Appliance Error Codes
A blinking code on your display usually points to a specific part or system. Pick your appliance below to see what the most common codes mean by brand, and what typically causes them.
Washer Codes
15 codes across 4 brand groups
Dryer Codes
11 codes across 4 brand groups
Refrigerator Codes
5 codes across 3 brand groups
Dishwasher Codes
7 codes across 3 brand groups
Oven & Range Codes
7 codes across 4 brand groups
Microwave Codes
5 codes across 3 brand groups
Codes vary by model year and can look different across similar-looking machines. If you're not sure what you're seeing, call us — our technicians carry the diagnostic tools to read the exact fault.
Common Questions
My appliance is showing a code not listed here — what should I do?
Codes vary by model year and can look different across similar-looking machines. Call us and describe what's on the display — our technicians carry the diagnostic tools to read the exact fault, even for codes not covered here.
Is it safe to keep using the appliance while it shows an error code?
It depends on the code — some (like a simple door/lid sensor error) are harmless to leave until a technician arrives, while others (like a heating or electrical fault) are worth stopping use for. When in doubt, unplug the unit and call us.
Do you fix the specific error, or just the whole appliance?
We diagnose the exact cause behind the code and repair only what's actually failed — most error codes come down to one part. $89 service call, waived when you go ahead with the repair.