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A — Washer error codes

Asko Washer Error Codes
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All known error codes for Asko washers — what each code means, self-check steps, and when to call an experienced technician.

242 Error codes
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B — Washer error codes

Asko washer error codes.

242 codes
Clock Resets After Power Cut
An asko oven clock resets after a power cut is expected behavior on most models, not an error code, but a clock that resets without any power interruption at all is worth investigating.
Oven →
Cooling Fan Runs On Forever
An asko oven cooling fan runs on for a long time, or does not shut off at all, is a symptom Asko does not tie to a specific code, and it usually points at the thermal switch controlling the fan.
Oven →
Door Glass Shattered
An asko oven door glass shattered is a safety issue to stop using the oven over immediately, not an error code — it is almost always thermal stress in one of the glass panes.
Oven →
Door Will Not Unlock After Cleaning
An asko oven door will not unlock after a pyrolytic cleaning cycle is a symptom, not a decoded code, and is almost always the cavity cooling protection doing exactly what it should.
Oven →
ERR1
An asko oven err1 code is not decoded in any Asko manual; here is what the manual actually instructs and what an experienced technician checks when the oven will not heat at all.
Oven →
ERR2
An asko oven err2 code has no published meaning from Asko; this page explains the manual's actual instructions and what a technician checks when the oven runs hot, cold, or unevenly.
Oven →
ERR3
An asko oven err3 code is undecoded by Asko; this page covers the manual's stated remedy and what a technician checks when Err3 shows up with display or control-panel glitches.
Oven →
ERR4
An asko oven err4 code has no published meaning from Asko; this page explains the actual manual remedy and what a technician checks when Err4 tracks with door behavior.
Oven →
ERR5
An asko oven err5 code is undecoded by Asko; this page covers the manual's real instructions and what a technician checks when Err5 accompanies fan or cooling problems.
Oven →
ERR6
An asko oven err6 code has no published meaning from Asko; this page explains the manual's real remedy and what a technician checks when Err6 comes with sparking, a tripped breaker, or a burning smell.
Oven →
ErrXX
An asko oven error code, shown as a bare ErrXX or ErrX on the display, is never decoded by Asko in any published manual — here is what the manual actually says and how to work out what is really wrong.
Oven →
Fan Not Circulating
An asko oven fan not circulating is a symptom Asko does not tie to a published code, and it usually shows up as uneven cooking on the fan/convection setting specifically.
Oven →
Grill Broil Element Not Working
An asko oven grill element not working while the bake element still functions is a symptom, not a decoded code, that points specifically at the top-element circuit.
Oven →
Heats But Will Not Reach Temperature
An asko oven will not reach temperature is a symptom Asko does not assign an error code to, but the pattern of slow or incomplete preheat points a technician toward specific parts.
Oven →
Light Not Working
An asko oven light not working is a simple symptom, not an error code, and is usually the easiest of these pages to resolve without a technician.
Oven →
Not Heating
An asko oven not heating is a symptom, not an error code — Asko does not publish per-code meanings for its ovens, so diagnosis has to start from what the oven is actually doing.
Oven →
Pyrolytic Clean Will Not Start
An asko pyrolytic clean will not start is a symptom Asko does not decode with a specific error code, and it almost always traces back to the door lock reporting an unsafe state.
Oven →
Smoke Or Burning Smell
An asko oven smoke or burning smell that is not coming from food is a safety issue to stop and isolate the oven over immediately, not a symptom to keep testing.
Oven →
Steam Oven Not Generating Steam
An asko steam oven not generating steam is a symptom on combi steam models, not a published error code, and usually traces to the water supply, tank, or steam generator itself.
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Temperature Runs Hot Or Cold
An asko oven temperature runs hot or cold relative to the setting is a symptom, not a published Asko code, and usually traces back to the sensor or thermostat rather than the element.
Oven →
Touch Panel Unresponsive
An asko oven touch panel unresponsive is a symptom, not a decoded error code, and can range from a simple lockout setting to a genuine control board or ribbon connector problem.
Oven →
Trips The Breaker
An asko oven trips the breaker is a safety symptom to stop resetting repeatedly, not an error code, and points at a short or overload somewhere in the oven's wiring or heating circuit.
Oven →
Water Tank Not Recognized
An asko water tank not recognized on a steam or combi oven is a symptom, not a decoded error code, and most often comes down to tank seating or a sensor rather than a major failure.
Oven →
Buzzing Or Humming From A Zone
An Asko cooktop humming noise from a zone is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and is often a normal side effect of induction cooking rather than a defect.
