The SUD error code indicates that your Kenmore HE3T washer is running a suds-reduction routine. This routine occurs automatically when the washer detects excessive solids inside the basin. The suds-reduction routine gets rid of the extra suds and rinses the load to ensure that none are lingering on your clothing. The code remains in the display until the clothes rinsed so you are aware that it is running. To avoid excessive suds in the future, use only high-efficiency (HE) detergents in your washer.
F02
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The F02 error code appears if your Kenmore HE3T washer is experiencing a drainage problem. Unplug your washer to disconnect power and examine the drain hose to see if it is kinked, clogged or frozen. In addition, the hose must be at least 96 inches higher than the floor in order to drain properly, so adjust the hose if necessary. After you resolve the problem, plug the washer in and select your chosen cycle again. Press the Start button to activate the cycle.
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The F02 error code appears if your Kenmore HE3T washer is experiencing a drainage problem. Unplug your washer to disconnect power and examine the drain hose to see if it is kinked, clogged or frozen. In addition, the hose must not exceed 96 inches higher than the floor in order to drain properly, so adjust the hose if necessary. After you resolve the problem, plug the washer in and select your chosen cycle again. Press the Start button to activate the cycle.
SUD
The SUD error code indicates that your Kenmore HE3T washer is running a suds-reduction routine. This routine occurs automatically when the washer detects excessive solids inside the basin. The suds-reduction routine gets rid of the extra suds and rinses the load to ensure that none are lingering on your clothing. The code remains in the display until the clothes rinsed so you are aware that it is running. To avoid excessive suds in the future, use only high-efficiency (HE) detergents in your washer.
F02
The F02 error code appears if your Kenmore HE3T washer is experiencing a drainage problem. Unplug your washer to disconnect power and examine the drain hose to see if it is kinked, clogged or frozen. In addition, the hose must be at least 96 inches higher than the floor in order to drain properly, so adjust the hose if necessary. After you resolve the problem, plug the washer in and select your chosen cycle again. Press the Start button to activate the cycle.