Maintenance procedures
- Check household hot and cold water supply for fill faults.
- Check fill hose routing when HC or F8 E1/LF/Lo FL appears.
- Use HE detergent when Sud appears.
Manufacturer support article describing multiple codes for Whirlpool top-load HE washers. It supports code pages only within that product scope.
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For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, LF, Lo FL or F8 E1 is documented as a long-fill or water-supply problem.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, HC is documented as hot and cold inlet hoses installed incorrectly and shown at the end of the wash cycle.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, LdL is documented as the lid not locking, with checks for load items under the lid and detergent buildup around the lid lock mechanism.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, Ofb is documented as an out-of-balance load; the article says the washer may run a load-balance correction routine, then users can redistribute the load and press START/PAUSE when stopped.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, drn is documented as the washer not draining properly, and Whirlpool notes this can sometimes be an installation problem.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, PF is documented as a wash cycle interrupted by power failure, with START held to restart or POWER pressed to clear the display.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, Sud is documented as excessive suds, with HE detergent use called out by the manufacturer.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, LdU is documented as the lid not unlocking because objects on the lid may prevent unlocking.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, lid is listed in the official top-load error-code article as a lid-related display condition within that washer scope.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, OL is documented as an overloaded washer load, with removal of several items before restarting.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, LF is listed with Lo FL and F8 E1, and Whirlpool points that group to its F8 E1 or LO FL display guidance.
For Whirlpool top-load HE washers, Lo FL is listed with LF and F8 E1, and Whirlpool points that code group to F8 E1 or LO FL display guidance.
Whirlpool documents F0E9 as an unbalanced-load code and recommends canceling or pausing, draining if water is present, and rearranging or reducing the load before restart.
Whirlpool documents F0E8 as too much residual water in the tub and recommends running Drain and Spin, then service if the problem persists.
Whirlpool documents F1E1 with a five-minute disconnect from the power source to reset the washer control, followed by service if help is still needed.