On JennAir dishwashers such as the JDAF3924RX or JDPSG244PS, F8E2 reports an electrical error at the fill valve, the part that lets water into the tub. The control cannot operate the valve normally, so the dishwasher…
On JennAir dishwashers such as the JDAF3924RX or JDPSG244PS, F8E2 reports an electrical error at the fill valve, the part that lets water into the tub. The control cannot operate the valve normally, so the dishwasher may not fill. The recommended steps are to check the drip tray and the inlet connection for leaks, then cycle the power. It is an electrical message, not a drain or detergent problem.
1. Turn off the water supply tap if you can reach it. 2. If you can see under the front, check the drip tray and the inlet connection for any water or drips. 3. Shut the breaker off, wait a minute, then bring it back on again. 4. Open the water tap and run a short cycle. If F8E2 returns, call us.
It is a small tray under the inlet area that catches drips. If it holds water, the inlet connection is leaking and should be dealt with before you run the dishwasher again.
Not by itself. It is an electrical error on the fill valve. A leak check is only part of the first look because water and electrics share the same area.
Usually, if the valve is on hand. Sometimes we need to order it. Either way you get a written price first, and the work is covered by a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.