Bosch Dishwasher E09: Meaning and Safe Next Steps
Bosch US support describes E09 as a heat-pump internal-heater fault. Check the exact model and regional instructions before choosing a next step.
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Bosch US support describes E09 as a heat-pump internal-heater fault. Check the exact model and regional instructions before choosing a next step.
Samsung 5C or 5E means water is not draining properly. Check the accessible hose and use the correct residual-water procedure before filter cleaning.
On LG front-load washers, dE points to a door that did not lock. dE1 and dE2 distinguish a closure problem from a door that is closed but not locked.
Samsung SUD or 5UD means excessive foam was detected. Let the washer handle the pause, then review the detergent type and measured dose.
LG CL means Child Lock is enabled. Find the marked control on your model to unlock the buttons; switching the washer off may not clear the setting.
Samsung 4C or 4E indicates a water-supply problem. Check the tap and accessible inlet hose, then use your model manual for filter maintenance.
LG UE indicates an unbalanced load. Check how the laundry is distributed, the selected cycle and washer leveling before assuming a repair is needed.
Bosch E22 points first to a blocked filter. Clean and refit the filter using the instructions for your dishwasher, then investigate a persistent warning rather than assuming a pump needs replacing.
An LG washer IE code means the tub has not received enough water within the allowed time. Start with the supply taps and hoses; a restricted inlet filter or an incorrectly positioned drain hose can also affect filling.