E15 displayed, audible alarm, unit may stop cooling as a safety measure

Safety: Unplug the appliance before removing internal panels or working near water.

Steps:

• 1. Check for visible water: Look at the bottom of the cabinet and rear area for standing water or overflow from the condensate tray.
• 2. Clear drain channel: Inside the cabinet, locate the small drain hole at the rear (if present). Use a soft pipe cleaner or flexible wire to gently clear any blockage. Flush with a small amount of warm water.
• 3. Inspect drain tray: From the rear, locate the condensate tray above the compressor. Check for cracks or misalignment that could cause water to spill onto a leak sensor.
• 4. Check leak sensor/float: If your model has a float switch or sensor pad, ensure it is clean and correctly positioned. Dry any water and reset the float.
• 5. Door seal: A poor door seal can cause excessive condensation. Inspect and replace the gasket if necessary.
• 6. Sensor replacement: If E15 persists with no water present, the leak sensor may be faulty and require replacement.