NWTL506 Washing Machine Error Codes
The NWTL506 washing machine provides error codes to help diagnose issues quickly. Below is a comprehensive list of all error codes, their meanings, and recommended actions.
E1
door lock failure. The door is not locking properly. Check for obstructions, ensure the door is closed tightly, and restart the cycle. If the issue persists, inspect the door lock mechanism or replace the door switch.
E2
water fill timeout. The machine is not filling with water within the expected time. Verify that the water supply is turned on and the inlet hose is not kinked or blocked. Check the water pressure and ensure the inlet valve is functioning correctly.
E3
water drain timeout. The machine is unable to drain water within the allotted time. Inspect the drain hose for clogs or kinks, and check the drain pump for blockages or failure. Ensure the drain hose is properly connected and not submerged in water.
E4
water overflow detected. The machine has detected excessive water in the tub. Turn off the water supply and power to the machine. Check the water inlet valve for sticking or failure, and inspect the pressure switch or water level sensor for malfunctions.
E5
water level sensor error. The machine cannot accurately detect the water level. Test the pressure switch or water level sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
E6
heating error. The machine is unable to heat water to the required temperature. Check the heating element for continuity and proper connections. Test the temperature sensor and thermostat for accuracy and replace if necessary.
E7
motor error. The motor is not operating correctly. Inspect the motor connections, carbon brushes, and drive belt for wear or damage. Check the motor control board and replace the motor if it is defective.
E8
motor triac failure. The motor control circuit has failed. Inspect the motor control board for burnt components or loose connections. Replace the control board if the triac or related circuitry is faulty.
E9
tachometer error. The motor speed sensor is not providing accurate readings. Check the tachometer sensor and its wiring for damage or disconnections. Replace the sensor if it is not functioning correctly.
EA
unbalanced load detected. The laundry load is unevenly distributed in the drum. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the cycle. Avoid overloading the machine and ensure large items are balanced with smaller ones.
EB
door open error. The door was opened during the cycle. Close the door securely and restart the machine. If the error persists, check the door switch and lock mechanism for proper operation.
EC
communication error between control board and display. The control board and display panel are not communicating properly. Check the wiring connections between the control board and display. Replace the control board or display panel if the issue continues.
ED
control board error. The main control board has detected a fault. Reset the machine by unplugging it for several minutes. If the error returns, inspect the control board for visible damage or burnt components and replace it if necessary.
EE
eeprom error. The control board's memory chip is faulty or corrupted. Reset the machine by unplugging it for several minutes. If the error persists, replace the main control board, as the EEPROM may not be user-replaceable.
EF
overheating error. The machine has detected excessive heat in a critical component. Allow the machine to cool down for at least 30 minutes before restarting. Check for proper ventilation and ensure the machine is not placed in an enclosed space.
F1
child lock activated. The child lock feature is enabled, preventing operation. Disable the child lock by pressing and holding the designated button or combination as per the user manual.
F2
filter clogged. The drain filter is clogged and needs cleaning. Locate the drain filter (usually at the front bottom of the machine), remove it, and clean out any debris or lint. Reinstall the filter and restart the machine.
F3
pump error. The drain pump is not operating correctly. Check the pump for blockages, foreign objects, or damage. Test the pump for continuity and replace it if it is faulty.
F4
water inlet valve error. The water inlet valve is not functioning properly. Test the inlet valve for continuity and proper operation. Replace the valve if it is defective.
F5
detergent dispenser error. The detergent dispenser is not operating correctly. Check the dispenser for blockages or mechanical issues. Clean the dispenser thoroughly and ensure it moves freely. Replace the dispenser assembly if necessary.
F6
door switch error. The door switch is not functioning correctly. Test the door switch for continuity and replace it if it is faulty. Ensure the door lock mechanism is engaging properly.
F7
pressure switch error. The pressure switch is not providing accurate readings. Test the pressure switch for continuity and proper operation. Replace the switch if it is defective.
F8
temperature sensor error. The temperature sensor is not providing accurate readings. Test the temperature sensor for continuity and accuracy. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
F9
spin speed error. The machine is unable to reach the required spin speed. Check the motor, drive belt, and drum for obstructions or excessive wear. Ensure the load is balanced and not too heavy. Test the motor and replace if necessary.
