Technicians for Fulgor dishwashers generally excel in diagnosing issues accurately. However, there was one instance where a drainage problem was initially misdiagnosed as a faulty pump, leading to an unnecessary part replacement and additional costs. Enhanced diagnostic checks could prevent such errors.
E1: Water Intake Error
This indicates a problem with water intake, possibly due to a closed valve or blockage in the inlet hose.
E2: Drainage Error
The dishwasher has encountered an issue with draining. This could be due to a clogged filter, drain pump malfunction, or blockage in the drain hose.
E3: Heating Element Fault
There’s a malfunction with the heating element, which affects the appliance’s ability to heat the water to the desired temperature.
E4: Overflow Detection
This error signifies that the dishwasher has detected an overflow condition, which could be due to a malfunctioning sensor or actual leakage.
E5: Door Switch Error
The machine cannot detect the door’s open or closed state correctly, potentially due to a faulty door latch or sensor.
E6: Turbidity Sensor Fault
The turbidity sensor, which measures the cleanliness of the water, is malfunctioning. This can impact the wash cycle’s effectiveness.
E7: Circulation Pump Error
There’s a problem with the circulation pump, affecting the dishwasher’s ability to circulate water during the wash cycle.
E8: Software or Control Board Error
This error suggests a possible glitch or malfunction in the software or control board. A reset or, in some cases, a replacement might be required.
E9: Water Hardness Sensor Fault
The dishwasher’s sensor that measures water hardness is not functioning properly, which can impact the effectiveness of the wash.
EA: Drying Fan Error
The fan responsible for drying the dishes post-wash is not operating correctly.
EB: Water Temperature Sensor Fault
The dishwasher’s water temperature sensor is malfunctioning, potentially affecting the efficiency and cleanliness of the wash.
EC: Dispenser Error
There is an issue with the detergent or rinse aid dispenser. It may not be releasing agents properly during the cycle.
ED: Flow Meter Error
The flow meter, which measures the amount of water entering the dishwasher, is not working correctly. This can result in either too much or too little water being used.
EE: Thermistor Error
The thermistor, responsible for sensing water temperature, is malfunctioning. The dishwasher may not heat the water to the optimal temperature.
EF: Motor Rotation Error
The dishwasher motor is not rotating properly, which can impede water circulation during the wash cycle.
EG: Salt Refill Indicator Fault
The indicator that notifies when the salt reservoir needs refilling is not working correctly.
EH: Upper Spray Arm Error
The upper spray arm is not rotating or spraying water as expected, affecting the washing of items in the upper rack.
EI: Lower Spray Arm Error
The lower spray arm is malfunctioning, potentially resulting in unclean dishes in the bottom rack.
EJ: Water Softener Error
The water softener system of the dishwasher is not operating correctly, which can result in spots or film on dishes.
EK: Load Sensor Error
The sensor that determines the load size or weight is malfunctioning, affecting the dishwasher’s ability to adjust water and energy usage accordingly.
EL: Child Lock Activation Fault
This error suggests a malfunction with the child lock feature, preventing its proper activation or deactivation.
EM: User Interface or Display Error
There’s an issue with the user interface or display panel. The controls may not respond, or the display might show incorrect information.
EN: Anti-Flood Device Triggered
The anti-flood device has been triggered due to detected leakage, automatically stopping the machine to prevent water damage.
EO: Pressure Switch Error
The pressure switch, which monitors the water level in the dishwasher, is malfunctioning. This can affect the amount of water in the machine during cycles.
EP: Rack Recognition Error
The dishwasher’s system to recognize the position or type of rack being used (if applicable) is not functioning properly.
EQ: Sump Temperature Error
The temperature sensor in the sump area of the dishwasher is detecting abnormal temperatures, either too high or too low.
ER: Program Selector Fault
The program selector dial or touch control is not functioning properly, making it difficult to select desired washing cycles.
ES: Steam Function Error
If the dishwasher has a steam cleaning function, this error indicates a malfunction with that specific feature.
ET: Door Balance Mechanism Error
The mechanism that helps the door open and close smoothly is malfunctioning, potentially causing the door to drop or not stay in place.
EU: Internal Lighting Fault
The internal lighting of the dishwasher (if equipped) is not functioning correctly.
