AEG Dishwasher Error Codes

Find out what your error code means and what checks you can carry out before calling a technician.

🔄 Try this first — Turn the dishwasher off at the mains, leave it for 2 to 3 minutes, then turn it back on and start a new cycle. This clears many temporary faults.

AEG Dishwasher Error Code List

i10 — Water inlet problem

i11 — Water inlet problem

AL5 — Water inlet problem

C1 — Water inlet problem

i20 — Drainage problem

C2 — Drainage problem

F2 — Drainage problem

AL6 — Drainage problem

i30 — Water leak detected

i40 — Pressure sensor problem

i43 — Pressure sensor problem

i44 — Pressure sensor problem

i50 — Wash motor or pump fault

i60 — Heating problem

i61 — Heating problem

i69 — Heating problem

i6C — Heating problem

iF0 — Water level problem

iF1 — Water level problem

PF — Power supply problem

E4 — Water overfill problem — compact dishwashers

No Error Code Showing?

Browse the fault guides below to identify your problem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my AEG dishwasher showing an error code?

The machine has detected a fault. Select the code above to identify the cause and find out what action to take.

Can I reset my AEG dishwasher?

Yes — turn it off at the mains for a few minutes. If the same code reappears, the underlying fault needs to be investigated.

Do I need an engineer for every error code?

Not always — many issues can be resolved with simple checks before calling a technician. Select the code above to see what you can do.

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