Dirty water is still sitting in the tub when the cycle should be over, and the display reads E22. Thermador documents this code as a drainage problem involving the filter, the pump or the drain hose.…
Dirty water is still sitting in the tub when the cycle should be over, and the display reads E22. Thermador documents this code as a drainage problem involving the filter, the pump or the drain hose. The machine tried to empty the tub, did not see the water leave, and stopped to avoid carrying on with a full sump.
1. Switch the dishwasher off and let it sit a few minutes. 2. Lift out the filter, rinse it under running water and refit it firmly. 3. Look in the drain pump area for bits of glass, seeds or food and clear them carefully. 4. Check the drain hose where you can see it for kinks, then run a short rinse.
A monthly check is a sensible habit. Households that run the dishwasher daily or live with hard water may want to look more often, since residue builds up faster.
A little at the bottom after a cycle can happen, but a tub that stays full and shows E22 means draining failed. Bail it out with a cup before cleaning the filter.
They are close relatives. E22 covers the broader filter, pump and hose area, while E23 points straight at the drain pump, so E22 is the one worth cleaning for first.
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