Cooktop →
Child Lock Will Not Clear
An Asko cooktop child lock stuck on is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and is usually cleared by the correct unlock sequence rather than a repair.
Cooktop →
Cooling Fan Runs Constantly
An Asko cooktop with the cooling fan running constantly is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and can be normal after heavy use or a sign the generator is running hotter than it should.
Cooktop →
Cracked Ceramic Surface
A cracked Asko cooktop surface is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and is a safety issue that should stop use of the hob until it is inspected.
Cooktop →
E2
Asko cooktop E2 on the E/Er-series induction platform means the appliance over heated and should be allowed to cool before restarting on a lower setting.
Cooktop →
E3
Asko cooktop E3 on the E/Er-series induction platform means the cookware on the zone lacks the ferromagnetic properties induction requires, not a hardware problem.
Cooktop →
E5
Asko cooktop E5 on the E/Er-series induction platform means the generator is defective and needs a technician rather than a reset.
Cooktop →
E6
Asko cooktop E6 on the E/Er-series induction platform, like E5, means the generator is defective and calls for a technician.
Cooktop →
Er03
Asko cooktop Er03 on the E/Er-series induction platform means the control panel is dirty or has water on it and clears once the panel is wiped clean.
Cooktop →
Er47
Asko cooktop Er47 on the E/Er-series induction platform means a communication error between the controls and the induction generator.
Cooktop →
F0-F6
Asko cooktop F0 through F6 on the F-series induction platform share one published cause: the ambient temperature around the hob is not good.
Cooktop →
F00
Asko cooktop F00 points to a defective induction generator on the F-series HI1655M platform and calls for a technician, not a reset.
Cooktop →
F7
Asko cooktop F7 on the F-series induction platform means the appliance itself has overheated and needs to cool before restarting on a lower setting.
Cooktop →
F8
Asko cooktop F8, also shown as F08, on the F-series induction platform is an electrical safety problem meaning the hob is connected incorrectly or mains voltage is too high.
Cooktop →
F9
Asko cooktop F9 on the F-series induction platform simply means two or more control buttons were pressed at the same time and clears once you touch only one.
Cooktop →
F99
Asko cooktop F99 on the F-series induction platform indicates mains voltage is too low and directs the owner to contact their energy supplier.
Cooktop →
FA
Asko cooktop FA on the F-series induction platform means air circulation is not good and is cleared by opening the venting holes under the plate.
Cooktop →
FAN
Asko cooktop FAN on the F-series induction platform means the generator is defective and calls for a technician the same way F00 does.
Cooktop →
FC
Asko cooktop FC on the F-series induction platform is grouped with F0-F6 under the same ambient-temperature cause but displays as its own code.
Cooktop →
Gas Burner Sparks But Will Not Light
An Asko gas hob will not light despite sparking, and Asko publishes no error codes at all for gas hobs, so this is diagnosed by symptom rather than by any display code.
Cooktop →
Gas Burner Yellow Weak Flame
An Asko gas hob weak flame or yellow flame is diagnosed by symptom, since Asko publishes no error codes for gas hobs at all.
Cooktop →
Hob Cycles On And Off Under Load
An Asko cooktop cycling on and off under load is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and often traces back to the same overheating condition documented for codes like F7 and E2.
Cooktop →
Hob Powers Off During Cooking
An Asko cooktop that shuts off during cooking without a display code is a symptom, and often relates to the same overheat or safety conditions Asko documents formally for the induction families.
Cooktop →
Hob Will Not Power On
An Asko cooktop that will not turn on at all is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and the first checks should rule out power supply before assuming a hardware problem.
Cooktop →
Only One Side Of The Hob Works
An Asko cooktop with only one side not working is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and often points to a single generator serving that side rather than the whole hob failing.
Cooktop →
Touch Panel Unresponsive
An Asko cooktop touch panel unresponsive to input is a symptom, not a published Asko error code, and is often caused by moisture or residue rather than a hardware failure.
Cooktop →
U400
Asko cooktop U400 on the E/Er-series induction platform is an electrical safety problem meaning the hob is connected incorrectly or mains voltage is too high.
Cooktop →
Zone Will Not Detect A Pan
When an Asko cooktop is not detecting pan properly, this is a symptom rather than a published Asko error code, and induction pan detection depends on the cookware as much as the hob.
Cooktop →
Bad Odour
An asko dishwasher bad odor is a symptom Asko does not assign a code to, and it is almost always a maintenance issue rather than a problem.