FA
foam detected. Excessive foam has been detected in the drum. Use less detergent or switch to a low-sudsing detergent. Run a rinse cycle to remove excess foam before continuing.
FB
voltage error. The machine has detected an unstable or incorrect voltage supply. Check the power outlet and supply for proper voltage. Use a voltage stabilizer if the supply is unstable. Contact an electrician if the issue persists.
FC
current error. The machine has detected an abnormal current draw. Unplug the machine and check for short circuits or faulty components. Inspect the power cord, motor, and heating element for damage. Contact a technician if the issue continues.
FD
water leakage detected. The machine has detected water leakage. Turn off the water supply and power to the machine. Inspect hoses, seals, and connections for leaks or damage. Tighten or replace faulty components as needed.
FE
sensor error. A general sensor error has been detected. Reset the machine by unplugging it for several minutes. If the error persists, inspect all sensors and their connections. Replace any faulty sensors or the control board if necessary.
FF
factory mode error. The machine is in factory mode and cannot start a cycle. Exit factory mode by following the manufacturer's instructions, often involving a specific button combination or reset procedure.
H1
heater relay error. The relay controlling the heating element is faulty. Inspect the control board for burnt or damaged relay components. Replace the control board if the relay is defective.
H2
heater open circuit. The heating element circuit is open. Test the heating element for continuity and proper connections. Replace the heating element or thermostat if the circuit is open.
H3
heater short circuit. The heating element circuit is shorted. Test the heating element and its wiring for a short circuit. Replace the heating element or control board if a short is detected.
H4
ntc sensor error. The NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient) sensor is faulty. Test the NTC sensor for continuity and proper resistance values. Replace the sensor if it is not functioning correctly.
H5
motor relay error. The relay controlling the motor is faulty. Inspect the control board for burnt or damaged relay components. Replace the control board if the relay is defective.
H6
motor open circuit. The motor circuit is open. Test the motor and its wiring for continuity. Replace the motor or control board if the circuit is open.
H7
motor short circuit. The motor circuit is shorted. Test the motor and its wiring for a short circuit. Replace the motor or control board if a short is detected.
H8
drain pump relay error. The relay controlling the drain pump is faulty. Inspect the control board for burnt or damaged relay components. Replace the control board if the relay is defective.
H9
inlet valve relay error. The relay controlling the water inlet valve is faulty. Inspect the control board for burnt or damaged relay components. Replace the control board if the relay is defective.
P1
power supply error. The machine is not receiving adequate power. Check the power cord, outlet, and circuit breaker for issues. Ensure the machine is plugged in securely and the outlet is functioning.
P2
pressure switch stuck. The pressure switch is stuck in one position. Test the pressure switch for proper operation and replace it if it is stuck or faulty.
P3
door lock relay error. The relay controlling the door lock is faulty. Inspect the control board for burnt or damaged relay components. Replace the control board if the relay is defective.
P4
control panel error. The control panel is not functioning correctly. Check the connections between the control panel and the main control board. Replace the control panel if it is faulty.
P5
program selector error. The program selector switch or knob is not functioning correctly. Test the selector for continuity and proper operation. Replace the selector switch or control board if necessary.
P6
start button error. The start button is not functioning correctly. Test the start button for continuity and replace it if it is faulty. Check the control board for issues if the button is working properly.
P7
pause button error. The pause button is not functioning correctly. Test the pause button for continuity and replace it if it is faulty. Check the control board for issues if the button is working properly.
P8
display error. The display panel is not functioning correctly. Check the connections between the display and the control board. Replace the display panel if it is faulty.
P9
buzzer error. The buzzer or alarm is not functioning correctly. Test the buzzer for continuity and replace it if it is faulty. Check the control board for issues if the buzzer is working properly.
S1
spin motor error. The spin motor is not operating correctly. Inspect the spin motor, its connections, and the drive belt for wear or damage. Replace the spin motor if it is defective.
S2
spin speed sensor error. The spin speed sensor is not providing accurate readings. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
S3
spin unbalance error. The load is unbalanced during the spin cycle. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the spin cycle. Avoid overloading the machine.
S4
spin acceleration error. The drum is not accelerating to the required spin speed. Check the motor, drive belt, and drum for obstructions or excessive wear. Ensure the load is balanced and not too heavy.
