The error code F3 E2 on your Kenmore washer indicates an inlet water temperature sensor issue. This sensor is responsible for monitoring the temperature of the cold water entering the washer. The washer uses this information to adjust the water temperature during different wash cycles.

Here's a breakdown of the possible causes and troubleshooting steps for the F3 E2 error.

Possible Causes of F3 E2 Error

• Faulty water temperature sensor - The sensor itself might be malfunctioning and sending incorrect signals to the control board about the incoming water temperature.
• Loose electrical connections - Electrical connections between the water temperature sensor and the control board might be loose or damaged, disrupting communication.
• Incorrect water hose connection (less likely) - In rare cases, if the hot and cold water supply hoses are reversed, the washer might receive mostly hot water, triggering the F3 E2 error as the sensor detects a higher temperature than expected for cold water.

The error code F3 E1 on a Kenmore washer indicates a problem with the water level sensor. This sensor plays a crucial role in the washing process by monitoring the amount of water that fills the washer drum during each cycle.

Here's a breakdown of the possible reasons and troubleshooting steps for the F3 E1 error 

Possible Causes of F3 E1 Error

• Faulty water level sensor - The water level sensor itself might be malfunctioning and sending incorrect signals to the control board about the water level in the drum.
• Clogged pressure hose - A clogged hose that connects the water level sensor to the washer tub can prevent the sensor from getting accurate readings.
• Faulty control board (less likely) - In rare cases, the error might indicate a problem with the main control board, not recognizing signals from the water level sensor even if it's functioning correctly.

The error code F2 E4 on a Kenmore washer indicates an issue with the user interface (UI) or its associated wiring. The user interface typically refers to the control panel on your washer, which allows you to select wash cycles, adjust settings, and interact with the machine.

Here's a breakdown of the possible causes and troubleshooting steps for the F2 E4 error.

Possible Causes of F2 E4 Error

• Malfunctioning control panel buttons or components - The buttons, knobs, or touchscreens on the control panel might be malfunctioning and not sending proper signals to the washer's control board.
• Faulty control board (less likely) - In rare cases, the error might indicate a problem with the main control board itself, not recognizing signals from the user interface components.
• Loose electrical connections - Electrical connections between the control panel and the control board might be loose or damaged, disrupting communication.

The error code F2 E3 on a Kenmore washer signifies a problem with the lid lock mechanism. This means the washer's control board isn't detecting a secure closure of the washer door, preventing the washer from starting a wash cycle. Here's a breakdown of the possible reasons and troubleshooting steps.

Possible Causes of F2 E3 Error

• Improperly closed lid - The most common reason is simply an unsecured lid. Ensure the washer door is firmly shut and all latches are engaged.
• Foreign object obstructing latch - Laundry items or debris caught between the door and the door seal can prevent the lid from closing properly and engaging the lock.
• Faulty lid lock mechanism - If the lock itself is malfunctioning, it might not be able to secure the door even when it's shut.
• Loose electrical connections - Electrical connections between the lid lock and the control board might be loose or damaged, disrupting communication.

The error code F2 E1 on a Kenmore washer indicates a problem with the keypad or control panel. This means the washer's control board might not be receiving proper signals from the buttons on the control panel. Here's a breakdown of the possible reasons and troubleshooting steps.

Possible Causes of F2 E1 Error

• Stuck or jammed buttons - Debris or grime lodged under the buttons on the control panel can prevent them from pressing down properly and registering a signal with the control board.
• Faulty button - An individual button on the control panel might be malfunctioning and not sending a signal when pressed.
• Faulty control board (less likely) - In rare cases, the error might indicate a problem with the main control board itself, not recognizing signals from the keypad even if the buttons are functioning correctly.

The error code F1 E2 on a Kenmore washer indicates a drive motor control fault. This means the washer's main control board is having difficulty communicating with or controlling the motor that powers the washer drum's rotation. Here's a breakdown of the possible reasons and troubleshooting steps

Possible Causes of F1 E2 Error

• Faulty motor - The drive motor itself might be malfunctioning and unable to respond to signals from the control board.
• Faulty control board - In some cases, the issue might lie with the main control board, which is unable to send the proper signals to control the motor.
• Loose electrical connections - Electrical connections between the motor and the control board might be loose or damaged, disrupting communication.

The error code F1 E1 on a Kenmore washer indicates an EEPROM checksum failure. The EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) on the main control board stores essential data for the washer's operation, including wash cycle settings, spin speeds, and other program parameters.

A checksum failure means there's a discrepancy between the data stored in the EEPROM and a calculated checksum value used for error checking. This signifies potential corruption or damage to the data stored in the EEPROM.

Here's a breakdown of what the F1 E1 error means and how to troubleshoot it -

Possible Causes of F1 E1 Error

• Corrupted EEPROM - Over time, due to various factors like voltage fluctuations or internal glitches, the data stored on the EEPROM can become corrupted.
• Faulty control board (less likely) - In rare cases, the error might indicate a malfunction with the main control board itself, not just the EEPROM.

The error code F0 E5 on your Kenmore washer indicates an unbalanced load. This means the weight of the laundry inside the washer drum is unevenly distributed, which can disrupt the washing machine's spin cycle.

Here's a breakdown of the reasons why this error might occur and how to troubleshoot it.

Possible Causes of F0 E5 Error

• Overloaded washer - Cramming too many clothes into the washer can cause an unbalanced load, especially during the high-speed spin cycle.
• Unevenly distributed load - Even with a moderate amount of laundry, if the clothes are all bunched up on one side of the washer drum, it can lead to an unbalanced load.
• Large or bulky items - Washing single large or bulky items like comforters or rugs can cause the washer to become unbalanced during the spin cycle.
• Worn suspension components (less likely) - In rare cases, worn shock absorbers or springs within the washer's suspension system might not be able to properly absorb the imbalance during the spin cycle, triggering the F0 E5 error.

The error code F0 E4 on your Kenmore washer indicates an overheating issue. The washer has detected that the water temperature during the wash cycle is too hot. This can be caused by a few reasons

Possible Causes of F0 E4 Error

• Incorrect water connection - The hot and cold water supply hoses might be reversed, causing the washer to receive mostly hot water.
• Faulty water temperature sensor - A malfunctioning sensor might be sending incorrect signals to the control board, leading the washer to believe the water is colder than it actually is and overcompensating by adding more hot water.
• Faulty heating element (less likely) - In rare cases, a malfunctioning heating element could be continuously heating the water even if the washer doesn't signal for it, leading to overheating.

The error code F0 E3 on your Kenmore washer indicates an overload in the wash basket. This means the washer has detected an excessive amount of laundry in the tub, preventing it from tumbling effectively and completing the wash cycle properly.

Here's a breakdown of the reasons why this error might occur and how to troubleshoot it

Possible Causes of F0 E3 Error

• Overstuffed washer - Cramming too many clothes into the washer can overload the drum and prevent it from rotating properly.
• Unevenly distributed load - An unevenly distributed load can cause the washer to become unbalanced during the spin cycle, triggering the F0 E3 error as a safety measure.