AEG EES error codes
10 codes are documented for this machine. 6 of them mean you should stop using it until the fault is fixed.
This page also covers FSS, which report the same set of fault codes as the EES.
| Code | What it means | Can you keep using it |
|---|---|---|
| i10 | The machine asked for water and not enough arrived, so it stopped rather than starting a wash with an empty tub. | Usable, but not working properly |
| i20 | The machine has tried to empty itself and the water has not gone, so it has stopped with dirty water still standing in the base. | Stop using the machine |
| i23 | The cover that seals the drain pump is loose, fitted incorrectly, or missing altogether, so the pump cannot build suction and the water stays where it is. | Stop using the machine |
| i24 | Something solid has reached the drain pump and is stopping the impeller turning. The machine reports it rather than continuing to drive a motor that cannot move. | Stop using the machine |
| i30 | The anti-flood device in the base of the machine has been triggered by water where there should not be any. The appliance shuts the wash down and runs its drain pump to stop the water spreading across the floor. | Stop using the machine |
| i40 | The appliance cannot get a trustworthy reading of how much water is inside it, so it halts rather than guessing and either running dry or overfilling. | Usable, but not working properly |
| i50 | The motor that drives water up to the spray arms is not behaving as the control board expects, so the wash is abandoned. The manufacturer publishes this as one fault covering the whole i5 range rather than giving each suffix its own meaning. | Stop using the machine |
| i60 | The water inside is hotter than the programme allows, or the appliance can no longer trust what its temperature sensor is telling it. Dishes often come out damp or poorly dried when this appears. | Usable, but not working properly |
| iF0 | The appliance has found more water inside itself than the programme called for. The manufacturer's manual defines the iF1 form specifically as the level being too high. | Stop using the machine |
| PF | The voltage reaching the appliance has drifted outside the band it is built to run on, so the cycle pauses. It picks up again by itself once the supply steadies. This reports a problem with the electricity feeding the machine, not with the machine. | Usable, but not working properly |
See every AEG dishwasher code, including codes that have not been confirmed as applying to this model.