Not filling with water: Codes, Causes & Fixes
An appliance that won't take in water most often has a closed or partly closed supply valve, a kinked inlet hose, clogged inlet screens or – on some models – a triggered anti-flood system. Low household water pressure can also cause a fill timeout code. Turn off the water and unplug the machine before removing the hose to check the small mesh screen; if water pressure and screens are fine, the inlet valve or door switch may be the cause.
14Codes
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IE
LG · Washing Machine
IE: the LG washer didn’t get enough water within the fill time. Check valves, pressure…
Low
4C
Samsung · Washing Machine
The washer didn't sense enough water in time – usually a closed valve, kinked hose or clogged…
Low
H2O
GE Appliances · Dishwasher
GE's fill warning: the dishwasher got too little water or none. Usually a closed valve or low…
Low
IE
LG · Dishwasher
After 10 minutes of filling, the LG still hadn't reached its level. Check the valve, hose…
Low
4C
Samsung · Dishwasher
The Samsung didn't get enough water in time. Start with the valve under the sink and the supply…
Low
PE
LG · Washing Machine
LG's water-level (pressure) sensor sends an unusable signal. Check its tube and plug, then…
Low
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