E13
Teka
Inlet Water Over-Temperature Error
Dishwasher displays E13; may be linked to unusually high inlet water temperature.
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Possible Causes
Hot water supply temperature too high, Faulty NTC misreading temperature, Control board misinterpretation of temperature signal
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Disconnect power before internal checks.
- Check water supply temperature: Run the kitchen hot tap and measure the water temperature with a thermometer. Teka dishwashers typically require inlet water below about 60°C. If higher, adjust your boiler or connect the dishwasher to a cold supply.
- Reset and test: After adjusting water temperature, reset the dishwasher by unplugging for a few minutes, then run a test cycle.
- Sensor check: If E13 persists with correct inlet temperature, test the NTC temperature sensor as described for E6 and replace if faulty.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
NTC Temperature Sensor
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