Miele Dishwasher Error Code F02
Water/heating NTC temperature sensor R30 or its connection leads are open-circuited; heating will not activate and rinse aid will not be dispensed.
What the F02 error code actually means
Your Miele dishwasher is displaying F02 because it cannot read the water temperature sensor, which means it has shut off the heating element and stopped dispensing rinse aid as a precaution. The dishes will not be properly cleaned or sanitized until this is fixed. A technician will need to test the sensor and its wiring to find whether the sensor itself has failed or if a wire has simply come loose or corroded.
The full F02 procedure
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Most common causes of F02
- 1Failed NTC temperature sensor R30
- 2Corroded or disconnected wiring connector
- 3Broken or pinched sensor lead wire
- 4Damaged wiring harness between sensor and control board
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