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Electrolux Dishwasher Error Code LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off

Water tap closed

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What the LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off error code actually means

This error means your dishwasher tried to fill with water but could not get enough water inside within the allowed time. The most likely reason is that the water supply valve behind or under the dishwasher is closed or not fully open. Open the water tap all the way and press the ON/OFF button to get the dishwasher running again.

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Remedy the error (open water tap), then continue the program by pressing the ON/OFF key S0.
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Most common causes of LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Closed or restricted water supply tap
  2. 2Clogged inlet filter screen
  3. 3Faulty water inlet solenoid valve
  4. 4Defective or blocked pressostat
  5. 5Low household water pressure

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Questions people ask about LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off

What does LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off mean on a Electrolux dishwasher?
This error code means the dishwasher detected a water filling failure. The pressostat, which monitors water level by sensing pressure, did not reach its switch point within the allowed fill time: 2 minutes for static filling, 4 minutes for total filling, or 1 minute during rinse-phase dynamic filling. The most common cause is a closed water supply tap, but a clogged inlet filter, faulty inlet valve, or defective pressostat can also trigger this condition.
Is it safe to keep using my dishwasher when this error appears?
The dishwasher will stop the cycle and wait when this error is active, so there is no immediate risk of overflow or water damage. However, you should not attempt to force the cycle through repeatedly without addressing the root cause. If the inlet valve or pressostat is the problem, ignoring the error could lead to incomplete wash cycles or eventual component damage.
How much does it cost to repair an Electrolux dishwasher showing this error?
If the fix is simply opening a closed water tap, there is no parts cost involved. Cleaning a blocked inlet filter screen is also a no-cost or low-cost repair. If the water inlet solenoid valve needs replacement, parts typically range from $30 to $80 depending on the model, plus labor if a technician is needed. A replacement pressostat is generally in the $20 to $60 range for parts, with total repair costs varying based on local labor rates.
How do I fix the LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off error on my Electrolux dishwasher?
Start by locating the water supply tap behind or beneath the dishwasher and confirming it is fully open. Once the tap is open, press the ON/OFF key S0 to resume the program. If the error returns, inspect the inlet hose for kinks, clean the inlet filter screen, and check that household water pressure is normal. Persistent errors after these steps point to a faulty inlet solenoid valve or pressostat that will need further testing or replacement.
Will resetting the dishwasher clear the LD9:on LD10:off LD11:off error?
Pressing the ON/OFF key S0 allows the program to continue after the underlying issue is corrected. If the water supply tap was closed and is now open, the reset will allow the fill cycle to complete and the error to clear. If the root cause has not been resolved, the error will return as soon as the dishwasher attempts to fill again, so resetting alone is not a permanent fix.

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