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Whirlpool ADG 8900 FD Dishwasher - Error F8 E1: Possible OWI Sensor Issue or Other Causes

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  • #1 17052156
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    Hello. I have a problem with the dishwasher Whirlpool ADG 8900 FD error F8 E1 after washing the day before it was all ok the second day the wife wanted to turn on the dishwasher and did not want to run. For a few seconds, you can hear that the pump is coming up later, the error problem described earlier. I searched the whole forum and the guys say it's an OWI sensor. My question is, is there anything else wrong with the sensor outside? Solenoid? I will add that the filters cleaned, the drain and drainage tube is not bent, the water connection is open. [/ Size]
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    #2 17052181
    rychomuch
    Level 29  
    Hello.
    Wash the OVI sensor. Beware of hoses when setting the dishwasher.
  • #3 17052198
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    Myłem czuj nic nie dało: /
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    #4 17052481
    rychomuch
    Level 29  
    Reset done, water drain checked - unobstructed?
  • #5 17052575
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    Reset done, water drain checked - unobstructed. Regarding the reset, I was looking everywhere and could not take it when it was done. I do not have the operating manual. I have such a set of buttons. When it comes to the water drain, it is unobstructed, because as I poured water into the container where the filter and the OWI sensor are, it was pumped out. Also it was audible that the water was going to the sewerage.
    Whirlpool ADG 8900 FD Dishwasher - Error F8 E1: Possible OWI Sensor Issue or Other Causes Whirlpool ADG 8900 FD Dishwasher - Error F8 E1: Possible OWI Sensor Issue or Other Causes
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    #6 17053840
    bubu64
    Level 22  
    There is nothing other than an OWI sensor to replace :)
  • #7 17054258
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    I called the service where you said that this error not only means sensor replacement. It is also worth checking the pump having, but how? He said that he was repairing such dishwashers a lot and that when the sensor was broken, only the washer pump was broken. I can hear that he works, but I do not know it properly.
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    #8 17055693
    machnicki.krzysztof
    Level 12  
    Check the reed sensors. One in the water jacket, the next one is under the salt tank.
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    #10 17056440
    zibi1971
    Home appliances specialist
    Hello
    You will not check the OWI sensor, this service technician probably did not do these dishwashers for such an error. This is a water drain error but if the water is drained without a problem and cleaning the sensor does not help it is a sensor to replace and you will not jump over it.
  • #12 17060348
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    I made a reset as a colleague zhudomel gave the link and now I get an error F3 E4. When turning on the washing program, another F8 E1 error pops up.
  • #14 17060654
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    I did, but nothing helped.
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    #15 17060743
    zhudomel
    Home appliances specialist
    rychomuch wrote:
    Do it like this: Here is the link: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1072615.html
    kamillo14089 wrote:
    I did, but nothing helped.
    It's not the design and not the electronics. Probably without OWI replacement, you will not get around if you are 100% sure about the efficiency of the drainage system.
  • #16 17061628
    kamillo14089
    Level 8  
    I'm sure of the efficiency of the drainage system. Also, it probably was an OWI sensor, although it was not dirty at all. Probably something broke inside.

Topic summary

The Whirlpool ADG 8900 FD dishwasher is experiencing an F8 E1 error, which users suggest may be related to the OWI sensor. The original poster has confirmed that the filters are clean, and the drainage system is unobstructed. Responses indicate that cleaning the OWI sensor may help, but if the error persists, replacement of the sensor is likely necessary. Some users also recommend checking the pump and reed sensors located in the water jacket and under the salt tank. Despite attempts to reset the machine and verify drainage efficiency, the error continues, leading to the conclusion that the OWI sensor may be faulty.
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