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Viking Dishwasher Error Code ECONO WASH + LED2

High Water Level

High Water Level - excessive water level detected by pressure sensor.

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Normal reset and test. Check the pressure (HUBA) sensor.

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What ECONO WASH + LED2 means on a Viking dishwasher

The ECONO WASH + LED2 error code on a Viking dishwasher indicates a high water level fault. This means the pressure sensor, specifically the HUBA pressure sensor, has detected that water inside the tub has risen beyond the acceptable threshold. The pressure sensor monitors tub water level by measuring air pressure changes in a chamber connected to the tub. When water rises too high, the pressure reading exceeds the normal operating range, and the control board triggers this fault code to halt the cycle and prevent overflow or flooding.

The HUBA pressure sensor is a critical safety and operational component. It translates water column height into an electrical signal that the control board reads to determine when to stop the inlet valve and when to begin draining. If this sensor fails, reads incorrectly, or if the air chamber or tubing connected to it becomes blocked or kinked, the board may receive a false high-level signal even when the actual water level is normal. Conversely, a stuck-open or leaking water inlet valve can cause genuine overfilling, which the sensor correctly detects.

Diagnosis begins with a normal reset to clear any transient fault, followed by a test cycle to check whether the error returns. If it returns, the pressure sensor and its associated tubing should be inspected for blockages, cracks, or disconnection. The inlet valve should also be checked for proper shutoff behavior, as a valve that does not fully close will continuously allow water to enter the tub even when the fill cycle is complete.

Source: manufacturer service documentation.

Common causes of ECONO WASH + LED2

  1. 01

    Faulty HUBA Pressure Sensor

    Part replacement

    The HUBA pressure sensor can fail or drift out of calibration, sending a false high-level signal to the control board even when the actual water level is normal. Inspect the sensor and its connecting tubing for damage, blockage, or disconnection.

  2. 02

    Blocked or Kinked Pressure Sensor Tubing

    Wiring / connection

    The small air tube connecting the tub air chamber to the pressure sensor can become kinked, clogged with debris, or partially disconnected, causing inaccurate pressure readings. Inspect the full length of the tubing for physical damage or obstructions.

  3. 03

    Stuck-Open or Leaking Water Inlet Valve

    Part replacement

    If the water inlet valve does not fully close at the end of the fill cycle, water continues to enter the tub and can reach a genuinely excessive level. Check the valve for proper shutoff and inspect it for debris or internal failure.

  4. 04

    Control Board Communication Fault

    Wiring / connection

    A transient fault in the control board can cause it to misinterpret sensor data and trigger a false high-level error. Performing a reset and running a test cycle is the first step to rule this out before replacing components.

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Frequently asked questions about ECONO WASH + LED2

What does ECONO WASH + LED2 mean on a Viking dishwasher?
The ECONO WASH + LED2 code indicates a high water level fault. The HUBA pressure sensor has detected that water inside the dishwasher tub has exceeded the acceptable level, causing the control board to stop the cycle. This can be caused by a faulty sensor, blocked sensor tubing, or a water inlet valve that is not closing properly.
Will resetting my Viking dishwasher clear the ECONO WASH + LED2 error?
A reset is the recommended first step and may clear the code if the fault was a transient electrical issue. However, if an underlying problem exists with the pressure sensor or inlet valve, the error will return once a new cycle is started. After resetting, run a test cycle and monitor whether the code reappears.
How do I fix the ECONO WASH + LED2 error on my Viking dishwasher?
Start by performing a reset and running a test cycle to see if the fault clears on its own. If it returns, inspect the HUBA pressure sensor and the air tubing connected to it for blockages, kinks, or damage. Also check that the water inlet valve is closing fully at the end of the fill cycle. Parts that are faulty will need to be replaced to resolve the error.
Is it safe to use my Viking dishwasher when the ECONO WASH + LED2 code is showing?
You should not continue using the dishwasher until the cause has been identified. If the error reflects a genuine overfill condition, running the unit risks water overflow and potential water damage to surrounding cabinetry or flooring. The dishwasher halts the cycle as a safety measure, and that protection should be respected until the fault is diagnosed and corrected.
How much does it cost to repair a Viking dishwasher showing the ECONO WASH + LED2 error?
Repair costs vary depending on the faulty component. If the pressure sensor tubing simply needs to be cleared or reconnected, the repair may only involve a service call fee, typically in the range of $75 to $150. Replacing the HUBA pressure sensor or the water inlet valve will add parts costs, bringing the total repair estimate to roughly $150 to $350 or more depending on your location and the technician's rates.

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