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Kitchenaid Error Codes & Diagnostics

Complete B2B dictionary of fault codes, troubleshooting steps, and repair manuals for Kitchenaid home appliances, including Washing Machines, Dishwashers, Ovens, Dryers, and Refrigerators.

18 Verified Codes in Database
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CodeFault / DiagnosticsAppliancesAction
CF
Communication Failure
Info: The main control board is unable to communicate with the user interface control board (the display).
Refrigerator
CF Full Steps Diagnose
Door Ajar
Alarm sounds and/or light flashes
Info: A refrigerator or freezer door has been left open for more than a few minutes.
Refrigerator
Door Ajar Full Steps Diagnose
E1
Refrigerator Thermistor Failure
Info: The temperature sensor (thermistor) in the fresh food compartment is open or shorted, preventing accurate temperature readings.
Refrigerator
E1 Full Steps Diagnose
E2
Freezer Thermistor Failure
Info: The temperature sensor (thermistor) in the freezer compartment is open or shorted.
Refrigerator
E2 Full Steps Diagnose
F1 E0
Control Board Failure
Info: A failure has occurred within the main electronic control board (ERC), often related to its internal memory (EEPROM).
Oven
F1 E0 Full Steps Diagnose
F2 E1
Stuck Keypad
Info: A key on the user interface has been detected as being pressed for too long, or the keypad ribbon cable is shorted.
Oven
F2 E1 Full Steps Diagnose
F3 E0
Oven Temperature Sensor Open
Info: The control board is not receiving a signal from the oven temperature sensor, indicating an open circuit.
Oven
F3 E0 Full Steps Diagnose
F3 E1
Oven Temperature Sensor Shorted
Info: The control board has detected a shorted circuit in the oven temperature sensor.
Oven
F3 E1 Full Steps Diagnose
F4 E3
Wash Motor Failure
Info: The main wash motor (circulation pump) is not running correctly. This could be due to a blockage in the pump, a bad motor capacitor, or a failed motor.
Dishwasher
F4 E3 Full Steps Diagnose
F5 E1
Door Latch Assembly Failure
Info: The control board detects a problem with the motorized door latch, which is used for the self-cleaning cycle.
Oven
F5 E1 Full Steps Diagnose
F5 E2
Door opening issue.
Check door switch and hinges for alignment. PRO TIP: If your fridge is showing any 'E' code and it's under 5 years old, always try a hard reset (unplug 10 minutes) before calling. 60% of the time it clears temporary glitches.
RefrigeratorWashing Machine
F5 E2 Full Steps Diagnose
F6 E4
Float Switch Open / No Water Entering
Info: The dishwasher doesn't detect water entering the tub. This could be due to a closed water supply valve, a faulty inlet valve, or a stuck float switch.
Dishwasher
F6 E4 Full Steps Diagnose
F7 E1
Heating Element Failure
Info: The control board has detected that the water is not heating. This indicates a problem with the heating element, the high-limit thermostat, or the control board itself.
Dishwasher
F7 E1 Full Steps Diagnose
F8 E1
Drainage Fault
Info: The dishwasher is unable to drain water effectively. The cause is usually a clogged filter, a blocked drain hose, or a failed drain pump.
Dishwasher
F8 E1 Full Steps Diagnose
F9 E1
Diverter Motor Fault
Info: The electronic control cannot determine the position of the diverter motor, which directs water to the upper and lower spray arms.
Dishwasher
F9 E1 Full Steps Diagnose
PO
Power outage detected.
Press any key to acknowledge the outage and resume cooling. PRO TIP: If your fridge is showing any 'E' code and it's under 5 years old, always try a hard reset (unplug 10 minutes) before calling. 60% of the time it clears temporary glitches.
Refrigerator
PO Full Steps Diagnose
Sd
Suds Detected
Info: The machine has detected too many suds, often caused by using too much detergent or using non-HE detergent in a high-efficiency machine.
Washing Machine
Sd Full Steps Diagnose
uL
Unbalanced Load
Info: The clothes inside the drum are not distributed evenly, preventing the washer from spinning at high speed to protect itself from damage.
Washing Machine
uL Full Steps Diagnose