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AEG Dishwashers error codes

Verified error codes, explanations, and safe checks for AEG Dishwashers.

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This directory lists verified fault codes for AEG Dishwashers. Each card opens a full guide with likely causes, owner-safe checks, and a clear stop point for professional service.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find the right AEG Dishwashers code?

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What is i10 on a AEG Dishwashers?

AEG identifies i10 as a water-inlet problem: the dishwasher is not receiving water. Check the household supply, tap and inlet hose first. Instructions and water-pressure limits can vary by model and region, so use the manual for your dishwasher rather than applying figures from another region. If the error persists after these checks, contact an authorised service provider.

What is i30 on a AEG Dishwashers?

AEG uses i30 to indicate that the dishwasher’s anti-flood protection has activated, often because water has collected in the appliance base. The drain pump may run continuously. The code signals a leak-protection event; it does not identify the failed part. Guidance can vary by model, and no model or PNC was provided, so check the appliance’s own manual for model-specific information.