On the JennAir flush-mount dishwasher built for European-size cabinets, such as the JDB9600AW, E:01 reports an internal problem on the power module. The part that controls the pump, or the part that switches the pump between…
On the JennAir flush-mount dishwasher built for European-size cabinets, such as the JDB9600AW, E:01 reports an internal problem on the power module. The part that controls the pump, or the part that switches the pump between its two jobs, is not responding as it should. The program ends early, the display shows E:01, and the dishes may still be dirty with some water left in the tub.
1. Open the door, then close it firmly and let the machine sit for a minute. 2. Cut power at the breaker for a minute, then restore it. 3. Run a short rinse program with an empty tub. 4. If water is still standing in the bottom, check that the filter is clean and the drain hose has no kink. If E:01 returns, stop and call us.
Not necessarily. The wording points to the power module's pump control or its pump switchover, not the pump motor. The pump may be perfectly fine while the board that commands it has failed.
The machine ends the program when it cannot trust its own pump control. That is a protective step, so the tub may still hold water and the dishes will need a new wash after the repair.
A reset can clear a one-time glitch, so it is worth one try. If E:01 comes back during the next program, the module needs a technician, and we quote the price in writing before any work starts.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.