“How on earth do I reset an error code ?? I have an E9 code that I cannot reset, and I now have to wait 4 hours for a tech to show up and "fix" it. There MUST be an easier way.”

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• The E9 code typically develops due to water coming in contact with the top control panel. This happened less when I started using the liquid jet dry to aid in dish drying. If the code comes on it will sometimes correct on it's own as you keep the door closed. If that does not correct it then the sure fire way to reset it is to turn the dishwasher circuit breaker off and back on. Now if you are pluged in instead of hard wired you might just be able to unplug the dishwasher and plug it back in. Hope that helps.

  Answered by DishwasherDon 7 years ago

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• The only way I was able do it was by resetting the breaker. I'm sorry I purchased it. Ridiculous.

  Answered by MZWUNDA 7 years ago

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• So what was the problem? I'm getting E9 error as well, braker reset, it wont stop making noise but doing nothing, and stuck with a bottom full of water. Piece of crap 2 months old

  Answered by Jemm 6 years ago

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• I hit the lock button on the dishwasher?

  Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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