KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, such as the KDTM404KPS and KDFE104HPS, show FAE4 or F10E4 for a diverter valve error. The diverter directs water to the correct spray arms. You see the code on…
KitchenAid built-in dishwashers with the F#E# control, such as the KDTM404KPS and KDFE104HPS, show FAE4 or F10E4 for a diverter valve error. The diverter directs water to the correct spray arms. You see the code on the display, and the cycle may stop or wash poorly. Which of the two spellings appears depends on the model. Begin with one power cycle.
1. Power the dishwasher down at the breaker for half a minute and restore it. 2. Remove the lower rack and rinse the filter. 3. Check that spray arms spin freely. 4. Close the door and run a short cycle. 5. If FAE4 or F10E4 returns, stop and call us.
It sends water to the right spray arms during the cycle. When it errors, the dishwasher cannot direct water properly and shows this code. It is sometimes spelled with an A and sometimes with a 10.
They point to the same diverter error; the spelling depends on the model. We read what your display shows and test the diverter either way.
It can clear a one-time glitch. If the code comes back, the diverter assembly needs service. We quote in writing before any work. We confirm the part before ordering.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.