Midea Dishwasher Error Codes — Complete List

Midea dishwashers — built-in and countertop — use a compact E-code system where the number maps to a stage: E1 filling, E2 draining, E3 heating, E4 the anti-flood float. The verified guides below rank the safe checks first and flag the codes that are a technician's job.

• 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 (E8) 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.

Don't see your code?

Countertop Midea models connect through a faucet adapter, which is the first thing to check on a fill fault. If your display shows a code outside this list, your model's manual settles it — the model number is on the door edge or the base.

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