Possible causes

• Water supply issues:
  • Closed water supply valve: Ensure the valve supplying water to the machine is fully open.
  • Kinked or blocked inlet hose: Inspect the hose connecting the water supply to the machine for any kinks, bends, or blockages.
  • Low water pressure: Check for adequate water pressure in your home's plumbing system.
• Faulty inlet valve: 
  • The valve that controls water entry into the machine might be faulty and need replacement.
• Anti-flooding system malfunction: 
  • A faulty anti-flooding mechanism might be erroneously cutting off water supply.
• Control board problems: 
  • In rare cases, the control board itself might be malfunctioning and unable to send correct signals to the inlet valve or anti-flooding system.

Troubleshooting the E8 Error Code

1. Check water supply:
   • Verify that the water supply valve is open and water pressure is sufficient.
   • Inspect the inlet hose for any kinks or blockages and straighten or clear them as needed.
2. Examine the inlet valve:
   • Use a multimeter to test the inlet valve's resistance. If it's faulty, it'll need replacement.
3. Consider anti-flooding system:
   • If the issue persists despite a functional inlet valve, there could be a problem with the anti-flooding mechanism. Seek professional assistance to diagnose and rectify this.
4. Reset the machine:
   • Disconnect the power for a few minutes, then reconnect and try running a cycle.
5. Consult a technician:
   • If the issue remains unresolved, it's best to seek help from a qualified technician to diagnose the root cause and perform necessary repairs.

Additional Tips

• Refer to your user manual: Consult your model's specific manual for any additional troubleshooting advice or error code definitions.
• Monitor water levels: If the machine partially fills and then stops, try running a cycle with a lower water level setting.
• Avoid overloading: Overloading can affect water intake and potentially strain the water intake system.