Dishwasher →
Cloudy Film On Glassware
An asko dishwasher cloudy film on glassware is a symptom, not an error code, and is usually a water-chemistry issue rather than a hardware problem.
Dishwasher →
Detergent Dispenser Will Not Open
An asko dishwasher dispenser will not open is a symptom Asko does not assign a code to on any of its three schemes.
Dishwasher →
Door Will Not Latch
An asko dishwasher door will not latch is a symptom that on the Outdoor service scheme surfaces as F:41.
Dishwasher →
F:10
An asko dishwasher f10 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine means a temperature stop problem.
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F:11
An asko dishwasher f11 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine points to inlet valve leakage.
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F:12
An asko dishwasher f12 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine means overfilling, too much water.
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F:40
An asko dishwasher f40 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine signals a thermistor failure.
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F:41
An asko dishwasher f41 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine simply means the door is open.
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F:42
An asko dishwasher f42 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine means the temperature increase was too slow.
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F:43
An asko dishwasher f43 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine is a water inlet problem.
Dishwasher →
F:44
An asko dishwasher f44 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine is a pressure sensor failure.
Dishwasher →
F:45
An asko dishwasher f45 outdoor code on the specialty Outdoor-series machine is a water outlet problem, meaning drainage failed.
Dishwasher →
F1
An asko dishwasher f1 code, shown as LED blink pattern L1 on the DW20.1 platform, flags a temperature stop problem.
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F10
An asko dishwasher f10 code on a current touchscreen or full-text display machine means overfilling water.
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F11
An asko dishwasher f11 code on a current display machine is a water outlet problem, meaning drainage failed.
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F12
An asko dishwasher f12 code on a current display machine is a water inlet problem, meaning the tub is not filling.
Dishwasher →
F2
An asko dishwasher f2 code, blink pattern L2 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, points to overfilling.
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F3
An asko dishwasher f3 code, blink pattern L3 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, signals a thermistor failure.
Dishwasher →
F4
An asko dishwasher f4 code, blink pattern L4 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, marks a water intake problem.
Dishwasher →
F40
An asko dishwasher f40 code on a current display machine points to inlet valve leakage.
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F41
An asko dishwasher f41 code on a current display machine such as the DSD746 signals a heater failure.
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F45
An asko dishwasher f45 code on a current display machine such as the DSD746 marks a diverter problem.
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F5
An asko dishwasher f5 code, blink pattern L11 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, points to valve leakage.
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F52
An asko dishwasher f52 code on a current display machine tells the owner to clean the filters.
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F54
An asko dishwasher f54 code on a current display machine is a second overfilling problem, distinct from F10.
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F56
An asko dishwasher f56 code on a current display machine is a circulation pump failure.
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F6
An asko dishwasher f6 code, blink pattern L12 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, indicates a pressure sensor failure.
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F67
An asko dishwasher f67 code on a current display machine is a second water inlet problem, distinct from F12.
Dishwasher →
F68
An asko dishwasher f68 code on the DSD746 current display generation is a BLDC drain pump failure.
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F7
An asko dishwasher f7 code, blink pattern L1+L2 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, flags a pumping-out problem.
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F8
An asko dishwasher f8 code, blink pattern L1+L3 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, means the filter is blocked.
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F9
An asko dishwasher f9 code, blink pattern L1+L4 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, signals a circulation problem.
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FA
An asko dishwasher fa code, blink pattern L1+L11 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, marks a turbidity sensor failure.
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FB
An asko dishwasher fb code, blink pattern L1+L12 on the legacy DW20.1 platform, points to a spray arm divider problem.
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Leaking From Door
An asko dishwasher leaking door is a symptom Asko does not tie to a single error code, since it is usually mechanical rather than electronic.
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Machine Will Not Start
An asko dishwasher will not start is a broad symptom that can trace back to power, door, or control causes across any of Asko's three schemes.
Dishwasher →
Mid Cycle Stop
An asko dishwasher stops mid cycle is a symptom that most often correlates with a code appearing on the display, but not always.
Dishwasher →
Not Draining
An asko dishwasher not draining is a symptom, not an Asko error code, though it often accompanies F7, F11, or F:45 on models that do display one.
Dishwasher →
Not Drying
An asko dishwasher not drying is a symptom that Asko does not tie to a single universal code across its platforms.
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Not Filling
An asko dishwasher not filling is a symptom that lines up with F4, F12, or F:43 depending on which control platform is fitted.
