Appliance and device error codes, explained
Error code tables for washers, dishwashers, robot vacuums, pressure cookers and more, with the fix to try first.
An error code is the appliance telling you which sensor noticed something wrong. It rarely means the machine is broken. The most common codes on washers, for example, point to a drain that is blocked or a load that is out of balance, and both take a few minutes to sort out.
The same code can mean different things on different brands, so always match the code to your exact model. The tables below come from each model's own documentation.
Error codes by product
WM4000HWAWF45T6000AWRoomba i3 (3150)V11 (SV14, SV28)Duo 7-in-1 (3, 6, 8 qt)K55 (K-Classic)Background reading
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