AEG AEG 7000 GlassCare fault codes
Built around glassware protection, which matters given that etching is permanent and one of the commonest complaints about any dishwasher.
Codes on the AEG 7000 GlassCare follow the same AEG scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
AEG fault codes
Every published AEG code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- i20The machine could not drain. Two beeps on a model without a display, and the filter in the bottom of the tub is the first place to look.Get it checked
- i30The anti-flood device has triggered — water has collected in the base of the machine. AEG say to close the water tap and call service.Stop — call an engineer
- i10No water is coming in. One beep on a model without a display, and AEG publish a pressure range you can test against.Get it checked
- i50A wash pump fault, so water is not being driven round the spray arms. Needs an engineer, but AEG do not treat it as a hazard.Get it checked
- i40A water level sensor fault — not a dirty filter, whatever the repair sites say. This is the code most commonly misreported online.Get it checked
- i60The water inside is too hot, or the sensor that measures it has failed. Note that AEG’s own index describes this one differently from the article behind it.Get it checked