Samsung DW80F800UWS 24" Stainless Steel Built-In Dishwasher 15 Place Settings, Energy Star "dishwasher high temperature error" Questions

...high temperature error. This means the dishwasher is detecting over 80deg C water temperature. However if it is 5E that means drain error. If your dishwasher is draining correctly then please check ...

...dishwasher run but on wash tank temperature gauge says E1 The E1 error code only means the temperature probe is either defective or just disconnected. Check directly behind the thermometer with the ...

...dishwasher you have. But usually F3 error means a water temperature related fault. The water temperature is too high. Hopefully you are not using the hot water supply of your house. If so then ensure ...

...dishwasher DW80F800 with a 1E error code? Have checked the manual and followed troubleshooting instructions...still not working....any ideas? not working .... followed manual...any other thoughts? ...

...high inlet water temperature Note that there is am error in some guides. They say a maximum of 194 degrees (F), It should be 149 degrees. Re-check that inlet water temp is less than 149 degrees. ...

...high Contactor welded Incorrect sensor / defective sensor Check probe / cable (Contact plug II XA5) Hope this helps ,regards KIT their is a new style temp probe which will solve this problem it is ...

The "half E" is supposed to be a T. The code is TE, and means " Thermistor trouble or very high inlet water temperature. (over 194℉)" Some people have posted possible solutions on this site

Temperature is very high. (over 194 ) Wiring connection is OK? The Thermistor is OK? Wiring connection is OK? The Impeller of Washing Pump is locked. The rotor of Washing Motor is locked. The Blade is

...dishwasher normal wash light just keeps flashing. When I press the cancel button it also starts to flash. I have tried going between the high temp and sani wash and the high tem and heated dry but ...

I have a high temperature heating error That is usually caused by a bad ECS sensor. If not that, then it's probably the main control board, but try replacing that ECS sensor first.