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

Recycling pump Triac short-circuit

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

Your Electrolux dishwasher has detected that its water circulation pump is sending unexpected activity signals even though the dishwasher never told the pump to turn on. This points to a failed electronic component on the control board that manages the pump. As a safety measure, the dishwasher stops the current wash cycle until the issue is resolved.

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Restart the program by pressing the ON/OFF key S0. If error occurs several times, contact Customer Support.
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Most common causes of LD9:on LD10:on LD11:on

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Shorted recycling pump triac on control board
  2. 2Faulty wiring harness between control board and recycling pump
  3. 3Failed recycling pump motor
  4. 4Intermittent control board connection or solder joint failure

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

What does LD9:on LD10:on LD11:on mean on a Electrolux dishwasher?
This error code indicates a recycling pump triac short-circuit fault. The control board has detected tachometer signals from the recycling pump even though the pump was not commanded to run. Because this represents an uncontrolled electrical condition, the dishwasher stops the active program to prevent further damage.
Will resetting my Electrolux dishwasher clear this error?
Pressing the ON/OFF key resets the program and may clear the error if the fault was a one-time glitch. However, if the triac on the control board has genuinely failed in a short-circuit state, the error will return each time the dishwasher attempts to run the recycling pump. Repeated occurrences indicate a hardware fault that a reset alone cannot resolve.
How much does it cost to repair the LD9:on LD10:on LD11:on error on an Electrolux dishwasher?
Repair costs vary depending on whether the control board needs full replacement or just component-level triac repair. A replacement control board typically costs anywhere from $100 to $300 or more for the part alone, with labor adding additional cost depending on your region and service provider. If the recycling pump motor itself has also failed, that adds further expense to the repair.
Can I fix the LD9:on LD10:on LD11:on error myself?
The first recommended step is to press the ON/OFF key to restart the program, as the fault can sometimes be transient. If the error returns repeatedly, the fault is most likely a shorted triac on the main control board, which requires component-level electronics repair or full board replacement. This type of repair is generally best handled by a qualified appliance technician.
Is it safe to use my dishwasher when the LD9:on LD10:on LD11:on error is showing?
The dishwasher halts the program automatically when this error is detected, which is a built-in protective measure. Continuing to force-restart the machine repeatedly while the fault persists risks further damage to the pump motor or control board. It is advisable to limit restart attempts and have the unit inspected if the error recurs consistently.

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