Whirlpool Washer F9E1 (Long Drain): Water Left in the Drum
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F9E1 means a long drain — water was still in the drum when the drain time ran out. What the source says and the check order.
A source-backed reference for Whirlpool and Maytag washer and Whirlpool dryer error codes — each meaning linked to the guide it was read from, with the date we checked it.
Everything is tagged so you can find the answer without wading through spoilers.
New and refreshed walkthroughs, checked against the current build.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F9E1 means a long drain — water was still in the drum when the drain time ran out. What the source says and the check order.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F8E3 means overflow — the water level rose past the limit. What the source says and why it says to stop first.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F8E1 means a long fill — too little water in the time allowed. What the source says and the first checks.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F7E1 has two meanings — a basket speed sensor fault on top-loaders and a motor drive fault on front-loaders. What the source says.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F5E2 means the lid cannot lock. What the source says, how to release it, and what a repeat points to.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F5E1 means a lid switch fault — the lid reads open while the washer runs. What the source says and the first check.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F1E1 means a main control fault on the main board. What the source says and the first step before any test.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F0E5 means an off-balance load — the basket could not reach spin speed. What the source says and what to check.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F0E2 means oversuds — foam hides the water level from the control. What the source says and how to clear it.
Whirlpool and Maytag washer code F0E1 means items were in the basket during the Clean Washer cycle, or the basket is overloaded. What the source says and the first check.
Whirlpool dryer code PF means a power failure interrupted the cycle. Why it is usually harmless and when repeated PF points at a supply problem.
Whirlpool dryer code L2 means low or missing line voltage — usually one leg of the 240V supply lost. What the source says and the breaker check.
Whirlpool dryer code F30 relates to communication between the control and the user interface. What the source says, and the difference between clearing and fixing.
Whirlpool dryer code F28 relates to the moisture sensing circuit that decides when the load is dry. What the source says.
Whirlpool dryer codes F22, F23, E1 and E2 are thermistor or temperature sensor faults on various control platforms. What the source says, how the sensor is tested, and when to call a technician.
Whirlpool dryer code F01 indicates a main control board fault. Why the source advises a second opinion before replacing the most expensive part.
Whirlpool dryer code AF means restricted airflow — the underlying cause of most other dryer failures. What the source says and how to clear the vent path.
Start with these three and you'll skip most of the early-game confusion.
Pick your appliance type — washing machine or dryer — and open the page for the code on your display.
Each page gives the meaning for that appliance type only, since the same code means different things on different machines.
Every meaning links to the repair guide it was read from, with the check date, so you can verify it yourself.