Midea Error Codes

Pick the code your Midea appliance is showing. Each page explains what the code means, the most likely causes ranked by probability, and which fixes are safe to try before calling a technician.

Midea Washer Codes

• E1 Your Midea washer isn't getting enough water during fill — E1 points to the supply side (taps, inlet hose, mesh filter) far more often than to the machine itself.
• E2 Your Midea washer can't pump the water out — E2 flags a drain that didn't complete in time, usually a kinked or too-high drain hose or a clogged pump filter.
• E3 Your Midea washer doesn't think the lid is shut — E3 is the lid/lid-switch fault, so the machine won't spin until it's satisfied the lid is closed.
• E4 Your Midea washer found the load lopsided during spin — E4 is the out-of-balance fault, cleared by spreading the laundry evenly and levelling the machine.

Midea Dishwasher Codes

• E1 Your Midea dishwasher didn't take in water within the allowed time — E1 is the fill (inlet) timeout, usually a closed tap, kinked hose, or clogged inlet screen.
• E2 Your Midea dishwasher couldn't drain in time — E2 is the drain timeout, usually a clogged filter, kinked drain hose, or a disposer plug left in place.
• E3 Your Midea dishwasher isn't reaching wash temperature — E3 is the heating fault, and because it sits on the heater circuit it's a technician repair after a single reset.
• E4 Your Midea dishwasher detected too much water or a leak — E4 is the anti-flood (overflow) trip, so the first move is to shut off the water and dry the base pan.