Dishwasher displays E14; water may be present but circulation is weak and wash quality is poor.

Safety first: Disconnect power and remove standing water before working in the sump area.

• Clean filters and sump: Remove lower rack and filters. Clean all debris from the sump area to restore proper flow.
• Locate pressure/flow sensor: On some Crosley models, a small sensor is mounted on the side of the sump with a small hose or port.
• Inspect and clean sensor port: Remove the sensor and clean any grease or debris from the port and connecting hose. Ensure the passage is clear.
• Test sensor: Check resistance or output according to service documentation if available. Replace the sensor if readings are out of range or open.
• Check wiring harness: Inspect the harness from the sensor to the control board for damage or loose connectors.
• Reassemble and test: Reinstall components, restore power, and run a cycle to verify that E14 is cleared and wash performance improves.