On Bertazzoni legacy dishwashers such as the DW24XV, DW24XT, DW24PR and DW18PR, Ed means the signal response is abnormal. On the DW24XV and DW24XT it is a signal error shown as a hint, not a warning,…
On Bertazzoni legacy dishwashers such as the DW24XV, DW24XT, DW24PR and DW18PR, Ed means the signal response is abnormal. On the DW24XV and DW24XT it is a signal error shown as a hint, not a warning, once the problem has lasted more than 20 seconds. On the DW24PR and DW18PR the dashboard sees abnormal communication data for more than 30 seconds, and the code clears when communication returns to normal.
1. Press Cancel and note whether Ed disappears by itself. 2. Dry the control panel with a soft cloth. 3. Switch the dishwasher off at its breaker for one minute, then back on. 4. Start a short cycle. 5. If Ed keeps coming back or the cycle will not run, call us.
Not necessarily. Ed is described as a hint rather than a warning, and the DW24PR and DW18PR clear it when communication returns to normal. A single appearance can be ignored.
On the DW24XV and DW24XT it appears when the problem continues more than 20 seconds. On the DW24PR and DW18PR the time is more than 30 seconds of abnormal data.
Call if Ed repeats cycle after cycle or if the dishwasher refuses to start. A repeating Ed suggests a real communication problem that needs checking.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.