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Fisher & Paykel Washer Error Codes

176 error codes documented with diagnostic procedures.

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#130Rotor Position Sensor error #131Rotor Position Sensor error #132High motor current #133High motor current #136Motor stall #37Pump blocked error #39Pressure tube fault #40Basket disengage fault #43Out of balance switch fault #47Basket disengage fault #48Hot and/or cold water valve faulty.#49Hot and/or cold water valve faulty.#50Hot and/or cold water valve faulty.#51Diverter valve fault #52Diverter valve fault #9Machine size setting does not match that stored in memory.1Motor Controller Module (Display Module for Phase 1) has encountered an error when…10Temperature sensor (thermistor) may be open circuit or ambient temperature is below -10°C…103Slave display comms timeout.104Communications error between Display module and Motor Controller (Phase 2 to 6)105Display to Motor Control Module communications time-out error 106Display to Motor Controller Module communications errors; Display Module detects an error…107Motor Controller Module reset error 108Phase 6 IW 109AC pump triac over temperature 11While measuring the water level, the Motor Controller micro has detected a negative…110Motor bridge thermistor open circuit 111Motor Control Module fault requiring replacement.112Motor current sense too high 113AC pump thermistor short circuit 114Smart pump current sense circuit within the motor control module is faulty.12Flood protection error 127Machine setup error 13Phase 1 Pump Fault 134Single Current Trip and Rotor Position Error simultaneously 137Motor loss of a phase 14Phase 1 Pump Connection Fault 144Phase 1 Motor Control Module Software Trap 15Phase 1 Display Module Fault 16Motor controller has detected that the display type has not been set.160Basket engaged 161Hardware / EEPROM Supply Mismatch 162Phase 3 to 5 Brake Deceleration Time-out Fault 163Valve Reset Pin Connect Fault 164Brake function time-out fault 17Phase 1 18Phase 1 19Phase 1 192Motor PMW Reset Pin Connect Fault 2Phase 1 20Phase 1 21Water valve circuit is drawing too high a current.22Phase 1 220EEPROM model map not programmed-Motor Control Module detected a fault in its memory on…221Motor Control Module RAM check error.222Motor Control Module stack error.223Motor Control Module program counter error.224Motor Control Module peripheral error.225Motor Control Module clock error.226MarchX RAM check error in Motor Control Module.23Phase 1 230EEPROM Value out of Range 231MW GW link error 232Phase 6 IW: Communications timeout 5 seconds 233Phase 6 EEPROM Read Error 234Phase 6 Lid Lock Open Circuit 235Lid Lock Short Circuit 236Phase 6 Incompatible EEPROM Version 237Temperature Sensor Error 238Lid lock open circuit-check harness to lid lock and connections at Motor Control Module…239Lid lock short circuit 24Dispensing type not set in the Motor Control Module.240Hall out of order / RPS fault 241Function time out-a fault has occurred with the Display Module.242OOB Hit Greater than Max for 5 Sec 243Stepper Test Failure 245Smart pump stall 246Wash boost / bleach valve fault 247Smart pump flapper fault 248SmartPump top up fault 249SmartPump timeout fault 25Phase 5 IW LCD Initialisation Error 250SmartPump loss of sync-pump not starting, usually caused by an object under or on top of…252Bridge test failure 253Smart pump over current 254Motor Control version too old-software version is too old for the display to support.26Valve fault 27Valve fault 28Phase 1 29Phase 1 3Motor Controller RAM error during initialisation procedures.30Phase 1 32The Display Module has detected that the pump is on when it is off (Phase 1 Pump Circuit…33Phase 1 Water Valve Fault 34Phase 1 Brake Resistor Fault 35Phase 1 Motor Control Module Reset Error 36Water Leak Fault 38Pressure sensor fault 4Phase 1: Communications fault 41Temperature Sensor Fault (Thermistor)42The Motor Controller has had confusing information feedback regarding the rotor (Phase 1…44Water in Tub during Spin 45Phase 5 Display Memory Check Fault 46Phase 5 IW Display EEPROM Check 5Phase 1: Communications fault 53Rotor Position Sensor Step Fail 54Motor/Motor Controller Module step fail 55Phase 3 to 6 System Step Fail 56Basket check no valid fault 57Phase 4 to 6 Brown Out During Display EEPROM Write Fault 58Pressure transducer at maximum adjustment fault; Display Module checked memory on start…59Phase 4 to 5 ID Out of Range Fault 6Phase 1 60Phase 4 to 6 Motor Control Memory Check Fault 61Phase 4 Brown Out During Motor Control Module EEPROM Write 62Pump over-current fault 63Phase 5 Pump Comms Error 64Pressure transducer error 65Pressure transducer error 66Phase 6: Pressure transducer error 68Pressure transducer error 69Pressure (sensor) transducer fault 7Display micro has found a RAM error while testing RAM.70Pressure (sensor) transducer fault 72Pressure transducer error 73Pressure transducer error 74Pressure transducer error 8Phase 1 Display Module Fault 81Display / Motor Controller communication error (Phase 2 to 3)81-95Display to Motor Controller Module communications errors (see fault code 106).82Phase 2-3 83Phase 2-3 84Phase 2-3 85Phase 2-3 86Phase 2-3 87Phase 2-3 88Phase 2-3 89Phase 2-3 CLr FLtrPump error; the water level has not changed in 6 minutes.COLD flashingCold water supply issue detected Door openDoor is detected as not closed for longer than 20 seconds after the program has been…E7:00The initial speed of the motor has been detected as being out of sync.E7:01Motor stall error; the motor control module has been unable to start the motor.E7:02Motor loss of phase; the motor control module has detected a loss of one of the phases of…E7:03Motor over current; the motor control module has detected excessive current.E7:04Motor current sensing circuit is faulty.E7:06The supply voltage level has become too low to power the motor control module.E7:07The motor control module has detected the motor windings are over temperature.E7:08The motor control module has detected that the motor bridge electronics is over…E7:09The motor control module during its self-test routine has detected an error.Err 10Heater NTC has malfunctioned; displayed at the end of the program.Err 105Communication error between the motor control module and the display PCB.Err 12Water level has exceeded the flood protection level.Err 235The door lock has malfunctioned.Err 74Pressure sensor frequency is out of range.Err 75Heater failure; the water failed to reach the selected wash temperature.F1The flood switch has been activated, indicating a leak in the base of the dishwasher, a…F2The motor is not rotating; possible causes include foreign matter jamming the motor…F3The water temperature is greater than 176°F; possible causes include element failed on…F4No temperature increase has been recorded when the element is on; possible causes include…F6Communications baud rate error; the motor control micro has communications set at an…F7Communications time-out error; the motor control micro has crashed and is not responding…F8RAM fault on the electronic controller.HIGH water level flashingMachine is overloaded and cannot agitate.HOT and COLD flashingBoth water supplies have an issue HOT flashingHot water supply issue detected Lid Lock flashingLid is not closed or lid lock mechanism has a problem.no tAPExpected water level not attained within 8 minutes; the machine has detected insufficient…Out OF bALLoad has been detected as not evenly distributed or uneven.RINSE or SPIN flashingMachine has a suds build-up, likely from too much detergent for the amount of soil in the…RINSE or SPIN flashing with SPIN SPEED flashingWash load is out of balance during spin.Sud LOCToo many suds detected in the inner drum.U1Fill fault; the motor has not primed after a given time U2Tub open fault; the drawer has been forced open during a wash cycle, the drawer…U3Time to fill was too short, indicating water was still in the tub Unfamiliar light pattern with single beep every secondInternal fault detected

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