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Whirlpool Dryer Error Codes
Find plain-language explanations for WhirlpoolDryer error codes, common causes, and troubleshooting steps you can try before requesting repair service.
56 error codes currently available
0E
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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0G
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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3E
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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6E
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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AF
Whirlpool identifies AF / Check Vent as a restricted-airflow condition caused by a clogged lint screen or vent, or by venting that is crushed, kinked, or has too many turns.
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Check Vent
The dryer is reporting restricted airflow: the lint screen or vent may be clogged, crushed, kinked, or routed with too many turns.
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E1
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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E2
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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E3
Whirlpool publishes this dryer code with a power-reset and test-cycle procedure; the official Product Help article does not identify a specific failed component.
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ERR
Whirlpool indicates ERR appears when the dryer door has not been completely closed and latched. The dryer will not run until the door is securely closed.
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F01
Whirlpool lists F01 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F02
Whirlpool lists F02 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F1 E1
Whirlpool does not provide a separate fault description for F1E1 in this Product Help article; it directs you to reset and test the dryer.
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F1 E3
Whirlpool indicates F1E3 may involve the control unit or associated wiring.
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F1 E4
Whirlpool indicates F1E4 may involve the dryer control unit or its associated wiring.
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F1 E5
Whirlpool indicates F1E5 may involve the control unit or associated wiring.
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F2 E1
Whirlpool identifies F2 E1 as a Keypad fault.
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F2 E2
Whirlpool identifies F2 E2 as a Keypad or Control fault.
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F2 E4
Whirlpool indicates F2E4 may involve the user interface or associated wiring.
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F2 E5
Whirlpool indicates F2E5 may involve the dryer user interface or its associated wiring.
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F20
Whirlpool lists F20 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F22
Whirlpool lists F22 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F23
Whirlpool lists F23 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F24
Whirlpool lists F24 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F25
Whirlpool lists F25 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F26
Whirlpool lists F26 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F28
Whirlpool lists F28 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F29
Whirlpool lists F29 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F3 E1
Whirlpool identifies F3 E1 with the Exhaust Thermistor.
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F3 E2
Whirlpool indicates F3 E2 is a moisture-sensor issue that can occur after five consecutive loads are dried without moisture-sensor data being registered.
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F3 E3
Whirlpool identifies F3 E3 with the Inlet Thermistor.
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F3 E4
Whirlpool does not provide a separate fault description for F3E4 in this Product Help article; it directs you to reset and test the dryer.
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F3 E5
Whirlpool identifies F3E5 as a moisture-sensor issue that occurs when five consecutive loads are dried without the dryer registering moisture-sensor data.
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F30
The dryer detected restricted airflow through the lint screen or exhaust vent.
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F31
The dryer detected a low or missing line-voltage condition that can prevent the heater from operating.
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F4 E1
Whirlpool identifies F4 E1 as a Heater System fault that may involve the heater or heater relays.
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F4 E3
Whirlpool indicates F4 E3 means restricted airflow. The lint screen or vent may be clogged, or the vent may be crushed, kinked, or have too many turns.
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F4 E4
Whirlpool identifies F4 E4 as a Low or No Line Voltage diagnostic code. The manufacturer says a home power-supply problem may keep the dryer's heater from turning on.
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F50
Whirlpool lists F50 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F6 E1
Whirlpool identifies F6 E1 as a communication error that may involve the Main Control Board, User Interface, or associated wiring.
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F6 E2
Whirlpool Product Help for F6E2 does not identify a separate failed component or code-specific fault cause in this article. It provides a one-minute power-cycle test.
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F6 E3
Whirlpool Product Help for F6E3 does not identify a separate failed component or code-specific fault cause in this article. It provides a one-minute power-cycle test.
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F70
Whirlpool lists F70 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F71
Whirlpool lists F71 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F72
Whirlpool lists F72 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F73
Whirlpool lists F73 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F74
Whirlpool lists F74 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F75
Whirlpool lists F75 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F76
Whirlpool lists F76 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F77
Whirlpool lists F77 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F78
Whirlpool lists F78 as a valid dryer diagnostic code. The exact component-level meaning can vary by model.
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F9 E2
Whirlpool Product Help for F9E2 does not identify a separate failed component or code-specific fault cause in this article. It provides a one-minute power-cycle test.
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FC E1
Whirlpool Product Help for FCE1 does not identify a separate failed component or code-specific fault cause in this article. It provides a one-minute power-cycle test.
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L2
Whirlpool identifies L2 as low or no line voltage that can prevent the dryer's heater from turning on.
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Loc
Whirlpool indicates Loc means Control Lock is enabled, which prevents the dryer from starting or operating.
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PF
Whirlpool identifies PF as a power failure that interrupted the drying cycle.
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