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9C1 is an improper voltage error. This means the voltage being supplied to the dishwasher is either too high or too low.

3E is a motor error. This could be the result of a number of things including: The PBA connector terminal is not connected. – The motor spin net is not engaged. – The motor’s internal coil is damaged (short-circuited or cut) – The hall sensor terminal is not connected. – Foreign material (a screw) has entered the motor.

d5 is a “door open” error.

2E Indicates a voltage error.

The “nd” error code you are getting does indicate a drain errror. I would start by checking the drain hose instillation and also checking for issues with the drain pump.

This issue is usually caused by one of these issues. The door lock switch terminal is connected incorrectly or The door lock switch terminal is broken.

23E indicates a condenser fan error.

27E is a flex Room Damper Heater Error. This error is displayed when the flex room damper heater is detected as open.

Many of these units have a ice maker sensor error. I would start there first.

13E indicates a humidity sensor error.

IE indicates a freezer room sensor error.

The “0F0F” code you are getting means the refrigerator is in demo mode. To cancel press the 2 upper left keys simultaneously for 5 seconds.

The “SC” error code is a drain error. Start by checking the hose and drain pump.

LC indicates a water leak check error. start by checking the hoses and water supply.

FC indicates a fan blade error. The fan blade is either ceased or running too slowly.

The AE6 error is an improper communication between the main PCB and the inverter

I suspect you have an issue with your water supply.

That issue is most likely caused by a bad Drain Hose Installation or Drain Pump defect

“dC” is an unbalanced error.

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Be sure you have a level stable base that the washer sits on. If you do we find the shocks getting weak causing this issue in most cases. See technician sheet and Job Aid diagnostics link below.