On current Viking VDWU and FDWU dishwashers in the 324, 524 and 724 series, including the water-softener versions, E:01 means overflow. The machine took in too much water or there is leakage somewhere inside, and the…
On current Viking VDWU and FDWU dishwashers in the 324, 524 and 724 series, including the water-softener versions, E:01 means overflow. The machine took in too much water or there is leakage somewhere inside, and the E:01 icon flashes on the program indicator. If E:01 does not go away after the machine drains, a permanent problem is present and service is needed.
1. Turn off the water supply valve under the sink. 2. Switch off the dishwasher's breaker and mop up any water around it. 3. Wait a few minutes, restore power, and see whether the machine drains and the icon clears. 4. If E:01 keeps flashing, leave the water off and call us.
Water can reach the floor, so shut off the water supply and the power first. The machine is designed to drain on its own, but do not leave a flashing E:01 unattended.
It can if the extra water drains and the problem was one-time. The manual says that if it does not disappear, a permanent problem exists and service is required.
Yes. Check the floor and the cabinet under the dishwasher after you turn the water off. Tell us what you found, as it helps us to decide what to bring.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.