Safety Disclaimer
Read this before acting on anything you find on ErrorCompass.
Stop immediately if you notice any of the following
Stop using the appliance and disconnect it from power if you notice smoke, sparks, a burning smell, exposed wiring, significant leaking or signs of overheating. Gas appliances should be handled only according to the manufacturer’s safety instructions and by an appropriately qualified professional.
Things we will never ask you to do
- Open or reach inside an appliance that is connected to power
- Touch live electrical components or test high-voltage parts
- Bypass, disable or defeat a safety switch, interlock or residual current device
- Modify a gas connection or work on a refrigerant system
- Continue using an appliance that is smoking, sparking or smells of burning
If a guide appears to suggest any of the above, it is an error — please report it immediately.
Information is general, not a diagnosis
Error codes indicate that an appliance has detected a condition. They do not confirm which component has failed. The same code can mean different things on different brands, models and regions. Always check the official user manual for your specific model, and treat this site as a starting point for understanding rather than a repair authorisation.
Professional work
Electrical, gas and refrigerant work is regulated in many countries and may legally require a licensed professional. Repairs carried out by unqualified people can cause injury, fire, property damage and may invalidate your warranty or home insurance.
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