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Amana Washer Error Code F0 E4: Meaning and Fix

F0 E4
How F0 E4 appears on a Amana washer display.
Amana washer Valve Vac Break (part number WPW10144820), the component to check for code F0 E4
Product photo courtesy of AppliancePartsPros.com

Also shown as: F0E4, F0-E4

Reading the washer display

On a washer the code appears on the digital display or as a pattern of flashing cycle lights. Note it exactly, including any dashes or sub-codes, then unplug the washer for five minutes and run a short drain cycle to see whether it returns. Amana models often flash lights instead of printing text, so count the flashes.

Amana is a Whirlpool Corporation brand sold mostly through builder and value channels. Its entry-level washers, dryers and ranges use the simpler Whirlpool-family control boards, so the codes are short and often shown as flashing lights. The codes apply to model numbers such as ADB1200AWS, ADB2200AWS and NDE2330AYW; check the label on your unit to confirm yours.

What causes F0 E4

How to fix it

  1. Cycle the power: unplug the washer (or switch off its breaker) for five minutes, restore power, then start a short cycle and see whether the code returns.
  2. Confirm both hot and cold taps are fully open and the supply hoses are not kinked or crushed behind the unit.
  3. Disconnect the hoses, clean the small screens at the valve inlets and flush each hose into a bucket to check flow.
  4. Run a short cycle and listen for the valve to click and water to arrive; note whether the level rises.
  5. If the valve does not open, check its connector and coil, then replace the inlet valve if the coil is open.
  6. Run a full short cycle or function again and confirm the code stays gone before putting the appliance back into normal use.

Parts you may need

PartPart no.Buy
Valve Vac BreakWPW10144820Find part

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Questions

What does F0 E4 mean on a Amana washer?

It is a fault code from the Amana control. It indicates a problem with the water fill circuit. A power reset is the first thing to try.

Can I keep using the washer while it shows F0 E4?

You can try it after a power reset. If the code returns, the affected function may not run properly, so it is worth fixing soon before it causes a bigger failure.

Do I need a technician to clear F0 E4?

Many owners can fix it themselves. Start with the reset and the inspection steps, and only call a technician if the part tests bad and you do not want to replace it.

Other Amana washer codes

Amana washer Cntrl Board Dryer (part number WPW10476828), the component to check for code 1h, 2h, 3h....up to 12h1h, 2h, 3h....up to 12hControl panel faultAmana washer Cntrl Board Dryer (part number WPW10476828), the component to check for code Err (shared reference photo for this part type)ErrControl panel faultAmana washer Pump Assembly (part number WP3363394), the component to check for code F0 E2F0 E2Drain system faultAmana washer Cntrl Board Dryer (part number WPW10476828), the component to check for code F0 E3 (shared reference photo for this part type)F0 E3Control panel faultAmana washer Valve Vac Break (part number WPW10144820), the component to check for code F0 E5 (shared reference photo for this part type)F0 E5Water fill circuit faultAmana washer Cntrl Board Dryer (part number WPW10476828), the component to check for code F1 E1 (shared reference photo for this part type)F1 E1Control panel fault

Sources

Part numbers are OEM references; confirm fit by your model number before ordering. Meanings compiled from manufacturer and parts-retailer documentation; see sources below. Unplug the appliance before opening it.

Applies to models including NAV5800AWW, NAV2330AWW, NAV2335AWW, NAV5805AWW, NA4521, AWM593W, NAV6800AWW, AWM573W2.