Dishwasher shows E14 and may stop during wash; often associated with turbidity or soil sensor issues on some Maidaid models.

Safety first: Disconnect power before removing any internal components.

• Locate turbidity sensor: Typically mounted in the hydraulic circuit or sump area with a clear window into the water flow.
• Clean sensor window: Remove the Maidaid turbidity sensor and gently clean the optical window with a soft cloth and warm water to remove film or scale.
• Inspect wiring: Check the connector and harness for moisture, corrosion, or damage. Dry and reseat.
• Test sensor: If service data is available, measure sensor output or resistance. Replace the Maidaid turbidity sensor if readings are out of specification.
• If E14 persists: The control PCB may not be interpreting the sensor correctly and may require replacement by a professional.