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Washing machine will not start, door indicator flashes.
The door is not properly closed or the door lock mechanism is faulty.
Close the door firmly. If the error persists, check the door lock for damage and test the electrical connections. The door lock may need to be replaced.
Alarm beeps, and the display shows E1. The refrigerator section temperature is not regulated correctly.
The temperature sensor for the refrigerator compartment is faulty (open or short circuit).
The refrigerator compartment's air sensor needs to be located, tested, and likely replaced.
Washing machine is not filling with water or fills very slowly.
Low water pressure, a kinked inlet hose, a closed water tap, or a faulty water inlet valve.
Ensure the water tap is fully open. Check the inlet hose for kinks or blockages. Clean the filter screen inside the inlet valve. If the problem continues, the inlet valve or pressure switch may be faulty.
Alarm sounds, display shows E2. The freezer is either too cold or not cold enough.
The temperature sensor for the freezer compartment has failed.
The freezer compartment's air sensor must be tested and replaced if it is out of its specified resistance range.
Water is not heating up, or the cycle stops partway through.
Faulty heating element or a defective NTC temperature sensor.
Disconnect the appliance from power. Test the heating element and the NTC sensor with a multimeter. Replace the faulty component.
Excessive ice and frost builds up on the back wall of the freezer.
The defrost sensor, which monitors the evaporator temperature, is faulty.
The defrost cycle is not running correctly. The defrost sensor attached to the evaporator coil needs to be tested and replaced.
Washing machine stops with water inside and will not drain.
The drain pump filter is clogged, the drain hose is blocked or kinked, or the drain pump itself has failed.
Clean the drain pump filter located at the bottom front of the machine. Check the drain hose for any obstructions. Inspect the pump's impeller to ensure it can spin freely.
Appliance is not defrosting, leading to significant frost accumulation and poor cooling.
The defrost heater has failed.
Manually defrost the appliance. The defrost heating element needs to be tested for continuity and replaced if it has failed.
The machine fails to spin or spins very slowly.
The laundry load is unbalanced, causing the machine to halt the spin cycle for safety.
Pause the cycle and redistribute the clothes evenly inside the drum. Remove any oversized or single heavy items. Restart the spin cycle.
The drum does not turn at all during any part of the cycle.
Worn carbon brushes on the motor, a faulty motor, or a broken drive belt.
Check the motor's carbon brushes for wear (if applicable to the motor type). Inspect the drive belt. If these are fine, the motor or motor control board may need professional diagnosis.
Dishwasher has stopped and is beeping; there may be water in the base.
An internal leak has been detected, activating the AquaStop flood protection system.
Disconnect power and water. Carefully tip the appliance forward to drain water from the base pan. Identify and repair the source of the leak (e.g., a split hose or bad seal).
Water is left in the bottom of the dishwasher after a cycle.
The filters are clogged, the drain hose is blocked, or the drain pump is faulty.
Remove and thoroughly clean the filters in the bottom of the dishwasher. Check the drain hose for kinks and blockages. Ensure the hose is connected correctly to the sink drain.
Oven shuts off during operation and displays the error.
Overheating has been detected. This is often caused by a failed cooling fan or blocked ventilation slots.
Allow the oven to cool down completely. Ensure that ventilation openings are not blocked. Check if the cooling fan operates when the oven is on. If not, the fan may need replacement.
Oven functions are erratic or the display is not responding correctly.
Communication error between the main control board and the display or touch panel.
Perform a hard reset by turning off the oven at the circuit breaker for 5-10 minutes. If the error returns, there may be a loose connection or a faulty control board.
The dishwasher stops early in the cycle and beeps.
Insufficient water entering the machine within a set time. This can be due to a closed water tap, kinked hose, or low water pressure.
Make sure the water supply tap is fully open. Check the inlet hose for any kinks. Clean the small filter screen where the hose connects to the dishwasher.
Dishes are not being washed with hot water; cycle may not complete.
The NTC (temperature sensor) has failed.
The NTC sensor needs to be tested with a multimeter for the correct resistance. If faulty, it will need to be replaced.
Oven door will not lock for self-clean cycle, or will not unlock after a cycle.
The motorized door lock mechanism is jammed or has failed.
Turn off power to the oven. Check for any physical obstructions around the lock. If the door is locked, you may need to wait for it to cool completely. The lock assembly may require replacement.
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