S5
spin deceleration error. The drum is not decelerating properly. Inspect the motor, drive belt, and braking mechanism for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
S6
spin brake error. The spin brake is not functioning correctly. Test the brake mechanism for proper operation and replace it if it is faulty.
S7
spin clutch error. The spin clutch is not engaging or disengaging properly. Inspect the clutch mechanism for wear or damage and replace it if necessary.
S8
spin belt error. The spin drive belt is worn, loose, or broken. Inspect the belt for signs of wear, stretching, or damage. Replace the belt if it is faulty.
S9
spin pulley error. The spin pulley is not functioning correctly. Inspect the pulley for wear, damage, or misalignment. Replace the pulley if it is faulty.
C1
communication error with motor. The control board is not communicating with the motor. Check the wiring and connections between the motor and control board. Replace the motor or control board if the issue persists.
C2
communication error with drain pump. The control board is not communicating with the drain pump. Check the wiring and connections between the pump and control board. Replace the pump or control board if the issue persists.
C3
communication error with water inlet valve. The control board is not communicating with the water inlet valve. Check the wiring and connections between the valve and control board. Replace the valve or control board if the issue persists.
C4
communication error with door lock. The control board is not communicating with the door lock. Check the wiring and connections between the door lock and control board. Replace the door lock or control board if the issue persists.
C5
communication error with temperature sensor. The control board is not communicating with the temperature sensor. Check the wiring and connections between the sensor and control board. Replace the sensor or control board if the issue persists.
C6
communication error with pressure switch. The control board is not communicating with the pressure switch. Check the wiring and connections between the switch and control board. Replace the pressure switch or control board if the issue persists.
C7
communication error with detergent dispenser. The control board is not communicating with the detergent dispenser. Check the wiring and connections between the dispenser and control board. Replace the dispenser or control board if the issue persists.
C8
communication error with display panel. The control board is not communicating with the display panel. Check the wiring and connections between the display and control board. Replace the display or control board if the issue persists.
C9
communication error with control panel. The control board is not communicating with the control panel. Check the wiring and connections between the control panel and main control board. Replace the control panel or main control board if the issue persists.
U1
unbalanced load during wash. The laundry load is unevenly distributed during the wash cycle. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the cycle.
U2
unbalanced load during rinse. The laundry load is unevenly distributed during the rinse cycle. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the cycle.
U3
unbalanced load during spin. The laundry load is unevenly distributed during the spin cycle. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the spin cycle.
U4
overloading detected. The machine has detected an excessive load. Remove some items from the drum and restart the cycle. Follow the manufacturer's recommended load capacity.
U5
underloading detected. The machine has detected an insufficient load. Add more items to the drum to meet the minimum load requirement and restart the cycle.
U6
load sensing error. The machine is unable to accurately sense the load. Restart the machine and ensure the drum is not obstructed. If the error persists, inspect the load sensor or control board for issues.
U7
drum position error. The drum is not in the correct position. Manually rotate the drum to ensure it is free and restart the machine. If the error persists, inspect the drum, motor, or drive belt for issues.
U8
drum movement error. The drum is not moving as expected. Check for obstructions in the drum or drive system. Inspect the motor, drive belt, and drum for wear or damage. Replace faulty components as needed.
U9
drum speed error. The drum is not rotating at the correct speed. Inspect the motor, drive belt, and drum for obstructions or excessive wear. Test the motor and replace if necessary.
D1
door not closing properly. The door is not closing securely. Check for obstructions or misalignment in the door or seal. Ensure the door lock mechanism is engaging properly and replace the door switch if necessary.
D2
door not opening. The door cannot be opened after the cycle completes. Wait a few minutes for the door lock to release. If it does not open, check the door lock mechanism and replace it if it is faulty.
D3
door lock jammed. The door lock is jammed and cannot engage or release. Manually check the lock mechanism for obstructions or damage. Replace the door lock assembly if necessary.
D4
door seal error. The door seal is damaged or not seated properly. Inspect the door seal for tears, wear, or misalignment. Replace the seal if it is damaged or not sealing correctly.
D5
door hinge error. The door hinge is damaged or misaligned. Inspect the door hinges for wear, damage, or misalignment. Replace the hinges if they are not functioning correctly.
