The d3 error code on Maytag washing machines can have slightly different meanings depending on the specific model and type of washer you have.

The d2 error code on Maytag washers can have different meanings depending on the specific model and type of washer you have.

The d1 error code on Maytag washing machines can have different meanings depending on the specific model and year.

The PF error code on a Maytag washing machine typically indicates a power failure. This means the washer experienced a sudden interruption in power during the wash cycle, preventing it from continuing.

The LdU error code on a Maytag washing machine indicates that the lid cannot unlock. This means that after the cycle finishes, the washer is unable to release the door lock, preventing you from opening it and removing your clothes.

The LdL error code on a Maytag washing machine indicates a problem with the lid lock mechanism. This means the washer cannot properly secure the door, preventing it from starting or continuing the wash cycle.

The HC error code on a Maytag washing machine indicates an issue with the hot and cold water inlet hoses. This means the hoses are likely connected incorrectly, preventing the washer from receiving the correct water temperatures.

The "drn" error code on a Maytag washing machine indicates a drainage problem, similar to the F9 E1 error code mentioned earlier. It essentially means the washer is unable to properly drain the water from the drum, preventing the cycle from continuing.

The F9 E1 error code on a Maytag washing machine indicates a drainage issue. This means the washer is having trouble getting rid of the water during the cycle, preventing it from functioning properly.

The specific meaning of the F8 E2 error code on your Maytag washing machine depends on whether you have a front-load or top-load washer.