Maytag error codes and fault guides
Browse 48 published, evidence-gated Maytag guides. Each page states the supported model and region, official source, safe checks, and the point to stop.
Maytag fault guides
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a diverter leak, also displayed as FAE5 on some models
F10E5 is identified by Maytag's official support as a diverter leak, also displayed as FAE5 on some models. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a dishwasher control-module condition
F1E1 is identified by Maytag's official support as a dishwasher control-module condition. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a main-control communication error
F1E2 is identified by Maytag's official support as a main-control communication error. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a stuck key or console error
F2E1 is identified by Maytag's official support as a stuck key or console error. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a main-control communication error
F2E2 is identified by Maytag's official support as a main-control communication error. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a thermistor or OWI sensor condition
F3E2 is identified by Maytag's official support as a thermistor or OWI sensor condition. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a heating-system condition
F4E2 is identified by Maytag's official support as a heating-system condition. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
excessive suds detected by the dishwasher
F6E3 is identified by Maytag's official support as excessive suds detected by the dishwasher. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a water float-switch condition, often related to incorrect leveling
F6E4 is identified by Maytag's official support as a water float-switch condition, often related to incorrect leveling. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
the dishwasher is not detecting incoming water
F8E1 is identified by Maytag's official support as the dishwasher is not detecting incoming water. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
water has been detected in the drip tray
F8E4 is identified by Maytag's official support as water has been detected in the drip tray. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
the fill valve may be stuck open
F8E5 is identified by Maytag's official support as the fill valve may be stuck open. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a long-drain condition
F9E1 is identified by Maytag's official support as a long-drain condition. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
restricted airflow through the lint screen or vent
AF is identified by Maytag's official support as restricted airflow through the lint screen or vent. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
an E1 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis
E1 is identified by Maytag's official support as an E1 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
an E2 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis
E2 is identified by Maytag's official support as an E2 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
an E3 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis
E3 is identified by Maytag's official support as an E3 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
the door is not fully closed and latched
ERR is identified by Maytag's official support as the door is not fully closed and latched. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
an F01 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis
F01 is identified by Maytag's official support as an F01 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
an F02 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis
F02 is identified by Maytag's official support as an F02 dryer fault requiring model-specific diagnosis. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
a possible heater or heater-relay problem
F4E1 is identified by Maytag's official support as a possible heater or heater-relay problem. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
restricted airflow through the lint screen or vent system
F4E3 is identified by Maytag's official support as restricted airflow through the lint screen or vent system. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
low or no line voltage affecting the heater
F4E4 is identified by Maytag's official support as low or no line voltage affecting the heater. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.
low or no line voltage
L2 is identified by Maytag's official support as low or no line voltage. Follow the model-scoped checks and safety boundary below.