Jenn-Air Dishwasher Error Code Super Scrub LED + Clean LED

This LED combination indicates a motor high current condition detected during the Field Service Test. It means the control board has determined that the wash motor is drawing more amperage than expected. The fault can result from a jammed pump impeller, a failing motor, or damaged wiring in the motor circuit. A resistance check of the motor and a physical inspection of the pump are the recommended first diagnostic steps.

Running the dishwasher while this fault is active is not recommended. A motor drawing excessive current can generate heat, potentially damaging the motor windings, wiring harness, or control board further. It is best to leave the unit off until the root cause has been diagnosed and corrected.

A power reset may temporarily clear the LED indicators, but it will not resolve the underlying electrical or mechanical condition that triggered the fault. If the root cause, such as a jammed impeller or a motor with out-of-spec resistance, is not corrected, the error will return when the Field Service Test is run again or during normal operation. A proper diagnosis and repair of the motor circuit is required to permanently clear this fault.

Some causes of this fault are DIY-friendly, particularly clearing debris from the pump impeller, which requires no special tools or parts. However, testing motor winding resistance requires a multimeter and basic electrical knowledge. If the motor or control board needs replacement, those repairs are best handled by a technician familiar with dishwasher electrical systems to ensure the components are correctly sourced and installed.

Repair costs vary depending on the cause. Clearing a jammed impeller involves little to no parts cost and primarily labor time. Wash motor replacement typically runs in the range of $150 to $400 including parts and labor, depending on the specific model and local service rates. Control board replacement, if needed, can cost $200 to $500 or more. Getting a diagnostic estimate from a qualified technician before authorizing repairs is advisable.