D6
door switch stuck. The door switch is stuck in one position. Test the door switch for proper operation and replace it if it is stuck or faulty.
D7
door sensor error. The door sensor is not providing accurate readings. Test the door sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
D8
door interlock error. The door interlock mechanism is not functioning correctly. Inspect the interlock mechanism for damage or misalignment. Replace the mechanism if it is faulty.
D9
door alignment error. The door is misaligned and not sealing properly. Adjust the door hinges or strike plate to ensure proper alignment and sealing. Replace the hinges or door if necessary.
L1
low water pressure detected. The machine has detected low water pressure. Check the water supply for adequate pressure. Ensure the inlet hose is not kinked or blocked.
L2
low water flow detected. The machine has detected insufficient water flow. Check the water supply for adequate flow. Clean the inlet filter and ensure the inlet valve is functioning correctly.
L3
leak detected at inlet. Water is leaking at the inlet connection. Turn off the water supply and inspect the inlet hose and connections for leaks. Tighten or replace faulty components as needed.
L4
leak detected at drain. Water is leaking at the drain connection. Inspect the drain hose and connections for leaks. Tighten or replace faulty components as needed.
L5
leak detected at tub. Water is leaking from the tub. Inspect the tub, seals, and gaskets for damage or wear. Replace faulty components as needed.
L6
leak detected at door. Water is leaking at the door. Inspect the door seal and glass for damage or misalignment. Replace the door seal if it is faulty.
L7
leak detected at detergent dispenser. Water is leaking at the detergent dispenser. Inspect the dispenser and its connections for leaks or blockages. Clean or replace faulty components as needed.
L8
leak detected at pump. Water is leaking at the pump. Inspect the pump and its connections for leaks or damage. Tighten or replace faulty components as needed.
L9
leak detected at heating element. Water is leaking at the heating element. Inspect the heating element and its seal for damage or wear. Replace the heating element or seal if necessary.
T1
temperature too high. The water temperature is exceeding the set limit. Check the heating element and thermostat for proper operation. Replace faulty components if necessary.
T2
temperature too low. The water temperature is not reaching the set limit. Test the heating element, thermostat, and temperature sensor for proper operation. Replace faulty components if necessary.
T3
temperature sensor open circuit. The temperature sensor circuit is open. Test the temperature sensor for continuity and replace it if the circuit is open.
T4
temperature sensor short circuit. The temperature sensor circuit is shorted. Test the temperature sensor and its wiring for a short circuit. Replace the sensor or control board if a short is detected.
T5
temperature control error. The temperature control system is not functioning correctly. Inspect the heating element, thermostat, and temperature sensor for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
T6
temperature calibration error. The temperature calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the temperature sensor or replace it if it is faulty. Check the control board for calibration issues.
T7
temperature fluctuation error. The water temperature is fluctuating excessively. Check the heating element, thermostat, and temperature sensor for proper operation. Replace faulty components if necessary.
T8
temperature timeout error. The water is not reaching the required temperature within the allotted time. Test the heating element, thermostat, and temperature sensor for proper operation. Replace faulty components if necessary.
T9
temperature sensor drift. The temperature sensor readings are drifting. Test the temperature sensor for accuracy and replace it if it is faulty. Recalibrate the sensor if possible.
R1
rinse cycle error. The rinse cycle is not operating correctly. Check the water supply, inlet valve, and drain system for issues. Restart the cycle and ensure the machine is not overloaded.
R2
rinse water fill error. The machine is not filling with water during the rinse cycle. Verify that the water supply is turned on and the inlet hose is not kinked or blocked. Check the water pressure and inlet valve for proper operation.
R3
rinse drain error. The machine is not draining water during the rinse cycle. Inspect the drain hose for clogs or kinks, and check the drain pump for blockages or failure. Ensure the drain hose is properly connected.
R4
rinse temperature error. The water temperature during the rinse cycle is incorrect. Test the heating element, thermostat, and temperature sensor for proper operation. Replace faulty components if necessary.
R5
rinse time error. The rinse cycle is taking too long. Check for blockages in the drain system or issues with the water supply. Restart the cycle and ensure the machine is not overloaded.
R6
rinse sensor error. The rinse cycle sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the relevant sensors and their connections. Replace faulty sensors or the control board if necessary.
