Dishwashers are a modern convenience, but encountering error codes can be frustrating if you don’t know what they mean. This guide will help you decode the most common CDA dishwasher error codes and provide actionable steps to resolve the issues.
CDA Dishwasher Error Codes
CDA Dishwasher Error Codes
Water Inlet Problems
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| No water filling, slow filling, overfilling, inlet valve malfunction, low water pressure, blocked inlet hose/filter | E01, i10, F1, or “Fill Error” / “Water Supply” |
Drainage Issues
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| Water not draining, slow draining, blocked drain hose/filter/pump, kinked drain hose | E02, d10, F2, or “Drain Error” / “Pump Blocked” |
Washing/Circulation Problems
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| Wash pump not operating, spray arms not rotating, blocked spray nozzles, issues with wash motor | E03, c10, F3, or “Wash Motor Fault” / “Circulation Problem” |
Heating Problems
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| No heating, overheating, faulty heating element, thermostat/sensor issues | E04, F4, h10, or “Heating Error” / “Temperature Sensor” |
Sensor Errors
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| Temperature sensor malfunction, water level sensor fault, other sensor issues | E05, F5, s10, or “Sensor Fault” / “Level Sensor” |
Electrical/Electronic Issues
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| Control board fault, wiring problems, power supply issues | E06, F6, e10, or “Control Board Error” / “Power Supply” |
Door/Lock Problems
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| Door not locking, door not opening, door switch fault | E07, F7, L10, or “Door Lock Error” / “Door Open” |
Other/Unclassified Errors
| Possible Issues | Example Code Formats |
|---|
| Various issues not fitting the above categories | E99, or a general “Fault” indicator |
Key Reminders
- Consult Your Manual: Your CDA dishwasher’s user manual is the most reliable source for your specific model.
- Contact CDA: If your manual doesn’t list the error or you can’t resolve it, contacting CDA directly is the best way to get accurate information.
- Qualified Technician: For complex issues (heating, motors, electronics), it’s best to call a qualified appliance repair technician.
- Safety: Always disconnect power before troubleshooting.
Preventive Tips for Error-Free Operation
- Clean Regularly: Remove food debris from the filter and spray arms to maintain smooth operation.
- Check Hoses and Connections: Frequently inspect for blockages, kinks, or leaks in water hoses.
- Avoid Overloading: Ensure proper spacing between items to allow free water circulation.
- Use Quality Detergents: Opt for dishwasher-safe detergents to prevent residue build-up.
If errors persist despite troubleshooting, it’s always best to contact a qualified technician or CDA’s customer support team for further assistance. A well-maintained dishwasher ensures long-term reliability and smooth performance!
