Source guide
Smeg Dishwasher error-code sources
This page shows how the current Smeg dishwasher records are sourced, when they were verified, and where users can inspect the original manufacturer guidance.
Records covered6
Source URLs2
Source typeofficial
Last verified2026-10-25
Market scopeUnited States
Covered records
Smeg Dishwasher E1: Smeg documents E1 on dishwasher model DW8210X as an Acquastop failure on models equipped with that protection.Smeg Dishwasher E11: Smeg documents E11 on dishwasher model DW8210X as a wash-pump fault.Smeg Dishwasher E3: Smeg documents E3 on dishwasher model DW8210X as a water-heating fault.Smeg Dishwasher E5: Smeg documents E5 on dishwasher model DW8210X as a water-intake fault.Smeg Dishwasher E6: Smeg documents E6 on dishwasher model DW8210X as a water-drainage fault.Smeg Dishwasher E7: Smeg documents E7 on dishwasher model DW8210X as a turbine flow-meter fault on applicable models.
Source hosts
- doc.smeg.it
- smeg.com
Source links are kept visible on each record page. FaultCodeLab uses short summaries and does not copy manuals or support pages verbatim.
Source URLs
https://doc.smeg.it/qr/19296006400/ENCited by reviewed records: E1, E11, E3, E5, E6, E7.Latest record verification: 2026-10-25.AI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Preserved direct-service and no-owner-reset instructions. Removed guessed connection/control diagnosis and control-circuit replacement context; only the pump named by the label remains.AI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Preserved the manufacturer’s completed-cycle distinction. Removed inferred one-later-programme testing and a speculative flow-sensing circuit; the named meter remains component context, not a replacement diagnosis.AI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Removed nearby-tap proxy diagnosis and a non-part inlet-system label. Scoped the supply/filter observation to documented maintenance boundaries and preserved the general non-service-only alarm retry.AI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Removed speculative heater/sensor/wiring/control diagnoses and parts. The existing stricter no-retry boundary for a heating warning remains explicitly attributed to FaultCodeLab, rather than invented as the manufacturer instruction.AI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. The drain/filter checks and one bounded new programme are supported. Removed the generic drain-system replacement label while retaining correct filter refitting and no concealed plumbing access.AI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. The rendered table makes E1 service-only. Removed unestablished internal-water-path diagnosis and generic replacement-system labels; external dry-position isolation and no-reset boundary remain.Verified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E1 Acquastop label, model-dependent qualifier, and direct technical-assistance boundary.Verified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E11 wash-pump label, and direct technical-assistance boundary.Verified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E3 water-heating label, and the absence of an owner component test.Verified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E5 water-intake label, and the manual's single stop/off/new-programme path for non-service-only alarms.Verified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E6 drainage label, powered-off filter maintenance, visible siphon branch, and persistent-alarm service boundary.Verified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the model-dependent E7 flow-meter label, and the completed-cycle behavior stated for this alarm.https://www.smeg.com/us/products/DW8210XCited by reviewed records: E1, E11, E3, E5, E6, E7.Latest record verification: 2026-10-25.
Source review log
2026-10-25 - verifiedAI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Preserved direct-service and no-owner-reset instructions. Removed guessed connection/control diagnosis and control-circuit replacement context; only the pump named by the label remains.2026-10-25 - verifiedAI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Preserved the manufacturer’s completed-cycle distinction. Removed inferred one-later-programme testing and a speculative flow-sensing circuit; the named meter remains component context, not a replacement diagnosis.2026-10-25 - verifiedAI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Removed nearby-tap proxy diagnosis and a non-part inlet-system label. Scoped the supply/filter observation to documented maintenance boundaries and preserved the general non-service-only alarm retry.2026-10-25 - verifiedAI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. Removed speculative heater/sensor/wiring/control diagnoses and parts. The existing stricter no-retry boundary for a heating warning remains explicitly attributed to FaultCodeLab, rather than invented as the manufacturer instruction.2026-10-25 - verifiedAI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. The drain/filter checks and one bounded new programme are supported. Removed the generic drain-system replacement label while retaining correct filter refitting and no concealed plumbing access.2026-10-25 - verifiedAI-assisted review of the current official PDF text and rendered code/indicator table, safety/care context, and the US product-page-to-manual link. The rendered table makes E1 service-only. Removed unestablished internal-water-path diagnosis and generic replacement-system labels; external dry-position isolation and no-reset boundary remain.2026-07-30 - verifiedVerified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E1 Acquastop label, model-dependent qualifier, and direct technical-assistance boundary.2026-07-30 - verifiedVerified the DW8210X product page, its linked official user manual, the E11 wash-pump label, and direct technical-assistance boundary.
Coverage gaps
- Exact model-family pages remain gated until an official or manual-backed source supports the model-specific wording.
- Parts and service handoffs are not shown as recommendations until the source context is strong enough.
How this guide should be used
- Use the source links to verify the original manufacturer context.
- Check model notes before treating a display code as universal.
- Prefer safe first checks before any disassembly or parts decision.
Current limitations
- Manufacturer guidance can differ by model family and region.
- Alias/display variants are only added when the source supports them.
- Manual-backed model detail is planned but not bulk-generated.