
Code E18 points to drainage: learn what to check and when professional help is needed.

Find out why this warning appears and which checks you can safely perform without risking the appliance.

F17 is usually linked to the water supply. Check the connections and filter before requesting technical assistance.

The F17 code is usually linked to the water inlet. These checks help locate the fault safely.

Code E16 points to the door lock: learn its causes and the checks that may solve the problem safely.

Code E15 usually signals a leak or water in the base. Learn how to act without making the fault worse.

E15 usually means water in the base or a leak. Learn how to act without putting the appliance at risk.

The code appearing during pyrolysis may have a simple cause, although some signs require technical inspection.

The E15 warning usually means water has reached the appliance base. Learn how to act without worsening the fault.

A number on the screen does not always mean a fault: learn to read the display and what to check before calling a technician.

Find out what the E14 code means, what you can check at home and when the fault requires professional help.
Find out what may trigger code 132 and which safe checks to perform before requesting technical assistance.