Dishwasher →
Poor Cleaning Results
An asko dishwasher poor cleaning result is a symptom that can point to F8, F9, F52, or F56 depending on the control platform.
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Unusually Loud Pump
An asko dishwasher loud pump is a symptom that often precedes a coded circulation or drain problem before the pump fails outright.
Dishwasher →
Clothes Still Damp
An asko dryer clothes still damp complaint is a symptom that can point to several different causes and is not itself an Asko error code.
Dryer →
Condenser Filter Clogging Repeatedly
An asko dryer condenser filter clogging repeatedly, faster than normal cleaning intervals should require, points to an upstream lint problem rather than the condenser itself.
Dryer →
Door Will Not Stay Shut
An asko dryer door will not stay shut prevents a cycle from starting or continuing and is a mechanical symptom independent of the control platform.
Dryer →
Drum Not Turning
An asko dryer drum not turning is a symptom, not an Asko error code, and points toward the belt or motor rather than the electronics.
Dryer →
ERROR_0
An asko dryer error_0 problem on the T411VD steam and heat-pump platform means a control unit failure that the manual says to have serviced.
Dryer →
ERROR_1
An asko dryer error_1 problem on the T411VD steam and heat-pump platform points to a thermistor failure in the temperature sensor.
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ERROR_3
An asko dryer error_3 problem on the T411VD steam and heat-pump platform means a pump failure in the condensate pump.
Dryer →
ERROR_4
An asko dryer error_4 problem on the T411VD steam and heat-pump platform means a control unit failure and the manual asks you to clean the filters first.
Dryer →
ERROR_5
An asko dryer error_5 problem on the T411VD steam and heat-pump platform means the maximum program time has been exceeded and the manual says to call service.
Dryer →
F10
An asko dryer f10 problem on the TD70.1 Type B panel means the condensate tank is full and its microswitch has opened.
Dryer →
F29
An asko dryer f29 problem on the TD70.1 Type B panel means a program cycle exceeded its 200-minute time limit.
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F30
An asko dryer f30 problem on the TD70.1 Type B panel means poor condensation caused by blocked external air.
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Heat Pump Unit Runs Long Cycles
An asko dryer heat pump long cycles complaint on the T411VD platform is often normal behavior, distinct from the ERROR_5 time-limit problem.
Dryer →
J1
An asko dryer j1 problem on the TD70.3 panel means the program cycle exceeded 200 minutes and the control stopped and reset it.
Dryer →
L2
An asko dryer l2 problem appears on the TD70.1 Type A panel and points to high ambient temperature combined with low heater output during condensation.
Dryer →
L3
An asko dryer l3 problem on the TD70.1 Type A panel means a program cycle has run past 200 minutes without completing.
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L4
An asko dryer l4 problem on the TD70.1 Type A panel means the condensate tank is full and its microswitch has opened.
Dryer →
LCD1
An asko dryer lcd1 problem on the TD70.3 panel points to a thermistor failure — an open circuit or malfunction in the drying temperature sensor.
Dryer →
LCD2
An asko dryer lcd2 prompt on the TD70.3 panel is a maintenance reminder to clean the condenser, triggered automatically every 100 cycles or by a blocked air passage.
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LCD3
An asko dryer lcd3 prompt on the TD70.3 panel is a maintenance reminder to clean the lint filter, triggered automatically every 100 cycles or by a repeat filter warning.
Dryer →
No Error Codes T208v
Owners searching for asko dryer no error codes t208v are right — Asko's own manual confirms this analog dryer family displays no error codes at all.
Dryer →
Noisy Drum
An asko dryer noisy drum, with thumping, squealing, or grinding during a cycle, is a mechanical symptom found on any Asko dryer regardless of control platform.
Dryer →
Not Heating
An asko dryer not heating is a symptom, not an Asko error code, and it can happen on any Asko dryer platform regardless of which board is fitted.
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Overheating Burning Smell
An asko dryer overheating burning smell is a safety-relevant symptom named directly in Asko's T208V manual and applies to every Asko dryer platform.
Dryer →
S1
An asko dryer s1 problem on the TD70.2 panel means an overflow condition — the condensate tank has been full for more than 30 seconds.
Dryer →
S1
An asko dryer s1 td70.3 problem means the same overflow condition as S1 on the earlier TD70.2 panel — the condensate tank is full.
Dryer →
S2
An asko dryer s2 problem on the TD70.2 panel means the program cycle exceeded 200 minutes and was stopped and reset by the control.
