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Amana Top Load Washer Error Codes
Find plain-language explanations for AmanaTop Load Washer error codes, common causes, and troubleshooting steps you can try before requesting repair service.
64 error codes currently available
Add Garment Light On
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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Cycle Complete Light On
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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dLO
Amana indicates the washer lid is not locking. An item under the lid or detergent buildup around the lid-lock mechanism may be preventing it from locking.
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Done Light On
Amana indicates the Done light means the washer cycle has finished.
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drn
Amana indicates DRN is a long-drain alert and the washer is taking too long to drain water.
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dU
Amana identifies dU as a lid-unlock condition. The washer detects that something on top of the lid may be preventing the lid from unlocking.
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F0 E0
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F0 E2
Amana indicates F0 E2 means the washer detected too many suds during the cycle.
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F0 E3
Amana indicates F0 E3 means the washer load is too heavy and the overload recovery cycle is running.
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F0 E4
Amana indicates the washer senses that the water temperature is too hot.
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F0 E5
Amana indicates F0 E5 means the load is unbalanced or too large.
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F0 E7
Amana indicates F0 E7 means clothing was detected while the washer was attempting to run the Clean Washer cycle.
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F0 E8
Amana indicates F0 E8 means too much residual water was detected in the washer.
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F0 E9
Amana indicates the washer detected an unbalanced load. An uneven load can cause noise, vibration, reduced spin speed, longer cycle times, and clothing that remains wet.
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F1 E1
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F1 E2
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F2 E1
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F2 E2
Amana identifies this as a washer keypad code and recommends resetting the washer control.
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F2 E3
Amana indicates there may be an issue with the appliance control unit, user interface, or associated wiring.
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F2 E4
Amana indicates there may be an issue with the washer user interface or associated wiring.
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F2 E5
The F2 E5 alert indicates an issue with the user interface or associated wiring.
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F3 E1
Amana indicates F3 E1 means the washer cannot detect the water level and there may be an issue with the appliance control unit or associated wiring.
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F3 E2
Amana indicates F3 E2 can be related to the hot and cold inlet hoses being connected incorrectly.
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F3 E3
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F3 E5
Amana labels F3 E5 as the Mini Dispenser code.
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F5 E1
Amana identifies F5 E1 as a Door Switch error code.
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F5 E2
Amana indicates the washer cannot engage the lid lock because something may be obstructing the lid-lock area.
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F5 E3
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F5 E4
Amana indicates the washer detected that the lid is open.
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F6 E1
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F6 E2
Amana identifies this as a washer reboot alert involving the appliance control unit, user interface, or associated wiring.
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F6 E3
Amana identifies this as a washer reboot alert involving the appliance control unit, user interface, or associated wiring.
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F7 E0
Amana does not provide a separate fault description for F7 E0 in this Product Help article; it directs you to reset the washer control.
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F7 E1
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F7 E2
Amana indicates there may be an issue with the appliance control unit, user interface, or associated wiring.
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F7 E4
Amana labels F7 E4 as the Shifter code and directs you to reset the washer control.
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F7 E5
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F7 E6
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F7 E7
Amana indicates there may be an issue with the appliance control unit, user interface, or associated wiring.
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F7 E9
Amana indicates F7 E9 may involve the main router, user interface, or associated wiring.
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F8 E1
Amana indicates F8 E1 means the washer is not detecting the correct amount of incoming water.
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F8 E2
Amana labels F8 E2 as the Bulk Dispenser code.
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F8 E3
Amana recommends resetting the top-load washer control for this code before further troubleshooting.
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F8 E6
Amana indicates F8 E6 can have two meanings depending on the washer model: the lid is open during the soak cycle, or the washer did not detect hot water.
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F9 E1
Amana indicates F9 E1 means the washer is experiencing a long-drain condition.
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Fd
Amana identifies Fd as Factory Default. It indicates that the washer was returned to factory-default settings.
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Fill or Sensing Light On
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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HC
Amana identifies HC as a hot-and-cold inlet hose reversal. The hot and cold water hoses are connected to the wrong washer inlets.
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Ld
The washer is taking too long to drain.
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LdL
Amana indicates the washer lid is not locking. An item under the lid or detergent buildup around the lid-lock mechanism may be preventing it from locking.
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LdU
Amana indicates the washer cannot unlock the lid because an object on top of the washer may be preventing it from unlocking.
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LF
The washer is taking too long to fill with water.
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Lid
The washer is displaying Lid because the washer lid was left open.
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Lid Light Flashing
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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Multiple Lights Flashing
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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OFb / ofb
Amana indicates the washer could not correct an off-balance load automatically and needs the load redistributed manually.
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oL
Amana identifies oL as an overloaded washer condition.
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PF
The washer cycle was interrupted by a power failure.
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Rinse Light On
Amana explains that certain cycles use a normal spray rinse that adds water while the basket spins.
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Sd / 5d
Amana identifies Sd, which may appear as 5d or Sud, as an excessive-suds condition.
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Spin Light Flashing
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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Sud
Amana indicates Sud or Sd means there are excessive suds in the washer.
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uL
Amana identifies uL as an off-balance load condition that requires the load to be redistributed.
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Wash Light On or Flashing
The washer is displaying a cycle-status or diagnostic light condition.
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