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Find clear, practical help for dishwasher fault codes, breakdowns and repair steps across different brands and models. Learn what each warning means and how to act fast with simple troubleshooting guidance. Perfect when you need to diagnose the problem and get your appliance back to work quickly.
The appliance won’t drain, water remains in the tub, and the cycle stops. These are the most likely causes and what to check.
The alert points to an out-of-range electrical signal and means the installation should be checked before the appliance itself.
The warning usually comes from the thermal circuit. Useful values, signs, and checks to narrow down the fault with a clear approach.
The drain warning on LG dishwashers is usually caused by the filters, hose, or pump. Here's how to identify and fix it.
The NE error usually points to the diverter motor. These checks help rule out the wiring, sensor, and motor.
The excess-water alert indicates a filling fault that requires shutting off the water supply and checking the valve, control board, and sensor.
The leak alert means checking the base, seals, hoses, and pump before using the appliance again safely.
The iC3 message usually indicates an internal communication failure and may prevent the cycle from starting normally.
The iC2 alert usually points to an internal communication failure. A reset may be enough, but sometimes it indicates a problem with the main control board.
The alert usually points to an internal communication failure. Here's how to tell a useful reset from a genuine fault.
The fault usually points to the control board. A reset may be enough, but if it comes back, the electronics should be checked.
The i30 alert indicates water in the base of the dishwasher, so leaks, suds, and seals need to be checked before the problem returns.