R7
rinse unbalance error. The load is unbalanced during the rinse cycle. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the rinse cycle.
R8
rinse communication error. The control board is not communicating with rinse cycle components. Check the wiring and connections between the control board and rinse components. Replace faulty components as needed.
R9
rinse completion error. The rinse cycle is not completing properly. Check for blockages, sensor issues, or control board problems. Restart the cycle and inspect all rinse-related components.
W1
wash cycle error. The wash cycle is not operating correctly. Check the motor, drive belt, and drum for obstructions or excessive wear. Restart the cycle and ensure the machine is not overloaded.
W2
wash water fill error. The machine is not filling with water during the wash cycle. Verify that the water supply is turned on and the inlet hose is not kinked or blocked. Check the water pressure and inlet valve for proper operation.
W3
wash drain error. The machine is not draining water during the wash cycle. Inspect the drain hose for clogs or kinks, and check the drain pump for blockages or failure. Ensure the drain hose is properly connected.
W4
wash temperature error. The water temperature during the wash cycle is incorrect. Test the heating element, thermostat, and temperature sensor for proper operation. Replace faulty components if necessary.
W5
wash time error. The wash cycle is taking too long. Check for blockages in the drain system or issues with the water supply. Restart the cycle and ensure the machine is not overloaded.
W6
wash sensor error. The wash cycle sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the relevant sensors and their connections. Replace faulty sensors or the control board if necessary.
W7
wash unbalance error. The load is unbalanced during the wash cycle. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the wash cycle.
W8
wash communication error. The control board is not communicating with wash cycle components. Check the wiring and connections between the control board and wash components. Replace faulty components as needed.
W9
wash completion error. The wash cycle is not completing properly. Check for blockages, sensor issues, or control board problems. Restart the cycle and inspect all wash-related components.
N1
noise level error. The machine has detected excessive noise. Check for obstructions in the drum, drive belt, or motor. Inspect the motor mounts and drum bearings for wear or damage. Replace faulty components as needed.
N2
vibration error. The machine is vibrating excessively. Ensure the machine is level and on a stable surface. Check for unbalanced loads or obstructions in the drum. Inspect the suspension springs and shock absorbers for wear or damage.
N3
abnormal sound detected. The machine has detected an abnormal sound. Check for foreign objects in the drum or drive system. Inspect the motor, drive belt, and drum bearings for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
N4
motor noise error. The motor is producing excessive noise. Inspect the motor, drive belt, and drum for wear or damage. Check the motor mounts and bearings for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
N5
pump noise error. The drain pump is producing excessive noise. Inspect the pump for foreign objects, blockages, or damage. Replace the pump if it is faulty.
N6
bearing noise error. The drum bearings are producing excessive noise. Inspect the drum bearings for wear or damage. Replace the bearings if necessary.
N7
belt noise error. The drive belt is producing excessive noise. Inspect the belt for wear, stretching, or damage. Replace the belt if it is faulty.
N8
clutch noise error. The clutch is producing excessive noise. Inspect the clutch mechanism for wear or damage. Replace the clutch if necessary.
N9
pulley noise error. The pulley is producing excessive noise. Inspect the pulley for wear, damage, or misalignment. Replace the pulley if it is faulty.
O1
overcurrent detected. The machine has detected an overcurrent condition. Unplug the machine and check for short circuits or faulty components. Inspect the power cord, motor, and heating element for damage. Contact a technician if the issue continues.
O2
overload detected. The machine has detected an electrical overload. Reduce the load and restart the machine. Check the power supply and circuit breaker for issues.
O3
overvoltage detected. The machine has detected an overvoltage condition. Check the power supply for proper voltage. Use a voltage stabilizer if the supply is unstable. Contact an electrician if the issue persists.
O4
undervoltage detected. The machine has detected an undervoltage condition. Check the power supply for proper voltage. Ensure the machine is plugged in securely and the outlet is functioning.
O5
power surge detected. The machine has detected a power surge. Unplug the machine and wait for the power to stabilize. Use a surge protector to prevent future issues.
O6
power fluctuation error. The machine has detected unstable power. Check the power supply for stability. Use a voltage stabilizer if necessary. Contact an electrician if the issue persists.
