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Gaggenau Error Codes & Diagnostics

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

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CodeFault / DiagnosticsAppliancesAction
AL01
Freezer temperature is too high
Info: The freezer door has been left open, a large amount of warm food was added, or there is a cooling system failure.
Refrigerator
AL01 Full Steps Diagnose
AL02
Refrigerator temperature is too high
Info: The refrigerator door has been left open, or warm items were loaded. Can also indicate a ventilation or cooling system issue.
Refrigerator
AL02 Full Steps Diagnose
AL03
General appliance alarm
Info: This is a generic alarm that could be related to various components, often a door being open for an extended period.
Refrigerator
AL03 Full Steps Diagnose
d0
Cooking zone fan fault
Info: The cooling fan for a specific cooking zone's inductor is not working.
Hob
d0 Full Steps Diagnose
dE
Display shows 'dE' or 'Demo'
Info: The appliance is in 'Demo Mode' or 'Shop Mode'. The cooling system is deactivated, but lights and display work.
Refrigerator
dE Full Steps Diagnose
E
Flashing 'E' on cooktop display
Info: General electronics fault or overheating of internal components.
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Hob
E Full Steps Diagnose
E01
Refrigerator temperature sensor fault
Info: The temperature sensor (thermistor) in the fresh food compartment is faulty or disconnected.
Refrigerator
E01 Full Steps Diagnose
Er1
NTC sensor fault (Temperature sensor)
Info: The main oven temperature sensor (NTC) has an open circuit, meaning it's disconnected or faulty.
Oven
Er1 Full Steps Diagnose
E02
Freezer temperature sensor fault
Info: The temperature sensor (thermistor) in the freezer compartment is faulty or disconnected.
Refrigerator
E02 Full Steps Diagnose
E005
Power relay fault
Info: The main power board has detected a fault with an internal relay.
Oven
E005 Full Steps Diagnose
Er7
Door lock mechanism faulty
Info: The oven door lock is not engaging or disengaging correctly.
Oven
Er7 Full Steps Diagnose
E09
Heating circuit fault, water not heating
Info: The heat pump or the heating circuit has a fault. This is a common issue with the circulation pump/heater assembly.
Dishwasher
E09 Full Steps Diagnose
E011
Button stuck or pressed too long
Info: A button on the control panel is jammed, dirty, or has been held down for an extended period.
Oven
E011 Full Steps Diagnose
E14
Flow sensor or filling system fault
Info: The appliance is detecting an issue with the amount of water entering the machine, possibly due to a faulty flow sensor or water inlet valve.
Dishwasher
E14 Full Steps Diagnose
E15
Ice maker sensor fault
Info: The temperature sensor for the automatic ice maker has failed.
Refrigerator
E15 Full Steps Diagnose
E17
Water inlet time exceeded
Info: Water pressure is too low, the inlet hose is kinked, or the filter in the inlet valve is blocked.
Washing Machine
E17 Full Steps Diagnose
E18
Drainage time exceeded
Info: The drain pump is blocked, or the drain hose is clogged or positioned too high.
Washing Machine
E18 Full Steps Diagnose
E22
Filters are blocked or soiled
Info: The fine and coarse filters inside the dishwasher are clogged with food debris, preventing proper water circulation.
Dishwasher
E22 Full Steps Diagnose
ER22
Control panel surface is soiled or wet
Info: Liquid, food residue, or a finger is continuously touching the control surface, preventing operation.
Hob
ER22 Full Steps Diagnose
E23
AquaStop leak protection activated
Info: Water has been detected in the base pan of the washing machine due to an internal leak.
Washing Machine
E23 Full Steps Diagnose
E24
Water not draining
Info: Drain hose is kinked or blocked, or the drain pump is obstructed.
Dishwasher
E24 Full Steps Diagnose
E25
Drain pump blocked
Info: The drain pump cover is loose or the impeller is blocked by a foreign object (e.g., glass, pips).
Dishwasher
E25 Full Steps Diagnose
ER26
Unsuitable cookware detected
Info: The pan is not induction-compatible, is too small for the cooking zone, or is not positioned correctly.
Hob
ER26 Full Steps Diagnose
E27
Low voltage detected
Info: The mains voltage is too low, preventing the appliance from operating correctly.
Dishwasher
E27 Full Steps Diagnose
E29
No water detected during fill
Info: Water tap is closed, inlet hose is kinked, or the water pressure is extremely low.
Washing Machine
E29 Full Steps Diagnose
E32
Unbalanced load detected
Info: The laundry has clumped together, causing an imbalance that prevents the machine from spinning at high speed. The cycle may end with wet clothes.
Washing Machine
E32 Full Steps Diagnose
E106
Door lock fault (pyrolytic cleaning)
Info: The door latch mechanism is jammed or has failed to lock/unlock for the self-cleaning cycle.
Oven
E106 Full Steps Diagnose
E115
Oven temperature too high during normal cooking
Info: The oven is overheating, possibly due to a faulty temperature sensor (thermistor) or a stuck heating element relay.
Oven
E115 Full Steps Diagnose
E300
Display fault
Info: The display board has a fault or has lost connection with the main control unit.
Oven
E300 Full Steps Diagnose
E0532
Control panel communication error
Info: The main control board is unable to communicate with the user interface or display panel.
Oven
E0532 Full Steps Diagnose
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