Candy Candy tabletop (Midea-built — different codes) fault codes
CP prefix, roughly 550mm wide and six place settings, designed to stand on a worktop. Midea-built, and the CP 6E51LW-80 manual confirms the compact scheme is different: E10 for not filling, E30 for a leak with the drain pump running permanently, E40 for a flowmeter alarm and E50 for display-board communication, with LED flicker patterns on the P3, P4 and P5 lights standing in for the codes. None of the E codes on this page apply.
Codes on the Candy tabletop (Midea-built — different codes) follow the same Candy scheme as the rest of the range. Where a code behaves differently on this generation, the code page says so.
Candy fault codes
Every published Candy code. Open a code to see which models and years it applies to.
- E3The dishwasher does not drain. Three flashes on a machine without a display, and Candy tell you exactly how to count them.Get it checked
- E4A water leak. Candy specifically warn against tilting or moving the machine, which rules out the fix most often recommended online.Stop — call an engineer
- E2The dishwasher does not fill with water. Some models show CHECK WATER or NO WATER in words instead of a code.Get it checked
- E8The water heating element is not working correctly, or the filter plate is clogged. Candy bundle two very different problems into one code.Get it checked
- E5An electronic control fault. Candy group five codes under this one meaning and route all of them to their service centre.Get it checked
- E21Water is coming in when it should not be — the solenoid valve is stuck open. Candy say to close the tap immediately and disconnect the power.Stop — call an engineer