E15 error; unit may shut down cooling and alarm may sound, often associated with internal leak detection.

Safety: Unplug the appliance before tipping or accessing the base. Water and electricity are a dangerous combination.

Steps:

• Inspect interior: Look for standing water at the bottom of the cabinet. Mop up any visible water.
• Check drain: Locate the condensate drain hole at the rear of the interior. Use a small flexible brush or pipe cleaner to clear any blockage. Flush with a small amount of warm water.
• Access base pan: Carefully pull the unit out and remove the rear lower panel. Check the drain pan above the compressor for cracks or overflow.
• Float switch (if present): Some models have a float or leak sensor in the base. If water is present, dry the area completely and reset the float. Replace the sensor if corroded or stuck.
• Door gasket: Inspect the door gasket for gaps or tears that could cause excessive condensation. Replace if damaged.

After clearing water and blockages: Reassemble, restore power, and verify that E15 clears and does not return.