injection, and Air Fry technology: Open pump solenoid coil (~2.2–3.6 kΩ), calcified diaphragm check valve preventing suction, or pinched silicone water tube.

Disconnect electrical terminals of water pump. Measure coil resistance (~2.2–3.6 kΩ). Check silicone suction tubes for kinks and unclog drawer docking seal. Set function knob to 0. Cut off mains electricity at fuse board for 60 seconds, restore power and configure digital clock.

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E14
Refrigerator / Freezer
Refrigeration Compressor, Defrost Heater & PTC Relay

Hisense PureFlat / Multi Air Flow / Total No Frost Refrigerator: Refrigeration thermodynamic cycle inefficiency E14; compressor operates continuously for >120 minutes with zero cooling temperature drop.

On Hisense refrigeration units with PureFlat seamless flat-door design, Multi Air Flow columns, electronic dual-temperature zones, and inverter compressor: Slow R600a/R134a refrigerant leak in internal aluminium evaporator tubing or partially blocked capillary expansion tube.

Touch compressor discharge pipe: if cold while running, refrigerant charge has escaped. Check suction pipe for frost ball. Certified refrigeration tech required for brazing/recharge. Press and hold Super Cool and Super Freeze buttons simultaneously for 6 seconds until display flashes and clears fault code history.

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E14
Washing Machine
Heating Element, Thermostat & Safety Fuse

Hisense PureJet / AutoDosing / ConnectLife Series Washer: Earth leakage safety trip E14; current leakage from heating element sheath to ground exceeds residual safety threshold.

On Hisense washing machines utilizing PureJet high-pressure water dissolved wash, inverter drive motor, and ConnectLife IoT cloud diagnostics: Microscopic fissure in tubular stainless steel heater sheath allowing water ingress into magnesium oxide insulation.

Disconnect heater power leads. Use 500V megaohmmeter to test insulation resistance between heater terminal and metal flange (>2 MΩ required; replace if <2 MΩ). Turn power off with Power button. Press and hold Start/Pause for 5 seconds to clear cycle memory. Power on and select new cycle.

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E15
Dishwasher
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Hisense AutoDry / Smart Wash / PureClean Dishwasher: Power module DC voltage failure E15; internal switched-mode power supply rail drops below operational threshold (<10.5V DC).

On Hisense dishwashers featuring Dual-inverter circulation and drain pumps, AutoDry automatic door release, and 16 place settings flexible rack system: Degraded filter capacitor on main power board, shorted actuator coil pulling down rail, or defective SMPS IC.

Inspect power board for capacitor bulging or scorched traces. Measure DC voltage on 12V and 5V test points. Disconnect loads individually to locate short. Open door slightly, press and hold Programme and Start buttons for 4 seconds until the display shows '0:00', close door to drain.

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E15
Tumble Dryer
Drainage System & Drain Pump

Hisense Allergy Care / Heat Pump / ConnectLife Tumble Dryer: External condensate drain backflow or siphon restriction E15; condensate water overflows into base pan or triggers continuous pumping.

On Hisense dryers with Closed thermodynamic heat pump circuit, dual lint filtering screens, and anti-crease bidirectional drum tumbling: Kinked or pinched direct-drain rear hose, drain hose inserted too deep into standpipe creating vacuum siphon, or blocked non-return valve.

Verify drain hose is not pushed more than 10 cm into standpipe; use siphon break bracket. Clean inline rubber non-return flapper valve and ensure unkinked hose path. Rotate dial to Off. Press and hold Start/Pause and Anti-Crease buttons for 5 seconds until the acoustic chime sounds, then restart.

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E15
Hob / Cooktop
Drive Motor, Inverter & Tachometer Sensor

Hisense Rapid Boil / ConnectLife / Smart Zone Induction Cooktop: Power management current limiting relay fault E15; cooktop limits cooking power to single zone or refuses to heat at settings above level 4.

On Hisense cooktops with Smart Zone automatic pan detection, Rapid Boil power boost generator, and touch-slide individual zone controls: Pitted or burned contacts on power management selector relay, open relay energizing coil (~350–550 Ω), or failed coil driver transistor.

Measure resistance of relay drive coil (~350–550 Ω). Check contact resistance across switched terminals when energized (<0.1 Ω). Replace relay or inverter board. Wipe glass clean and dry. Switch off breaker on main board for 60 seconds, restore power and touch Child Lock sensor for 4 seconds.

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44 Verified Error Codes

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Dishwasher25

E01E02E03E04E05E06E07E08E09E10E11E12E13E14E15F01F02F2F03F3F04F05F5F8F12

Washing Machine8

E18E19E20F06F07F13F24UNB

Tumble Dryer1

E16

Oven / Microwave5

E17F-1F-3F-4F-8

Refrigerator / Freezer5

E0E4E9F1H

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