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S3
An asko dryer s3 problem on the TD70.2 panel points to a thermistor failure — an open circuit or malfunction in the drying temperature sensor.
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S4-S9
Asko dryer s4 s9 codes exist on the TD70.2 panel covering filter, anti-siphon, reversing-valve, hose, and sensor failures, but Asko does not publish an individual meaning for each number.
Dryer →
Stops Mid Cycle
An asko dryer stops mid cycle is a broad symptom that Asko's own T208V manual also lists directly, and the cause varies by platform.
Dryer →
Takes Too Long
An asko dryer takes too long describes gradually lengthening cycle times, distinct from the hard 200-minute stop codes on the TD70 platform.
Dryer →
Water Tank Fills Too Fast
An asko dryer water tank fills too fast, needing emptying more than once per cycle, is worth distinguishing from the normal end-of-cycle tank-full alert.
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Will Not Start
An asko dryer will not start is one of the symptoms Asko's own T208V manual lists directly, and it applies to every Asko dryer platform, not just the analog models.
Dryer →
Alarm Sounding
Asko freezer alarm sounding is a warning tone the problems table treats as a general temperature alert, never as a specific error code.
Freezer →
Cold Fridge Warm
Asko freezer cold fridge warm on a combined RFN unit is a problems-table symptom, and the freezer side is not the one responsible.
Freezer →
Compressor Not Starting
Asko freezer compressor not starting is a symptom in the problems table describing a compressor that will not run at all.
Freezer →
Defrost Drain Blocked
Asko freezer defrost drain blocked is a specific mechanical cause behind several symptoms in the problems table, not an error code itself.
Freezer →
Door Wont Close
Asko freezer door not closing fully is a symptom in the problems table, and it is never presented with an error code.
Freezer →
Drawers Frozen Shut
Asko freezer drawers frozen shut is a symptom the problems table covers as a defrost-related issue, not as an error code.
Freezer →
Frost Rear Wall
Asko freezer frost buildup on the rear interior wall is a documented FN31842I symptom, distinct from any error code.
Freezer →
Ice Door Seal
Asko freezer door seal ice building around the gasket is a symptom covered in the problems table, apart from any error code.
Freezer →
Loud Clicking
Asko freezer clicking noise from a failing start relay is a symptom the problems table addresses, without any error code.
Freezer →
Lower Drawer Thawing
Asko freezer lower drawer thawing while upper drawers stay solid is a symptom in the problems table, without any error code.
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Not Freezing
An asko freezer not freezing is a symptom Asko's FN31842I problems table addresses directly, with no error code involved.
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Runs Constantly
An asko freezer runs constantly with little or no off cycle, a symptom the problems table treats separately from temperature complaints.
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Temperature Drifting
Asko freezer temperature drifting upward over time is a problems-table symptom, not something a display code identifies.
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Water Leaking Floor
Asko freezer water leaking onto the floor is a documented problems-table symptom, separate from any error code.
Freezer →
Combi Convection Not Heating
An asko combi convection not heating on an OCM or OCSM combi microwave is a symptom, not an error code, and points specifically at the convection element circuit rather than the microwave side.
Microwave →
Display Dead
An asko microwave display dead with no lights or response is a symptom, not an error code, and starts with the same basic power checks as any built-in appliance.
Microwave →
Door Latch Not Registering
An asko microwave door latch not registering is a symptom, not a decoded code, and it is a safety-relevant one since the unit should never run with the door not properly confirmed closed.
Microwave →
ERROR XX
An asko microwave error code shows only as a bare ERROR XX and is never decoded by Asko — here is what the manual instructs and the real safety reason not to open the cabinet yourself.
Microwave →
Extremely Loud Operation
An asko microwave extremely loud operation, beyond the unit's normal hum, is a symptom, not an error code, and usually comes from the fan or turntable rather than the high-voltage circuit.
Microwave →
Fan Runs Constantly
An asko microwave fan runs constantly, even when the unit is idle, is a symptom, not an error code, and often points at a thermal switch stuck closed.
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Hums But Does Not Heat
An asko microwave hums but does not heat is a symptom, not a published error code, and most often points at the magnetron or high-voltage circuit rather than the control board.
Microwave →
Keypad Unresponsive
An asko microwave keypad unresponsive while the display still works is a symptom, not a decoded code, and is distinct from a fully dead display.
Microwave →
Sparking Inside Cavity
An asko microwave sparking inside cavity is a safety symptom to stop the cycle over immediately, not an error code, and has both harmless and genuinely dangerous causes.