O7
ground fault detected. The machine has detected a ground fault. Unplug the machine immediately and check for damaged wiring or insulation. Contact a technician for inspection and repair.
O8
short circuit detected. The machine has detected a short circuit. Unplug the machine and inspect the wiring, motor, and heating element for damage. Replace faulty components as needed.
O9
electrical connection error. The machine has detected an electrical connection issue. Check all electrical connections for loose or damaged wires. Tighten or replace faulty connections as needed.
I1
inlet valve stuck open. The water inlet valve is stuck in the open position. Turn off the water supply immediately to prevent flooding. Replace the inlet valve if it is stuck.
I2
inlet valve stuck closed. The water inlet valve is stuck in the closed position. Test the valve for continuity and proper operation. Replace the valve if it is stuck.
I3
inlet valve leak. The water inlet valve is leaking. Turn off the water supply and inspect the valve for damage or wear. Replace the valve if it is leaking.
I4
inlet valve electrical error. The inlet valve is not receiving proper electrical signals. Check the wiring and connections to the inlet valve. Replace the valve or control board if the issue persists.
I5
inlet valve mechanical error. The inlet valve is mechanically faulty. Inspect the valve for physical damage or wear. Replace the valve if it is not functioning correctly.
I6
inlet valve sensor error. The inlet valve sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
I7
inlet valve communication error. The control board is not communicating with the inlet valve. Check the wiring and connections between the valve and control board. Replace the valve or control board if the issue persists.
I8
inlet valve calibration error. The inlet valve calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the valve or replace it if it is faulty. Check the control board for calibration issues.
I9
inlet valve flow error. The inlet valve is not allowing the correct water flow. Clean the valve filter and ensure the valve is functioning correctly. Replace the valve if necessary.
B1
balance sensor error. The balance sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
B2
balance calibration error. The balance calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the balance sensor or replace it if it is faulty. Check the control board for calibration issues.
B3
balance mechanism error. The balance mechanism is not functioning correctly. Inspect the suspension springs, shock absorbers, and drum for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
B4
balance adjustment error. The balance adjustment is not working properly. Check the suspension springs and shock absorbers for wear or damage. Replace faulty components as needed.
B5
balance timeout error. The machine is taking too long to balance the load. Redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum and restart the cycle. Avoid overloading the machine.
B6
balance sensor communication error. The control board is not communicating with the balance sensor. Check the wiring and connections between the sensor and control board. Replace the sensor or control board if the issue persists.
B7
balance control error. The balance control system is not functioning correctly. Inspect the control board and balance mechanism for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
B8
balance position error. The drum is not in the correct position for balancing. Manually rotate the drum to ensure it is free and restart the machine. If the error persists, inspect the drum or balance mechanism for issues.
B9
balance speed error. The drum is not rotating at the correct speed for balancing. Inspect the motor, drive belt, and drum for obstructions or excessive wear. Test the motor and replace if necessary.
M1
motor start error. The motor is not starting correctly. Check the motor, its connections, and the control board for issues. Replace the motor or control board if necessary.
M2
motor stop error. The motor is not stopping correctly. Inspect the motor, its connections, and the control board for issues. Replace the motor or control board if necessary.
M3
motor speed error. The motor is not reaching the required speed. Test the motor, drive belt, and drum for obstructions or excessive wear. Replace faulty components as needed.
M4
motor direction error. The motor is not rotating in the correct direction. Check the motor wiring and connections for proper polarity. Replace the motor or control board if the issue persists.
M5
motor phase error. The motor has a phase error. Inspect the motor and its connections for issues. Replace the motor or control board if necessary.
M6
motor current error. The motor is drawing abnormal current. Test the motor and its connections for shorts or open circuits. Replace the motor or control board if necessary.
M7
motor temperature error. The motor is overheating. Allow the motor to cool down and check for proper ventilation. Inspect the motor for damage or wear. Replace the motor if necessary.
M8
motor bearing error. The motor bearings are faulty. Inspect the motor bearings for wear or damage. Replace the motor or bearings if necessary.
M9
motor encoder error. The motor encoder is not functioning correctly. Test the encoder for continuity and proper operation. Replace the encoder or motor if necessary.
