If your Haier dishwasher is displaying an error code, it means the appliance has detected a condition that may interrupt washing or affect cleaning performance. This guide explains the most common Haier dishwasher error codes, what they usually mean, and safe checks you can try before calling service.
Common Haier Dishwasher Error Codes
E1 — Water Inlet Error
What it usually means
- The dishwasher is not filling with enough water.
Try this
- Ensure the water tap is fully open.
- Check the inlet hose for kinks or twists.
- Clean the inlet filter if accessible.
Call service if
- No water enters the dishwasher.
E2 — Drain Error
What it usually means
- The dishwasher cannot drain water properly.
Try this
- Remove and clean all filters thoroughly.
- Check the drain hose for blockages.
- Restart and try a short cycle.
Call service if
- Water remains in the base after cleaning.
E3 — Heating Error
What it usually means
- The dishwasher is not heating water to the required temperature.
Try this
- Restart the dishwasher.
- Run a normal (non-Eco) cycle once.
- Ensure filters are clean to allow proper circulation.
Call service if
- Dishes remain cold after multiple cycles.
E4 — Overflow or Leak Detected
What it usually means
- Excess water or a leak has been detected in the base.
Try this
- Turn the dishwasher off at the power.
- Check for visible leaks around or under the unit.
- Allow the base to dry before restarting once.
Call service if
- The error returns or leaking is visible.
E5 — Temperature Sensor Error
What it usually means
- The dishwasher cannot correctly read water temperature.
Try this
- Power off for 5 minutes.
- Restart and test a short cycle.
Call service if
- The error repeats.
E6 — Water Level Detection Error
What it usually means
- The dishwasher cannot correctly detect water level.
Try this
- Ensure filters are seated correctly.
- Avoid using excess detergent.
- Restart the dishwasher.
Call service if
- The error persists.
E7 — Heating Circuit Error
What it usually means
- A fault has been detected in the heating control circuit.
Try this
- Restart the dishwasher.
- Run a normal wash once.
Call service if
- The dishwasher stops mid-cycle.
E8 — Inlet Valve Error
What it usually means
- The water inlet valve may not be operating correctly.
Try this
- Check household water pressure.
- Restart the dishwasher.
Call service if
- The dishwasher fails to fill repeatedly.
E9 — Control Board Error
What it usually means
- An internal electronic control fault has been detected.
Try this
- Turn power off for 5 minutes.
- Restart the dishwasher.
Call service if
- The error returns immediately.
Ed — Door Lock Error
What it usually means
- The door is not locking or being detected as closed.
Try this
- Close the door firmly.
- Remove any items caught in the door seal.
- Restart the dishwasher.
Call service if
- The dishwasher will not start.
EF — Water Flow Error
What it usually means
- Abnormal water flow has been detected during operation.
Try this
- Clean filters thoroughly.
- Check for foam caused by excess detergent.
- Restart the dishwasher.
Call service if
- The error repeats.
EU — Communication Error
What it usually means
- Internal components are not communicating correctly.
Try this
- Turn off power for 5 minutes.
- Restart the dishwasher.
Call service if
- The dishwasher will not operate normally.
How to Clear a Haier Dishwasher Error Code
- Turn the dishwasher off.
- Switch off power at the wall for 5 minutes.
- Restore power and start a short test cycle.
If the error returns immediately, it usually indicates an active fault.
When to Call Service
- Leak or overflow warnings
- Repeated drain or fill errors after cleaning
- Heating or motor faults
- Control or communication errors
FAQ
Can detergent cause Haier dishwasher error codes?
Yes. Excess detergent can cause foam that interferes with drainage and water level detection.
Do Haier dishwasher error codes vary by model?
Yes. Codes may vary slightly by model and region, but the meanings above apply to most Haier dishwashers.
Is it safe to keep resetting the dishwasher?
Occasional resets are fine, but repeated resets without fixing the underlying cause are not recommended.