Microwave →
Steam Function Not Working
An asko microwave steam function not working, specific to the five-in-one OCSM line, is a symptom, not an error code, and traces to the same steam-generation parts as a standalone steam oven.
Microwave →
Trips The Breaker
An asko microwave trips the breaker is a safety symptom to stop resetting repeatedly, not an error code, and points at a short somewhere in the high-voltage or supply circuit.
Microwave →
Turntable Will Not Turn
An asko microwave turntable will not turn is a symptom, not an error code, and is one of the more DIY-friendly issues on a built-in Asko microwave.
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Unit Runs Then Stops
An asko microwave runs then stops partway through a cycle is a symptom, not an error code, and often points at a door interlock or thermal protection cutting the cycle short.
Microwave →
Burning Smell On First Use
An asko cooker burning smell on first use is usually a normal break-in symptom, but any smell that does not fade quickly means stopping use immediately.
Range →
Control Knob Spins Freely
An asko control knob spinning symptom means a dial on an Asko cooker turns without engaging the switch underneath.
Range →
Door Seal Leaking Heat
An asko oven door seal leaking heat symptom shows up as warm air and uneven cooking around the door edge of an Asko cooker.
Range →
Grill Element Not Working
An asko grill element not working symptom means the top broil element in an Asko oven cavity stays dark while the bake element still works.
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Hob Glass Cracked
An asko hob glass cracked symptom is a safety condition on an Asko cooker that means the cooktop must stop being used immediately.
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Hob Zone Stays Cold
An asko hob zone not heating describes one cooktop zone on an Asko cooker staying cold while the rest of the glass-ceramic hob works normally.
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Hob Zone Weak
An asko hob zone weak heat symptom shows up as one burner on an Asko cooker warming pans much slower than the others.
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Backdraft Down The Duct
An asko hood backdraft duct symptom means outside air, cold drafts, or odors are coming down through the ductwork into the kitchen.
Range Hood →
Blower Will Not Start
An asko range hood not working symptom, most often a blower that will not start at all, points first to the fan motor or its capacitor.
Range Hood →
Controls Unresponsive
An asko hood controls unresponsive symptom means the button or touch panel on an Asko hood does not respond to any input.
Range Hood →
Does Not Clear Steam
An asko hood not clearing steam symptom means the fan runs but the kitchen still fills with steam and cooking odors.
Range Hood →
Filters Saturated Too Quickly
An asko hood filters clog fast symptom means the grease filters on an Asko hood need cleaning far more often than expected.
Range Hood →
Grease Dripping From Canopy
An asko hood grease dripping symptom means liquid grease is collecting and falling from the underside of an Asko hood canopy.
Range Hood →
Lights Not Working
An asko hood light not working symptom means the cooktop lighting on an Asko range hood has stopped illuminating.
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Motor Noisy Or Rumbling
An asko hood motor noisy or rumbling symptom usually means the blower bearings or fan wheel need attention before the motor fails outright.
Range Hood →
Recirculation Not Clearing Odours
An asko recirculating hood odours symptom means an Asko hood set to recirculation mode is no longer clearing cooking smells from the kitchen.
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Slide Out Panel Jammed
An asko slide out hood jammed symptom means the pull-out glass panel on a slide-out Asko hood will not extend or retract smoothly.
Range Hood →
Turns Itself Off
An asko hood shuts off symptom describes an Asko range hood fan that starts normally but stops running on its own after a short time.
Range Hood →
Vibrates At High Speed
An asko hood vibrates high speed symptom means an Asko range hood shakes noticeably only when run on its highest fan setting.
Range Hood →
Oven Door Will Not Close Flush
An asko oven door not closing flush symptom shows an Asko cooker door that latches but sits slightly open at one edge.
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Oven Light Not Working
An asko oven light out symptom means the interior cavity light on an Asko cooker no longer illuminates.
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Oven Not Heating At All
An asko range not heating is a symptom, not an Asko error code, and it usually points to the element circuit or the door safety switch.
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Oven Temperature Runs Hot
An asko oven running too hot describes an Asko cooker cavity that overshoots the dial setting and scorches food.
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Oven Will Not Reach Temperature
An asko oven undertemp is a symptom on an Asko cooker where the cavity heats but stalls well short of the set point.
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Rocks Not Level
An asko cooker not level symptom means the freestanding unit rocks or tilts on the kitchen floor and needs its feet adjusted.
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Trips The Breaker
An asko range trips breaker symptom is a safety condition on an Asko cooker that calls for stopping use of the appliance right away.
