In FGHD2465NF Dishwasher, ER is displayed . Few other buttons are blinking and unit is not responding.On closing door, machine is starting and in few minutes it is stopping again.What is probable fix?

Here are some steps you can follow to try and identify the issue:

Check the Door: The start button on your Electrolux washer may start blinking if the door to the washer is not closed properly. Try opening and closing the door again to see if the button stops blinking.

Error Code Display: If the light only appears red, you can try the following manipulation to display the error code:

Turn on your washing machine
Simultaneously press the start button and the one to its left, usually the "end of cycle" button
After a few seconds, the error code should be displayed

Service Manual: For a more comprehensive diagnosis, you might want to refer to the service manual for your specific model.
It contains a guide to diagnostics of electronic controls and troubleshooting based on alarm codes. ELECTROLUX EWM09312 SERVICE MANUAL Pdf Download ' ManualsLib

Technician may have to replace PCB.

It sounds like you're experiencing multiple issues with your Smeg DWAU6D15XT dishwasher. The combination of non-responsive control buttons, unusual display behavior, and a stuck door mechanism could indicate a few different issues. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:
1. **Power Reset:** You've already attempted this step, but it's worth mentioning again. Turning off the dishwasher at the wall for an extended period (such as overnight) can sometimes help reset electronic components.
2. **Check for Jammed Door Mechanism:** If the door won't close properly, it's possible that something is obstructing the door mechanism. Check for any objects or debris around the door or hinges that might be causing the issue. Gently clear any obstructions and try closing the door again.
3. **Check for Water Leaks:** Sometimes, water leaks can trigger safety mechanisms that prevent the dishwasher from operating. Look for signs of water around the base of the dishwasher and address any leaks you find.
4. **Check Child Lock Feature:** Some dishwashers have a child lock feature that can prevent the control buttons from responding. Check the user manual to see if your model has this feature and how to toggle it on or off.
5. **Inspect Door Latch:** The door latch is a crucial component for proper operation. Ensure that the latch is not damaged or misaligned. If it's not engaging properly, it can prevent the door from closing securely.
6. **Circuit Breaker:** Check the circuit breaker that supplies power to the dishwasher. If it has tripped, reset it and see if the dishwasher responds.
7. **Error Codes:** Some dishwashers display error codes when they encounter issues. Refer to the user manual for your dishwasher to interpret any error codes being displayed.
8. **Service Call:** If none of the above steps resolve the issues, it's advisable to contact Smeg's customer support or a professional appliance technician. They can diagnose and address more complex issues that require specialized knowledge and tools.
Before attempting any repairs, make sure to unplug the dishwasher or turn off its power supply to ensure your safety. If you're unsure about any aspect of troubleshooting or repair, it's best to seek professional assistance.

I called Frigidaire with these codes. They said it indicates a power failure happened (during a wash cycle, I suppose) and to do a hard reset. A hard reset is turning off the breaker for 30+ minutes and then flipping the breaker back on. This kind of worked, but simultaneous to the error codes, the push/pull latch on my dishwasher got set to the closed position while the door was open, so the door would not latch. I feel that this was the initial problem that caused these codes. So in my case, I had to manually rotate the latch open with bent piece of wire, to get it into the correct position first. Then the hard reset seemed fix the error codes. I was able to start a wash. It's running now.

The door being open probably caused ice to build up on the evaporator, not allowing air to flow properly between freezer compartment and refrigerator, unplug the unit for a few hours and place a fan aimed at the freezer compartment to help it defrost then plug unit back in should be fine.

This unit has a safety feature. You must close the door within 3 seconds of pushing start. So push start then immediately close the door wait for a few minutes and it should be running.

there is no fuse in the unit but u can unplug and plug into power 2 c if resets.

We had the same issue with ours...tried turning off at the breaker, still didn't reset. Contacted appliance repair who came in and unplugged it from underneath the sink, waited a few seconds and plugged it back...dishwasher reset and repairman charged trip charge and labor $65 BUT problem is resolved and we now know what to do in the future.

If the clean light flashes 7 times, pauses, then repeats...

When the dishwasher doesn't sense a water temperature increase, it will stop working and lock the functions (clean light flashes 7 times, all buttons are non responsive). It does this as a safety in case the element is broken and feeding electrical current into the water.

To resolve this you will have to reset the console. Do this by closing the door and press these buttons in sequence...

-high temp wash
-heated dry
-high temp wash
-heated dry

...all the lights will turn on briefly and the machine will start a diagnostic cycle. You can press cancel or let the diagnostic cyle finish (1-2 minutes).
You should now be able to run the dishwasher as normal.

If the issue returns, you could have a problem with the heating circuit (ie. element, thermostat or wiring). It rarely happens but it could also be the door switch not engaging properly when the door is closed (slightly bend the door latch down making sure it doesn't hit the door when you close it).

I have a similar problem with my Frigidaire FDB4050LHS1. My Owner's Manual says to contact the Customer Care Center if the display shows "Er", "uF", or "CE". When I called them, Maria didn't have a clue what the codes meant - all she could do was give me phone numbers to authorized service centers in my area.

I managed to get ahold of a "SERVICE DATASHEET" P/N: 154718601. The error code "ER/ER" means there is a "switch failure"; "ER/CE" denotes a "Configuration Error"; "ER/uo" means "Vent will not close"; and "ER/UF" means "Fan not running".

The schematic only labels three switches - labeled "USER INTERFACE SWITCH", "DOOR SWITCH", and "FLOAT SWITCH". There is also a switch in the pump motor assembly. If either the door or user interface switch is faulty, then you probably won't be able to do anything other than call a repair service - unless you know how to replace these switches yourself.

If the float switch is causing the error, you might be able to run the "Water/Service Test". From "PF" (denoting a Power Failure) or idle mode (with no lights on whatsoever), press and hold the "DRY/AIRDRY" and "START/CANCEL" buttons at the same time for 3 seconds. This will start an 8-stage test that runs for about 7 and 1/2 minutes. The display will show which step the test is in until it shows an error code. Step 1 tests the water valve, which is where the float switch is located. If that switch is bad, you will likely see "Uo" displayed within the first minute of the test.

I have this same kitchenaid model. It would not start after selecting the wash cycle and pressing start. The light would blink as if the door was open. I did the reset by pushing the sani-rinse, heat dry, sani-rinse, heat-dry and closing the door. You can hear something going on inside. After that stopped (about 3 minutes). I was able to select the wash cycle, press the start, close the door, and it started. Good luck!