Unfortunately, the F3E6 error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. Depending on the specific model you have, it could indicate different issues. 

The F3E5 error code on Whirlpool washing machines can represent different issues depending on the model year and type

The F3E2 error code on Whirlpool washing machines can have different meanings depending on the model type and year of manufacture

The F3E1 error code on Whirlpool washing machines signifies a problem with the water level detection system. This can manifest in several ways, including:

• Insufficient water: The washer might not be able to fill to the desired level, potentially leading to improper cleaning or rinsing.
• Excessive water: The washer might fill beyond the intended level, causing potential leaks or overflows.
• Cycle stops mid-cycle: The washer might stop during the wash cycle due to the inability to determine the water level accurately.

The F1E2 error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. This error code can have different meanings depending on the model year and display type:

The F1E1 error code on Whirlpool washing machines signifies a water inlet problem, specifically a lack of water flowing into the machine during the wash cycle. This can manifest in various ways, including:

• The washer stops mid-cycle.
• The cycle takes longer than usual.
• Clothes come out not fully rinsed or cleaned.
• The washer makes unusual noises during water filling.

The F0E5 error code on Whirlpool washing machines actually signifies an unbalanced load, similar to the ob error code. This means the clothes and other items inside the drum are unevenly distributed, causing potential issues like excessive vibration, noise, and even cycle stoppage.

The ob error code on Whirlpool washing machines indicates an unbalanced load. This means the clothes and other items inside the drum are unevenly distributed, causing the washer to vibrate excessively and potentially stop the cycle due to safety concerns.

Unfortunately, the 'Err' error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. It appears in various situations depending on the specific model and year of manufacture.

Unfortunately, the CL error code on Whirlpool washing machines isn't entirely consistent across models. The meaning of this CL error code on Whirlpool washing machines depends on the specific model and its age. It can have two different meanings:

1. Child Lock Activated (Newer Models):

• In newer Whirlpool models (2019 onwards), the CL error code typically signifies the child lock is activated. This means the control panel buttons are disabled to prevent unintended changes to the wash cycle settings, particularly useful with young children around.

2. Clean Washer Cycle Reminder (Older Models):

• In older Whirlpool models (2018 or before), the CL code often serves as a reminder to run the Clean Washer cycle. This cycle is designed to clean and maintain the washer itself, and the code appears after 30 wash cycles to prompt you to run it.