Model-aware symptoms, error codes, and safe checks related to Whirlpool products. Confirm the full model number before ordering parts.
Whirlpool F5E2 indicates that the washer cannot confirm the door or lid lock has engaged on supported models, often because the latch area is obstructed or the lock mechanism is not completing its movement.
Whirlpool F5E3 is a door/lid lock-state fault whose exact meaning depends on washer platform; some Whirlpool guidance treats it as a door-lock problem, while top-load guidance can describe a lid that will not unlock.
Whirlpool F5E1 is a door-switch or lid-switch state fault on supported washer families: the control is not seeing the expected closed-door signal even though the door may appear shut.
The F8E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the washer is not receiving enough water. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F9E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the washer is taking too long to drain. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The rL code on supported Whirlpool front-load washers means the machine detected clothing or another item in the drum after the Clean Washer cycle was selected. Empty the drum completely and restart that cleaning cycle.
The F0E2 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that excess suds were detected. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F0E3 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the load is too large. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F1E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the main control detected a fault. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F1E2 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the motor-control electronics detected a fault. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F2E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that a control-panel key is stuck. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F3E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the pressure sensor is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F3E2 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the water-temperature sensor is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F4E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the wash-water heater is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F4E2 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the heater control circuit is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F5E4 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the door was not opened between cycles. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F6E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the main and motor controls are not communicating. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F7E1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the motor cannot reach expected speed. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F7E5 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the shifter position cannot be confirmed. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F7E6 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the motor cannot drive the basket. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F8E3 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the washer detected an overflow. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
Whirlpool documents F8E5 on supported Laundry Tower washer sections as a reversed water-supply condition. The first checks are installation-specific: verify hot-to-hot and cold-to-cold connections, then reset the control for five minutes.
The F8E6 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that water is entering in an unsafe cycle state. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F9E2 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the drain-pump drive is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F9E3 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the drain system is too slow. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The LOC display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that control lock is enabled. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The Int display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the cycle was interrupted. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The rL display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that a load was detected during cleaning. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The Sd / SUD display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that excess suds are slowing operation. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
On supported Whirlpool top-load washers, HC is an end-of-cycle installation warning that the hot and cold inlet hoses are reversed. Whirlpool tells users to shut off the water, swap the connections, and run another cycle to verify the correction.
The LF display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the washer is taking too long to fill. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The Ld display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the washer is taking too long to drain. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The oL display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the washer is overloaded. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The uL display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the load is unbalanced. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The dL display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the door or lid cannot lock. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The dU display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that the door or lid cannot unlock. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The C1 display on many Whirlpool washing machines indicates that water flow is too low. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
Whirlpool rL, F34, or F0E1 on supported front-load washers means the machine detected items in the drum while Clean Washer was selected. Remove every item, restart the empty cleaning cycle, and use one power reset only if rL returns with a confirmed empty drum.
The F1E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the main control detected a fault. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F1E2 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the control memory is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F2E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that a control-panel key is stuck. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F3E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the temperature sensor is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F3E2 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the soil sensor is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F4E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the wash-motor circuit is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F4E3 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the wash motor is not running. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
Whirlpool service documentation associates dishwasher F5E1 with a door-switch problem. The important distinction from F5E2 is that F5E1 concerns the control not seeing the expected door-switch state during operation, while F5E2 is tied to the control expecting the door to have been opened between cycles.
Whirlpool dishwasher service documentation associates F5E2 with the control expecting a door-open event between cycles but not detecting one. Typical context includes starting a new cycle without the door having been opened since the previous cycle or a door-switch contact that remains stuck closed.
The F6E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the dishwasher is not detecting water. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F6E2 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the inlet-valve circuit is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F6E3 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that suds or air affect water-level sensing. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F6E4 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the overfill float is raised. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F7E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the water did not heat as expected. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F7E2 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the heater appears to remain on. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F8E1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the dishwasher is draining too slowly. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The F8E2 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the drain-pump circuit is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
Whirlpool defines dishwasher F9E1 as a Long Drain condition: the machine is not removing water within the expected time. Whirlpool's user-level checks focus first on the filter, drain hose, disposer connection, air gap, installation, and excessive suds rather than assuming the drain motor itself has failed.
Whirlpool defines dishwasher F9E2 as a Drain Motor Error. External restrictions still need to be ruled out first, but unlike the F9E1 long-drain code, a returning F9E2 specifically points the diagnostic path toward the drain-motor system after the disposer, hose, and installation checks are cleared.
The F9E3 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the diverter feedback is missing. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The FAE1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the detergent dispenser is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The FAE2 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the vent actuator is abnormal. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The H2O display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the dishwasher is not receiving enough water. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 2-1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that a keypad button is stuck. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 4-3 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the wash motor is not running. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 6-1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the dishwasher is not detecting water. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 6-4 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the overfill float is raised. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 7-1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the water did not heat. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 8-1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the dishwasher is draining too slowly. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.
The 9-1 display on many Whirlpool dishwashers indicates that the diverter position cannot be confirmed. Codes can vary by model, so match the full model number to the official manual before ordering parts.