Daewoo refrigerators have been dependable for food storage. When faced with an issue regarding inconsistent cooling in one unit, the process of initiating a service request was relatively straightforward. However, the technician’s visit took longer than expected. Despite this, the problem was eventually resolved, and the appliance continued to function effectively.
E01: Temperature Sensor Fault
The refrigerator is unable to detect the correct internal temperature due to a malfunctioning sensor.
E02: Defrost Sensor Error
The defrost sensor is malfunctioning, which might lead to frost build-up inside the freezer compartment.
E03: Door Seal Issue
The refrigerator detects a compromised door seal, which can lead to inefficient cooling and increased energy consumption.
E04: Evaporator Fan Error
The evaporator fan, which circulates air inside the refrigerator, is not functioning correctly.
E05: Ice Maker Malfunction
The refrigerator’s ice maker is not producing ice as expected, potentially due to water supply or mechanical issues.
E06: Water Dispenser Fault
There’s a problem with the refrigerator’s water dispenser, either due to blockage or electronic malfunction.
E07: Compressor Overload
The refrigerator’s compressor is overloaded or overheating, which can impact cooling performance.
E08: Coolant Leak Detected
The refrigerator detects a potential leak in the coolant system, which can cause cooling inefficiencies and is a potential hazard.
E09: Drawer Sensor Error
The refrigerator’s drawer or shelf sensors are malfunctioning, affecting optimal temperature distribution.
E10: Control Board Communication Error
There’s an issue with the communication between the control board and other components of the refrigerator.
E11: Freezer Temperature Sensor Fault
The freezer compartment’s temperature sensor is not functioning correctly, potentially leading to issues with frozen food storage.
E12: Fresh Food Compartment Temperature Sensor Error
The temperature sensor in the fresh food compartment is malfunctioning, affecting the cooling and freshness of stored items.
E13: Door Open Alert
The refrigerator’s sensors detect that the door is open, even when it should be closed, which can lead to temperature fluctuations.
E14: Refrigerant Pressure Issue
There’s a problem with the refrigerant pressure in the cooling system, affecting the refrigerator’s cooling capacity.
E15: Condenser Coil Blockage
The condenser coils at the back of the refrigerator are blocked or dirty, reducing heat dissipation and overall efficiency.
E16: Ice Build-Up Detected
The refrigerator’s sensors detect excessive ice build-up in the freezer or around the evaporator coils, which can hinder cooling.
E17: Water Filter Error
The water filter in the refrigerator’s water and ice dispenser system is malfunctioning or needs replacement.
E18: Door Alarm Malfunction
The refrigerator’s door alarm system, which alerts you when the door is left open, is not functioning correctly.
E19: Refrigerator Power Surge
The refrigerator’s internal electronics have experienced a power surge, potentially requiring a system reset.
E20: Refrigerator Door Lock Issue
The door lock mechanism on the refrigerator is not operating as expected, potentially affecting the security of the contents.