G1
general error. A general error has been detected. Reset the machine by unplugging it for several minutes. If the error persists, inspect the control board and all components for issues.
G2
system reset error. The machine is unable to reset properly. Unplug the machine for several minutes and then plug it back in. If the error persists, replace the control board.
G3
system initialization error. The machine is unable to initialize properly. Check the power supply and all connections. Replace the control board if the issue persists.
G4
system configuration error. The system configuration is incorrect. Reset the machine to factory settings or replace the control board if necessary.
G5
system communication error. The control board is not communicating with system components. Check the wiring and connections between the control board and all components. Replace the control board if necessary.
G6
system sensor error. A system sensor is not functioning correctly. Test all sensors and their connections. Replace faulty sensors or the control board if necessary.
G7
system overload error. The system is overloaded. Reduce the load and restart the machine. Check the power supply and circuit breaker for issues.
G8
system timeout error. The system is taking too long to complete an operation. Restart the machine and ensure there are no blockages or obstructions. Replace faulty components if necessary.
G9
system failure error. A system failure has been detected. Reset the machine by unplugging it for several minutes. If the error persists, replace the control board or contact a technician.
A1
automatic detergent dispenser error. The automatic detergent dispenser is not functioning correctly. Check the dispenser for blockages or mechanical issues. Clean the dispenser and ensure it moves freely. Replace the dispenser if necessary.
A2
automatic detergent dosage error. The automatic detergent dosage is incorrect. Check the detergent settings and ensure the correct detergent type is selected. Clean the dispenser and replace it if necessary.
A3
automatic detergent detection error. The detergent detection system is not functioning correctly. Test the detergent sensor and its connections. Replace the sensor or control board if necessary.
A4
automatic detergent communication error. The control board is not communicating with the detergent dispenser. Check the wiring and connections between the dispenser and control board. Replace the dispenser or control board if necessary.
A5
automatic detergent calibration error. The detergent calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the detergent dispenser or replace it if necessary. Check the control board for calibration issues.
A6
automatic detergent flow error. The detergent is not flowing correctly. Clean the detergent dispenser and ensure it is not clogged. Replace the dispenser if necessary.
A7
automatic detergent valve error. The detergent valve is not functioning correctly. Test the valve for continuity and proper operation. Replace the valve if it is faulty.
A8
automatic detergent pump error. The detergent pump is not functioning correctly. Test the pump for continuity and proper operation. Replace the pump if it is faulty.
A9
automatic detergent sensor error. The detergent sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
V1
voltage sensor error. The voltage sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
V2
voltage calibration error. The voltage calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the voltage sensor or replace it if necessary. Check the control board for calibration issues.
V3
voltage fluctuation error. The voltage is fluctuating excessively. Check the power supply for stability. Use a voltage stabilizer if necessary. Contact an electrician if the issue persists.
V4
voltage timeout error. The voltage is not stabilizing within the allotted time. Check the power supply and all electrical connections. Replace faulty components as needed.
V5
voltage communication error. The control board is not communicating with the voltage sensor. Check the wiring and connections between the sensor and control board. Replace the sensor or control board if necessary.
V6
voltage control error. The voltage control system is not functioning correctly. Inspect the control board and voltage sensor for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
V7
voltage overload error. The voltage is exceeding the safe limit. Check the power supply for proper voltage. Use a voltage stabilizer if necessary. Contact an electrician if the issue persists.
V8
voltage underload error. The voltage is below the safe limit. Check the power supply for proper voltage. Ensure the machine is plugged in securely and the outlet is functioning.
V9
voltage protection error. The voltage protection system has detected an issue. Unplug the machine and check for electrical faults. Contact a technician if the issue persists.
X1
external communication error. The machine is not communicating with external devices. Check the connections and network settings for smart features. Restart the machine and the external device.
X2
external device error. An external device connected to the machine is not functioning correctly. Check the external device for issues and ensure it is compatible with the machine. Restart both devices.
X3
external data error. The machine has detected an error in external data. Check the external data source for corruption or errors. Restart the machine and ensure the data is valid.
X4
external control error. The machine is not responding to external control commands. Check the connections and settings for external control. Restart the machine and the controlling device.
X5
external synchronization error. The machine is not synchronizing with external devices. Check the network and synchronization settings. Restart the machine and the external device.