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Bad Odor
Asko refrigerator bad odor is a symptom the problems table treats as a maintenance issue rather than an error code.
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Condensation Door Frame
Asko refrigerator door condensation forming around the frame is a problems-table symptom, and no error code accompanies it.
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Control Panel Unresponsive
An asko refrigerator control panel unresponsive to touch is a symptom described in the problems table, not an error code.
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Door Wont Seal
Asko refrigerator door not sealing, including a misaligned integrated furniture door, is covered as a symptom in the problems table, never as a code.
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Fan Buzzing
Asko refrigerator fan noise, a buzzing or rattling sound from the evaporator or condenser fan, is a problems-table symptom with no code attached.
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Freezing Food
Asko refrigerator freezing food in the fresh-food compartment is a documented symptom in the problems table, never presented as a code.
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Fridge Warm Freezer Cold
Asko fridge warm freezer cold on a combined RFN unit is a symptom the problems table addresses, without any error code involved.
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Ice Rear Wall
Asko refrigerator ice buildup on the rear inner wall is listed as a symptom in the problems table, distinct from any error code.
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Light Not Working
Asko refrigerator light not working inside the compartment is a plain symptom entry in the problems table, with nothing coded about it.
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Noisy Compressor
Asko refrigerator noisy compressor operation is a symptom the manual's problems table addresses without assigning any code to it.
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Not Cooling
An asko refrigerator not cooling is a symptom, not an Asko error code — the manuals give a diagnostic table, not a display alert, for this failure.
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Runs Constantly
An asko refrigerator runs constantly with the compressor rarely, or never, cycling off, a symptom the problems table covers without any code.
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Symbol D Alarm
The asko refrigerator symbol d alarm is a flashing warning symbol shown on RFN31831EI-family models, not an Asko error code and not covered by any meaning table.
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Trips Breaker
An asko refrigerator trips breaker is a symptom the problems table flags as an electrical safety issue, and it carries no error code.
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Warm While Running
Asko refrigerator running warm while the compressor keeps operating is a symptom the manuals list in their problems table, with no code attached.
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Water Pooling Base
Asko refrigerator water pooling at the base of the cabinet is covered as a symptom row in the problems table, with no error code involved.
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Bad Odour Drum Smells
An asko washer bad odour complaint is not tied to any published error code — it is almost always a buildup issue inside the drum or seal, not a component failure.
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Close the Door
An asko washer close the door message on the premium text-label panel simply means the door has to be shut before the program will start.
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Cycle Takes Too Long
An asko washer cycle takes too long complaint can be entirely normal on some programs, or can trace back to a problem a slower-acting code family is trying to work around.
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Detergent Not Dispensing
An asko washer detergent not dispensing complaint has no dedicated code on any Asko washer panel — it is a mechanical dispenser issue every time.
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Door opening problem
An asko washer door opening problem on the text-label panel is another direct call-for-service message, this time on the W6884 Eco.
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Door Will Not Open
An asko washer door will not open complaint has a matching code on most panels, but this page covers what to check regardless of which control board is fitted.
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E0
An asko washer e0 code on the WM75/PMCU platform means an incorrect setting was selected, not a hardware failure.
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E1
An asko washer e1 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a thermistor error, meaning the temperature sensor is not reporting correctly.
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E10
An asko washer e10 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a water level sensor error, distinct from the overflow condition covered by E11.
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E11
An asko washer e11 code on the WM75/PMCU platform means water is overflowing in the drum, the platform's equivalent of the F10 overfilling code.
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E12
An asko washer e12 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a motor or motor control error, meaning the drum drive is not responding correctly.
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E2
An asko washer e2 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a door lock error, meaning the control cannot confirm the door has locked.
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E23
An asko washer e23 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a door unlock error, the opposite failure to the E2 door lock error earlier in the table.
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E3
An asko washer e3 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a water filling error, the platform's version of a fill-side problem.
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E36
An asko washer e36 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a communication error between the user interface and the PMCU control module.
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E37
An asko washer e37 code on the WM75/PMCU platform means the PMCU and user interface software versions are not compatible with each other.
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E6
An asko washer e6 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a heating error, meaning the wash water is not being heated correctly.
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E7
An asko washer e7 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a draining error, the platform's core drainage problem.
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E7.1
An asko washer e7.1 code on the WM75/PMCU platform is a drain system alert, closely related to the main E7 draining error on the same table.
