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E07 appliance error code
The same visible code can mean different things depending on brand, appliance type, and model family. Choose the closest match before taking action.
Compare source-backed meanings
| Brand and appliance | Meaning | Use guidance | Source status | Open record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beko Dishwasher E07The BDFN26450CW manual labels E07 as a flowmeter fault and provides no owner component test; another Beko dishwasher may use a different display or meaning. | Beko documents E07 on dishwasher model BDFN26450CW as a flowmeter fault. | Stop useStop using it and review the matching record before any reset. | Official manufacturer supportofficial Beko support; verified 2026-07-30 | Exact record |
| Candy Washer E7Aliases E07The CS 148TW4/1-80 manual shows E7 on display models and seven indicator flashes followed by a five-second pause on models without a display; E07 is a padded search form, not a separate fault. | Candy documents E7 on washer model CS 148TW4/1-80 as a door problem. | Stop useStop using it and review the matching record before any reset. | Official manufacturer supportofficial Candy support; verified 2026-07-30 | Exact record |
| Gorenje Washer E:07Aliases E07The reviewed manual prints this code as E:07. E07 is the compact search form for the same display, not a separate fault. | Gorenje documents E:07 on washing machine WNEI14BS as a water-draining error. | Stop useStop using it and review the matching record before any reset. | Official manufacturer supportofficial Gorenje support; verified 2026-07-30 | Exact record |
| Hoover Washer E7Aliases E07The H3W492DE/1-80 manual shows E7 on display models and seven LED flashes followed by a five-second pause on models without a display; E07 is a common padded search form, not a separate fault. | Hoover documents E7 on washer model H3W492DE/1-80 as a door problem. | Stop useStop using it and review the matching record before any reset. | Official manufacturer supportofficial Hoover support; verified 2026-07-30 | Exact record |
| Wolf Range E 07Aliases E07 · E7Wolf's article also lists Error 07, Error 7, and E 07; this record keeps the two-digit E 07 title form and routes compact variants here. | Wolf documents E 07 on IR30450 and IR36550 induction ranges as the primary induction electronics being too hot. | Stop useStop using it and review the matching record before any reset. | Official manufacturer supportofficial Wolf support; verified 2026-07-30 | Exact record |
Coverage context
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Why context matters
A visible code is not a diagnosis by itself. The current E07 comparison covers 5 brands and 3 appliance types. Brand, appliance type, and model family decide which record applies.
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