Kenwood kdw8st2a dishwasher e3 fault

Not from here, but if you contact Kenwood at their online site, you should be able to download one.

Hi, try to reset the dishwasher power fuse. Check your dishwasher manual to do this.

e3 means there was a longer heating time but not reaching required temperature could be a malfunction of temperature sensor or of heating element. E3 is a temperature error. There are two theromstats, 90 degrees and 78 degrees. I suggest you to call the competent person to substitute either of these thermostats.

E3 is a temperature error. There are two thermostats,90 degrees and 78 degrees. This requires removal of the ride side of themachine to access. The other signal for the E3 error is the heating elementitself. If the water isn't heating at all, either the element or the 90 degreestat is faulty. You can change both and none of it is difficult to change for amoderately competent.

Hi

E3 error code neans the water is not being heated to the required temperature in the machine.

This may be either a defective heating element or faulty thermostat.

It is unlikely you can fix this yourself.

Depending on what is wrong it might cost you around $150

timer is bad

E3 usually indicates the heater element has failed perhaps it has now also blown a fuse?

i have problem ac indoor come on display e3 error problem kindly give me solution

I have a Kenwood Kdw8st2a and have been constantly plagued by the E4 overfill error.

Lifting the front of the dishwasher and tilting it backwards seemed to clear the E4 error only for it to come back after the next wash.

I found eventually that the connection to the U bend under the sink was too narrow and was almost blocked hence the dishwasher was not emptying properly.

I disconnected the dishwasher waste pipe and ran the waste into a bucket for about 6 cycles and it worked fine.

Eventually drilled through the kitchen wall and fitted a lower direct waste pipe to the drain. Overkill maybe buit it hasn't done an E4 since.

I had E4. Initially couldn't get it to clear.

In desperation, switched it off, turned it on it side and drained it onto the floor.

The E4 disappeared and the dishwasher is working normally.