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Excessive Vibration
An asko washer excessive vibration complaint often relates to the imbalance behavior several panels describe, but persistent shaking usually points to a mechanical issue instead.
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F1
An asko washer f1 code on the numbered-LED W6222/W6342 panel is an overflow or over-filling problem that the manual sends straight to service.
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F10
An asko washer f10 code on a W6xxx display panel means the machine is overfilling and wants the water tap shut off.
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F11
An asko washer f11 code on a W6xxx display panel points to a drainage error, usually a blocked or kinked hose.
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F12
An asko washer f12 code on a W6xxx display panel is a water inlet problem, usually a closed tap or a blocked inlet filter.
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F3
An asko washer f3 code on the numbered-LED panel means the grey drain hose or pump has a blockage or drainage error.
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F4
An asko washer f4 code on the numbered-LED panel is a water intake error tied to the white inlet hose.
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F6
An asko washer f6 code on the numbered-LED panel is a door opening problem that the manual sends straight to service.
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L1
An asko washer l1 code means the door is not closed on a W6022, but the same L1 means an overflow problem on a W6324 — the L-numbering is not universal.
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L2
An asko washer l2 code means over-filling on a W6022 but a water outlet problem on a W6324, another example of the L-numbers not carrying across models.
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L3
An asko washer l3 code is a drainage error on a W6022 but a water inlet problem on a W6324 — the two panels swap which side of the water system L3 covers.
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L4
An asko washer l4 code is a water intake error on a W6022, but on a W6324 the same L4 is just an imbalance notice that needs no action.
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L5
An asko washer l5 code exists as an LED label on the W6022 panel, but the manual gives no written description of what it means.
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L6
An asko washer l6 code on the W6022 panel is a door opening error that the manual sends straight to Customer Care.
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Leaking
An asko washer leaking complaint is not the same as the overfilling codes several panels display — a leak can happen with no error code at all.
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Over flow problem
An asko washer over flow problem on the text-label panel tells you to shut off the water tap and check the water outlet error message next.
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Security problem
An asko washer security problem on the text-label panel is the manual's direct instruction to call the service division rather than continue troubleshooting.
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Stops Mid Cycle
An asko washer stops mid cycle complaint can point to any of the coded problems across the different panels, since almost every problem family pauses the cycle when it triggers.
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Unbalance
An asko washer unbalance message on the text-label panel is a normal self-correcting event, not a problem that needs action.
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Wash motor failure
An asko washer wash motor failure on the text-label panel means the manual wants the service division or Customer Care Center contacted directly.
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Water inlet problem
An asko washer water inlet problem on the text-label panel means the tap is not open or the inlet valve filter is blocked.
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Water Not Heating
An asko washer water not heating complaint has a matching E6 code on the PMCU platform, but older panels may not display anything at all for this problem.
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Water outlet problem
An asko washer water outlet problem on the text-label panel means the drain hose or pump is blocked or kinked.
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Will Not Drain
An asko washer will not drain complaint corresponds to a coded problem on most Asko panels, but this page covers the general troubleshooting if your model shows nothing.
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Will Not Fill
An asko washer will not fill complaint usually maps to a specific inlet code on your panel, but this page walks through the checks that apply across every Asko washer generation.
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Will Not Spin
An asko washer will not spin complaint can show up with or without a code, depending on which control panel your machine has.
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Will Not Start
An asko washer will not start complaint often traces back to a door or setting issue that some panels flag with a code, like E0 or E2, and some do not.
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Asko washer error codes (five code families)

Five families, one appliance

Asko has used five different washer code systems across its model generations, so the opening job is working out which board your machine carries before any code is read. The families do not share meanings, and a number that is harmless on one platform can be serious on another.

The display and LED families

On the W6-series display, F10 signals overfilling, F11 a drainage fault, and F12 a blocked or closed water inlet. The WM75 and PMCU platform, such as the W4114C, reports an E-series range from E0 up to roughly E37. Numbered-LED models like the W6222 use F1, F3, F4, and F6, while the analog-LED W6022 and W6324 flash L1 through L6 whose meanings vary by model.

The premium-panel exception

Top-of-range Asko washers skip numbers entirely and print a short text label describing the fault, which is read straight off the panel rather than looked up in a table.

What to check, and when to call

A fill or drain warning usually points at the tap, the inlet filter, or a kinked drain hose, all worth checking early. A motor, door-lock, or control fault that persists calls for an experienced technician and the correct genuine OEM or trusted-supplier part. Browse the washer error codes page or the wider error-codes library, then book washer repair.

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