Asko Error Codes

Common error codes our technicians see in the field. Find your code, learn what it means, and book a diagnostic if you need one.

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Below are 30 common Asko error codes our technicians see in the field, ordered by severity. Find your code, see what it typically means, and call us if you need expert help. transparent service-call pricing (applied to repair).

Critical (5)

— food spoiling, safety, or appliance unusable
CodeWhat it means
F19Water inlet valve stuck open: Too much water is entering the dishwasher.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will replace the water inlet valve.
F23Water leak detected in base: Water has accumulated in the appliance's base.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will find and repair the source of the leak.
F3Water leak detected: Water has leaked into the base of the dishwasher.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will locate and repair the source of the leak, often a faulty seal or hose.
F30Water leak detected: An internal water leak has been identified.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will locate and repair the source of the water leak.
F8Overheating fault: The water temperature has exceeded safe limits.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will check the thermostat and heating element for malfunction.

Important (23)— needs service within days

CodeWhat it means
F1Water inlet fault: Not enough water entering the dishwasher.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will check water inlet valve, water pressure, and fill hose for obstructions.
F10Drain pump fault: The drain pump is blocked or malfunctioning.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will clean or replace the drain pump assembly.
F11Water level sensor fault: The sensor measuring water level is not working.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and replace the water level sensor (pressure switch).
F12Heating element fault: The heating element has failed.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and replace the heating element.
F13Control board fault: The main electronic control board has an issue.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will diagnose and potentially replace the main control board.
F14Motor fault: The circulation pump motor is not operating correctly.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and replace the circulation pump motor.
F15Water fill error: The dishwasher is not filling with water within the expected time.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will check water supply, inlet valve, and fill hose.
F16Drain error: The dishwasher is not draining water within the expected time.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect and clear the drain pump, filter, and hose.
F17Temperature sensor fault: The sensor measuring water temperature is faulty.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and replace the temperature sensor (thermistor).
F18Door lock fault: The door latch mechanism is not engaging or releasing.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect and repair or replace the door lock assembly.
F2Drain fault: Water is not draining from the dishwasher.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect and clear the drain pump, filter, and drain hose.
F20Drain pump motor overload: The drain pump motor has overheated.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will check for obstructions in the drain pump and motor.
F21Water circulation fault: The pump is not circulating water properly.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect the circulation pump and its pathways.
F22Heating system fault: An issue with the heating circuit.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test the heating element, thermostat, and wiring.
F24Main pump fault: The primary pump for water circulation has failed.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will diagnose and replace the main circulation pump.
F25Communication error between control boards.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will check wiring and potentially replace control modules.
F27Temperature sensor error: Incorrect temperature readings detected.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and replace the temperature sensor.
F28Inlet valve failure: The valve responsible for water entry is not functioning.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will replace the water inlet valve.
F29Drain system fault: Problem with the drainage process.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect the drain pump, filter, and hose for blockages or failure.
F4Heating fault: The water is not heating to the correct temperature.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and likely replace the heating element or thermostat.
F5Circulation pump fault: The pump responsible for spraying water is not working.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect and test the circulation pump motor.
F7Communication fault: Internal electronic components are not communicating.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will diagnose and potentially replace the main control board.
F9Inlet valve fault: The valve controlling water entry is stuck or faulty.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will test and replace the water inlet valve.

Minor (2)— quality of life issue, can wait

CodeWhat it means
F26Water softener fault (if applicable): Issue with the internal water softener.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will inspect and service the water softener unit.
F6Drying fault: The drying system is not functioning correctly.
Models: Style, Logic
Fix: Technician will check the drying element and related sensors.

Code matches a symptom? Read the diagnostic guide

Asko codes often correspond to a broader appliance issue. Match your code to a symptom below:

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Error code meanings are based on field observation by our technicians. Some codes may indicate multiple underlying issues — a diagnostic visit confirms the root cause. We are an independent appliance repair service and not affiliated with Asko or its parent manufacturer. Codes shown reflect common scenarios across the Asko product line; specific behavior may vary by model year and configuration.

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  2. 2

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