WHAT DOES THE CODES MEAN

If the refrigerator or freezer displays error code, request a technician to check, please call the service
Different series display different error codes.
The error codes for the refrigerator: F1, F2. F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, EO, E1, E2, E6, Er, Ed, an so on
The error codes for the wine cellar: F1, F2. F3, F4, F5, H1. H2, A1, A2, E1, E2, EE, HH, LL, and so on
Notice: If you power off then power on, maybe the error code disappear, but it will display again after a few hours.

Make sure you are using HE (High Efficiency)detergent. The codes could mean your washer is telling you it has used a built in "SUD" routine during final rinse

the best suggestion is to contact the manufacturer at: (877)337-3639.

Error Code

• Clear the error code and stop the beeping by pressing the "Stop" and "Start" buttons at the same time. Unplug your washer so you can examine the problem.

Function

• The error code displays because something is wrong with the motor sensor. This can be for a number of reasons. After you clear the code, try washing clothes again and seeing if the error appears. If it does, then you need to take further steps.
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Prevention/Solution

• Check around the inner washer and underneath for any lost clothes or jammed objects. This can be anything from toys to shoes.

Considerations

• If there are no objects, your washer parts may need to be cleaned or replaced. Call Kenmore at 800-4-MY-Home to talk to a service representative and find out about replacement parts.

Types

• Along with "F51", error codes "F1" and "F50" could mean the same thing. Check for these error codes and follow the same procedure with your washer.

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/facts_7565280_kenmore-elite-error-code-f51.html#ixzz346p9Y6ro

How to run a diagnostic test:

1. Unplug power cord, then wait 30 seconds.
2. After plugging in, follow these instructions...

To Enter SERVICE MODE: Press Signal-Delay-5ignal-Delay (within 30 seconds of plugging in washer).
To Exit SERVICE MODE: Repeat Signal-Delay-Signal-Delay.

Here are the possible tests to run (TEST LIST). The error codes from t02 will probably be the best indicator of your problem. (scroll down to bottom to see what each command button does once you are in test mode)

• "t01"
  Model ID
  Verifies (or sets on new board) the proper Model id
• "t02"
  Error Codes
  Lists up to 10 control-detected problems
• "t03"
  Software ID
  Verifies using latest Control-eePROM-lnverter software
• "t04"
  Exercise lCD/lEDs
  Verifies that all the displays and buttons work
• "tOS"
  Pump Test
  Tests drain-out pump
• "t06"
  Pressure Switch Test
  Fills to all 3 levels, then pumps out water
• "tOT'
  ThermistorlHeater Test
  Verifies that both the Thermistor and Heater work
• "t10"
  Tumble Test
  Verifies Washer Tumbles (I.e. Wash cycle)
• "t11"
  Spin Test
  Verifies Washer spins
• "t12"
  Dispenser Test
  Verifies Dispenser fill works-for all four fill modes
• "t13"
  EOl Test
  Performs End-of-Line test sequence

Button Commands (based upon test mode)
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t01 prerequisites: none

Start Displays defined Model id (01-04); displays "---" if new board (to set Model id, rotate knob unlil desired id [01-04] displayed, press and hold "START' key to program desired model)
Power Returns to "t01"
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t02 prerequisites: none

Start Displays most recent error code (EOO=none)
Start Displays previous error code (up to previous 10)
Hold start Clear all error codes (and then displays EOO)
Power Returns to "102"
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t03 prerequisites: none

Start Alternate "cod" and Control Software version
Start Alternate "EE" and eePROM version
Start Alternale "Inv" and Inverter Software version
Power Returns to "103"
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t04 prerequisites: none

Start loops on lighting lED's, LCD and cycle ids
Any button Beeps when depressed
Power Returns to "t04"
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tOS prerequisites: none

Start Displays "P" and pump for 60 seconds
Power Returns to "t05"
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t06 prerequisites: none

Start Displays "E" (for Empty) and starts filling when reaches Foam level-displays "F"
Start Fill, when reaches Main level-displays "nl"
Start Fill, when reaches overflow leve~ displays "OF," pumps out, displays "E" when tub empty
Power Returns to "t06"
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t07 prerequisites: Main level pressure switch must work

Start Displays temperature in OF, fills to main level, turns on heater up to 5 minutes, displaying rising temperature
Power Pumps out water and returns to ''t07''
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t10 prerequisites: none

Start Displays "It" and tumbles tub alternating the direction every 5 seconds
Power Stops tumbling and returns to "t10"
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t11 prerequisites: none

Start Spins to 400 RPM displaying increasing RPM
Start Spins to 1100 RPM [Greater than or equal to 1000, displays "Axx"; Greater than or equal to 1100, displays "bxx" (xx, 0 to 99)] [currently error-automatically goes to 0 RPM]
Power Stops spinning and returns to "t11" when stops
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t12 prerequisites: none

Start Displays "pdt" and fills via pre-wash chamber
Start Displays "ddt" and fills via main wash chamber
Start Displays "bdl" and fills via bleach chamber
Start Displays "Fdt" and fills via fabric softener chamber (stops if reaches Main level during any fill)
Power Pumps out water and returns to "t12"
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t13 prerequisites: none

Start Starts EOl test sequence (NOT used in Repair)
Power Returns to ''t13''

Once you have the diagnostic codes, check this post for the meaning of the codes:

http://www.fixya.com/support/t9556917-ge_model_wcvh6800j_error_code_04

hello,

what this mean is an indication of a problem detected b the sensor

Some models of washers come with a digital readout display that informs the operator of the unit's function and any errors.

Error codes indicate that a problem has occurred and should be addressed. Different models of washers may vary in their fault displays.

Some washer models use flashing lights at the unit's start, door lock, wash, rinse, final spin and control indicators to display error codes.

thanks

All the lights are on, but the door lock. We have unplugged it, doesn't help. Our washer is the front load, model LTF 2140ES0.

I NEED TO KNOW WHAT THE EE2 CODE MEANS.ON YOUR FURNACE THERE IS A LIST OF ERROR CODES,PROBABLY ON THE BACK OF THE DOOR ON THE HEATER.WE NEED TO START FROM THERE TO GET AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT THE UNIT IS TRYING TO TELL US. JEFF