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Whirlpool Washing Machine (Top Load) F# E# / F## error code

Difficulty: Medium · Cost: $0–$350 · Duration: 1m

Any F# E# or F## code on your Whirlpool top load HE washer means the control detected a system error. Press START/PAUSE once to clear the code then press START/PAUSE again to restart the washer. If the code does not clear contact a qualified technician or schedule service.

Common causes

  • Internal sensor, control board, motor, or component fault detected by the washer's diagnostic system

How to fix it

  1. 1

    Press START/PAUSE once to clear the code

  2. 2

    Press START/PAUSE again to restart the washer

  3. 3

    If the code does not clear contact a qualified technician or schedule service online

  4. 4

    Note the specific code displayed before calling as this helps the technician diagnose the issue

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1

drn

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2

HC

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3

LdL

The lid is not locking properly

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4

LdU

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F# E# / F## error — frequently asked questions

What does the F# E# / F## error mean on a Whirlpool washing machine (top load)?

A system error was detected — attempt a reset then contact service if it persists

What causes the F# E# / F## error?

The F# E# / F## error is usually caused by: Internal sensor, control board, motor, or component fault detected by the washer's diagnostic system.

Can I fix the F# E# / F## error myself?

It's possible for a moderately handy person, but budget 1m and expect some disassembly.

How much does it cost to fix the F# E# / F## error?

Fixing the F# E# / F## error on a Whirlpool washing machine (top load) typically costs $0–$350, depending on parts and whether you do it yourself or hire a technician.

Is it safe to keep using my washing machine (top load) with the F# E# / F## error?

In most cases yes, but it's best to address the F# E# / F## error soon — see the fix steps below to resolve it.