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Most searched GE dishwasher codes

CodeMeaning
E1Not a GE dishwasher fault code. GE's published dishwasher fault list contains no E1: GE's consumer displays are a number plus H for Delay Start, the C-code family (C1-C8), PF, Cup Open, H2O, FTD and PrS word displays, and LEAK DETECTED or 999 on leak-detection models, while GE's service sheet uses numeric F-codes read in Fault Code Display Mode. An earlier version of this entry tied E1 to the fill/drain system from 'period documentation'; that claim could not be traced to any GE document and is withdrawn. Diagnose the machine by its symptom, using the real GE code that symptom belongs to.
FEDNot a code GE publishes. 'FED' appears in neither GE's consumer dishwasher fault list — which reports faults as words and short codes such as FTD (Failure To Drain), H2O (low water) and PrS — nor in the fault table of GE's dishwasher service sheet, where stored faults are numeric F-codes (F86, F98 and their family) read in Fault Code Display Mode. The expansions sold online for it ('Fill Error Detected', 'Flood Error Detection') appear in no GE source.
FTDFailure To Drain — the dishwasher did not drain (GE's plain-language drain code).
H2OH2O error — the dishwasher is not detecting water fill (fill fault).
IHDisplay fragment, not a standalone GE dishwasher code — 'IH' is most plausibly a partial/mis-read rendering (GE dishwasher displays use words like H2O; a 1H/IH reading is usually a timer/delay display or segment artefact).