Haier Dishwasher Error Code LED1:1 LED2:1 LED3:1 LED4:0 LED5:0
Water overflow trouble
Water overflow trouble - water overflow has been detected in the bottom case.
First step from the service manual
Check whether water is deposited in the bottom case; check whether the water overflow switch is OK.
The complete diagnostic procedure includes additional test steps, resistance specifications, wiring diagram references, and component test points.
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What LED1:1 LED2:1 LED3:1 LED4:0 LED5:0 means on a Haier dishwasher
The LED1:1 LED2:1 LED3:1 LED4:0 LED5:0 error code on a Haier dishwasher indicates a water overflow condition in the base of the unit. This code is triggered when water accumulates in the bottom case, the sealed drip tray located beneath the dishwasher's inner tub. A float-style overflow switch, also called a water overflow or anti-flood switch, sits in this tray and activates when rising water lifts the float to a certain level. Once triggered, the control board reads this switch signal and halts normal operation to prevent further water ingress and potential floor damage.
The overflow condition can originate from several sources. A cracked or deteriorated door gasket allows water to escape the wash compartment during cycles and pool in the base. Similarly, loose or damaged internal hose connections, a failing pump seal, or a cracked tub can introduce water into the bottom case over time. Excessive sudsing from using non-dishwasher-specific detergent is another frequent cause, as foam can bypass seals and drip down into the tray. In some cases, the overflow switch itself can malfunction, sticking in the activated position even when no water is present, which causes a false positive error.
Diagnosis begins by tilting the dishwasher forward carefully to drain any standing water from the bottom case, then inspecting all internal components for active leaks. The overflow switch should be tested for continuity in its resting state and confirmed to reset freely once the tray is dry. If the switch does not reset or shows a fault in the absence of water, replacement of the switch is necessary before further testing.
Source: manufacturer service documentation.
Common causes of LED1:1 LED2:1 LED3:1 LED4:0 LED5:0
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Worn or damaged door gasket
Part replacementA deteriorated door seal allows water to escape the wash tub during operation and drip into the base tray. Inspect the full perimeter of the door gasket for cracks, tears, or areas where it no longer seats firmly against the tub.
- 02
Loose or cracked internal hose connection
Part replacementHoses connecting the pump, spray arms, or inlet valve can loosen or crack over time, directing water outside the tub and into the base. Check all hose clamps and hose bodies for moisture, mineral deposits, or visible damage.
- 03
Excessive sudsing from incorrect detergent
Wiring / connectionUsing regular dish soap or too much detergent generates foam that bypasses internal seals and accumulates in the bottom case. If the tray contains soapy residue rather than clear water, incorrect detergent use is likely the cause.
- 04
Faulty or stuck overflow switch
Part replacementThe overflow float switch can stick in the activated position even after the water in the tray has been cleared, causing the error to persist with no actual leak present. After drying the base, test the switch to confirm it resets and reads correctly.
- 05
Pump seal failure
Part replacementA worn pump shaft seal allows water to migrate out of the pump housing and into the base tray during operation. Evidence includes water staining or mineral deposits around the pump body visible from beneath the unit.
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