Grundig Dishwasher Fault Codes and Solutions
These are examples and may not apply to your specific model.
| Category | Example Codes | Possible Causes | Recommended Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water Inlet Problems | E01, E10 | Closed water valve, kinked/blocked inlet hose, faulty inlet valve, low water pressure | Ensure the water supply is turned on, inspect hoses for kinks or blockages, and verify the inlet valve is functioning properly. |
| Drainage Issues | E02, E11 | Blocked drain hose, filter, or pump; kinked drain hose | Inspect and clean the drain hose, filter, and pump to remove any obstructions. |
| Heating Problems | E03, E20 | Faulty heating element, thermostat, or related components | Consult a professional technician to diagnose and repair heating-related issues. |
| Motor/Pump Issues | E04, E30 | Motor or pump malfunction, obstructions | Seek professional assistance to check the motor and pump for faults or blockages. |
| Sensor Errors | E05, E40 | Faulty temperature sensor, water level sensor, or other sensor | Have a technician inspect and replace defective sensors as needed. |
| Electrical/Electronic Issues | E06, E50 | Control board problem, wiring issue | Contact a qualified technician to diagnose and repair electronic control or wiring issues. |
| Door/Lock Problems | E07, E60 | Door not properly closed, faulty lock mechanism or switch | Ensure the door is fully closed and examine the lock mechanism and door switch for defects. |
| Leakage/Overflow | E08, E70 | Leak in hose or seal, float switch activation | Inspect hoses and seals for leaks and verify that the float switch operates correctly. |
Crucial Points to Remember:
- Your Manual is Key: Refer to your Grundig dishwasher’s user manual for specific fault codes and troubleshooting guidelines.
- Model Variations: Fault codes and their meanings may differ between Grundig models.
- Professional Help: If basic troubleshooting does not fix the issue, contact a qualified appliance repair technician.
- Safety First: Always disconnect the dishwasher from the power supply before performing any troubleshooting or repairs.