Amana Dishwasher Error Codes

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📋 Error Code Index — Amana Dishwasher

F3E1 Inlet Thermistor Fault F6E4 Water Inlet Valve Fault F8E4 Flow Meter Fault

F3E1

Inlet Thermistor Fault

Water temperature sensor open or reading outside the expected range — temperature cannot be monitored correctly.

Medium Priority

Possible Causes
Thermistor failed open or shorted internally
Connector to thermistor loose or corroded
Diagnostic Steps
1Inspect thermistor connector for corrosion or loose fit
2Test thermistor resistance — value should vary with water temperature
3Replace thermistor if reading is open (OL) or near zero ohms

F6E4

Water Inlet Valve Fault

Water inlet valve not operating correctly — not opening on demand or not closing after fill cycle.

Medium Priority

Possible Causes
Inlet valve solenoid failed — not opening or not closing
Low household water pressure below 20 psi minimum
Inlet valve screen clogged with mineral deposits
Diagnostic Steps
1Check water pressure at supply — minimum 20 psi required
2Remove and clean inlet valve screen of mineral deposits
3Test valve solenoid resistance — replace valve if solenoid failed

F8E4

Flow Meter Fault

Water flow meter not detecting correct flow rate through inlet — water volume cannot be measured accurately.

Medium Priority

Possible Causes
Flow meter failed internally
Debris on flow meter paddle restricting rotation
Wiring to flow meter damaged or open
Diagnostic Steps
1Inspect and clean flow meter paddle — remove any debris
2Verify paddle spins freely by hand
3Test flow meter operation and replace if failed

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Important Notice: Dishwasher error code information on this page is based on Amana manufacturer service documentation. Always disconnect power and water supply before inspecting internal components. Fault behavior and diagnostic steps may vary by model year and configuration. When in doubt, contact a certified appliance technician. AppliancesCare Appliance Repair LLC provides this information for educational purposes only.