X6
external authentication error. The machine is unable to authenticate with an external service. Check the authentication credentials and network settings. Restart the machine and the external service.
X7
external update error. The machine is unable to update from an external source. Check the network connection and update settings. Restart the machine and try the update again.
X8
external configuration error. The external configuration is incorrect. Check the external configuration settings and ensure they are valid. Restart the machine and reapply the configuration.
X9
external compatibility error. An external device or service is not compatible with the machine. Check the compatibility requirements and ensure the external device or service meets them. Use compatible devices or services.
Y1
yield error. The machine has detected a yield issue with a component. Check the component for proper operation and replace it if necessary. Restart the machine.
Y2
yield sensor error. The yield sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
Y3
yield calibration error. The yield calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the yield sensor or replace it if necessary. Check the control board for calibration issues.
Y4
yield control error. The yield control system is not functioning correctly. Inspect the control board and yield sensor for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
Y5
yield timeout error. The machine is taking too long to yield a result. Restart the machine and ensure there are no blockages or obstructions. Replace faulty components if necessary.
Y6
yield communication error. The control board is not communicating with the yield sensor. Check the wiring and connections between the sensor and control board. Replace the sensor or control board if necessary.
Y7
yield mechanism error. The yield mechanism is not functioning correctly. Inspect the mechanism for wear or damage. Replace the mechanism if necessary.
Y8
yield position error. The component is not in the correct position for yielding. Manually adjust the component to ensure it is free and restart the machine. If the error persists, inspect the mechanism for issues.
Y9
yield speed error. The component is not operating at the correct speed for yielding. Inspect the motor, drive mechanism, and component for obstructions or excessive wear. Test the motor and replace if necessary.
Z1
zone error. The machine has detected an error in a specific zone. Check the zone for proper operation and replace faulty components as needed. Restart the machine.
Z2
zone sensor error. The zone sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
Z3
zone calibration error. The zone calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the zone sensor or replace it if necessary. Check the control board for calibration issues.
Z4
zone control error. The zone control system is not functioning correctly. Inspect the control board and zone sensor for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
Z5
zone timeout error. The machine is taking too long to complete a zone operation. Restart the machine and ensure there are no blockages or obstructions in the zone. Replace faulty components if necessary.
Z6
zone communication error. The control board is not communicating with the zone sensor. Check the wiring and connections between the sensor and control board. Replace the sensor or control board if necessary.
Z7
zone mechanism error. The zone mechanism is not functioning correctly. Inspect the mechanism for wear or damage. Replace the mechanism if necessary.
Z8
zone position error. The component is not in the correct position for the zone. Manually adjust the component to ensure it is free and restart the machine. If the error persists, inspect the mechanism for issues.
Z9
zone speed error. The component is not operating at the correct speed for the zone. Inspect the motor, drive mechanism, and component for obstructions or excessive wear. Test the motor and replace if necessary.
Q1
quality error. The machine has detected a quality issue with the wash. Check the detergent, water supply, and wash settings. Restart the cycle and ensure the machine is not overloaded.
Q2
quality sensor error. The quality sensor is not functioning correctly. Test the sensor for continuity and proper operation. Replace the sensor if it is faulty.
Q3
quality calibration error. The quality calibration is incorrect. Recalibrate the quality sensor or replace it if necessary. Check the control board for calibration issues.
Q4
quality control error. The quality control system is not functioning correctly. Inspect the control board and quality sensor for issues. Replace faulty components as needed.
Q5
quality timeout error. The machine is taking too long to achieve the desired quality. Restart the machine and ensure there are no blockages or obstructions. Replace faulty components if necessary.
Q6
quality communication error. The control board is not communicating with the quality sensor. Check the wiring and connections between the sensor and control board. Replace the sensor or control board if necessary.
Q7
quality mechanism error. The quality mechanism is not functioning correctly. Inspect the mechanism for wear or damage. Replace the mechanism if necessary.
Q8
quality position error. The component is not in the correct position for quality control. Manually adjust the component to ensure it is free and restart the machine. If the error persists, inspect the mechanism for issues.
Q9
quality speed error. The component is not operating at the correct speed for quality control. Inspect the motor, drive mechanism, and component for obstructions or excessive wear. Test the motor and replace if necessary.