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Error code reference

Appliance Error Codes by Brand

Look up the code on your display. These 30 guides cover 727 codes for 10 brands, each checked against the manufacturer's own manuals and support articles, with the checks you can safely do yourself and the point where a technician should take over.

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Error codes by brand and appliance

How to use these guides

Reading a code correctly

Copy the code exactly

Segment displays make some characters look alike: 0 and O, 5 and S, 1 and l, 6 and b. If a code is not listed, try the look-alike character, and note whether it flashes or stays on.

Match your model family

Brands reuse codes with different meanings across product lines. Each guide says which families a code applies to; your model number is on a label inside the door, on the frame or behind the kick plate.

Reset once, not repeatedly

A single power reset clears many one-off codes. If the same code returns, the appliance is reporting a real fault, and repeated resets can make some faults worse.

Know when to stop

Gas or burning smells, sparking, a tripping breaker, overheating or water near wiring mean switch it off and leave it off. Each guide marks those codes "Stop using it".

Got a repair quote for the fault behind the code? Our repair-or-replace calculator shows whether it is worth paying for the appliance's age.