Decision tree
Washer not filling troubleshooting
Cautious owner-level checks for washer no-fill, slow-fill, inlet, and water-supply codes before touching hoses, valves, or panels.
Safe first
- Do not force a locked washer open.
- Turn water off before touching hose connections.
- Use the exact brand and code page for model-specific lock or retry behavior.
Stop and call service when
- Hose screens, valves, or internal access are required.
- Water leaks appear around the washer.
- The code persists with normal household water supply.
Decision sequence
Confirm water supply
Check that hot and cold faucets are open and that inlet hoses are not kinked.
Check recent installation
Recent movement or installation can reverse hoses, pinch hoses, or create water-pressure issues.
Avoid repeated resets
If the washer locks or repeats the code, follow the manufacturer lockout guidance rather than unplugging repeatedly.
Related symptom hubs
Related code records
IEError code
LG US front-load washer guidance documents IE as insufficient water within the allowed fill time; check the supply and visible hoses.
4EError code
Manufacturer guidance usually ties 4E to a condition where the washer has detected a water supply problem.
F8 E1Error code
Usually indicates that the washer is not detecting the expected incoming water.
F8 E1Error code
This code commonly appears when the washer is not detecting the correct incoming water level.
H2O SupplyError code
Usually indicates that the washer is not receiving the expected water supply or pressure.
E1Error code
Usually indicates that a Frigidaire top-load washer is not filling or is filling too slowly.
E11Error code
Electrolux front-load washer guidance documents E11 as failure to fill during washing; unplugging restarts a lockout of up to six minutes.