Re: What does code E1 on dr browns bottle warmer mean?
I don't know what it means, but I found that unplugging the warmer, waiting a few seconds, and then plugging it back in fixed the issue. I don't know if it'll do it every time, but it worked this time. :)
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Typically, the E1 Error Code means that your boiler is running low on pressure, which is the cause of the boiler locking out and not working. When you see this code being displayed, all you have to do to fix it and get things back to normal is to repressurise your boiler.Aug 11, 2022
From the Dr. Pepper FAQs: https://www.drpepper.com/en/faq#8
The "Production Code" on the bottom of the can contains the expiration date information. The production code format is determined by your local bottler. Please call the Dr Pepper consumer toll-free number (1-888-377-3773) for assistance.
The shelf life of Dr. Pepper is as follows:
1. Diet Dr. Peppers with Aspartame or Aspartame/AceK blends: 3 months or 13 weeks
2. Glass & Cans with Sugar or High Fructose Corn Syrup Sweetener: 9 months or 39 weeks
3. Plastic Bottles (all products): 3 months or 13 weeks
From the Dr. Pepper FAQs: https://www.drpepper.com/en/faq#8
The "Production Code" on the bottom of the can contains the expiration date information. The production code format is determined by your local bottler. Please call the Dr Pepper consumer toll-free number (1-888-377-3773) for assistance.
The shelf life of Dr. Pepper is as follows:
1. Diet Dr. Peppers with Aspartame or Aspartame/AceK blends: 3 months or 13 weeks
2. Glass & Cans with Sugar or High Fructose Corn Syrup Sweetener: 9 months or 39 weeks
3. Plastic Bottles (all products): 3 months or 13 weeks
I see that you are receiving an E1 error code on your wine cooler, model# LFWC38F6LS, even though your wine cooler is still working. This could possibly be a false error code, caused by a miscommunication between the different control boards inside your appliance. I suggest resetting it by either unplugging it or cutting the power at the circuit breaker for 2-3 minutes. If when you bring power back to your wine cooler, you are still receiving the E1 error code, I suggest contacting either the manufacturer or your local authorized technician. Hope this is helpful.
The instruction manual recommends not using any other bottles, other than the ones included in the kit, with this product. This is because they can't guarentee that they will be sterilized.
F5-E1 Door Latch Check Latch. Check out this video, a DR code is a door latch code same as yours, different brand stove but this will give you an idea what to look for though.
Mix one sachet of citric acid* (10g) with 200ml/7oz of water. Pour solution into the empty warmer. DO NOT place a bottle, jar or cup into the warmer when de-scaling. Close the lid of the warmer and programme the warmer to run with 310ml/11oz of milk from frozen. After the warming cycle has ended, leave the solution to cool for 30 minutes before emptying the warmer and rinsing with tap water. Wipe the inside and outside of the warmer with a damp cloth only. OR: Pour 100ml/3.5oz of vinegar mixed with 200ml/7oz of cold water into the warmer. Allow liquid to stand in the unit until any limescale has dissolved. DO NOT place a bottle, jar or cup into the warmer when de-scaling. DO NOT start the warming cycle. Empty the unit and rinse thoroughly. Wipe the inside and outside of the warmer with a damp cloth only.
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