What to do now
Run a Drain and Spin cycle to remove residual water if the washer can be operated safely.
Too much residual water was detected in the washer. Run a Drain and Spin cycle to remove residual water if the washer can be operated safely. Do not keep running the appliance if the code returns or a safety sign appears.
Region: United States. This page does not generalize the code to every Whirlpool washer.
The washer detected too much water left in the tub after the cycle state where it expected less residual water.
Confirmed: Whirlpool documents F0E8 for top-load washers as water remaining in the tub. The official safe action is to run Drain and Spin and call for service if the problem persists.
Run a Drain and Spin cycle to remove residual water if the washer can be operated safely.
Only after safe supply checks and only if the code clears.
Stop if water remains, the washer leaks, the pump sounds abnormal, or electrical safety is uncertain.
Contact service if F0E8 persists after a safe Drain and Spin cycle.
No reset procedure is published here because the current source does not document one for this scope.
Do not keep restarting cycles if water remains after Drain and Spin.
Record the model label, water level, cycle phase, whether Drain and Spin ran, and whether F0E8 returned.