Hisense Washer Error Codes — Complete List

Hisense washers use an F-code system — F01 for filling, F02 for an overflow, F03 for draining — alongside plain codes like dE for the door and FA for a detected leak. The verified guides below cover what each means on these full-size machines and which are safe to tackle yourself.

• F01 (F1) Your Hisense washer isn't filling — F01 is the water-inlet fault, usually a closed tap, a kinked hose, or a clogged inlet filter rather than the valve.
• F02 (F2) Your Hisense washer sensed too much water — F02 is the overflow fault, so turn off the tap; the usual causes are a stuck inlet valve or a pressure-sensor problem.
• F03 (F3) Your Hisense washer can't drain — F03 is the drainage fault, usually a clogged pump filter, a kinked drain hose, or a blocked standpipe.
• dE (dr, door) Your Hisense washer can't confirm the door is locked — dE is the door-lock fault, so the cycle won't start until it's satisfied the door is shut.
• FA Your Hisense washer detected a leak — FA is the anti-flood trip, so turn off the supply; finding and fixing the leak is a technician job.

Don't see your code?

Hisense shows some codes with or without a leading zero (F1 and F01 are the same fault), and model generations vary. For anything not listed here, check the manual for your model number, on the door frame or back panel.