Frigidaire · Dishwasher
Clean light blinking Flashing lights (check which pattern)
What this code means
Frigidaire's own troubleshooting guide documents specific flash patterns rather than one generic "clean light blinking" fault: Hi-Temp Wash + Heat Dry flashing together usually means a power interruption during the cycle; multiple lights flashing when you press Start/Cancel means the door isn't sensed as closed; lights flashing while draining can mean a shorted keypad.
Most likely causes
- Power interruption during a cycle
- Door not latched/sensed as closed
- Shorted or stuck keypad button
What to try first
Note exactly which lights are flashing and when (at start vs. during drain) and match it to the patterns above rather than assuming a single fault.
Good news: this one is often fixable without a service call. If it persists after the steps above, have it looked at.
FAQ
What does Frigidaire error code Clean light blinking mean?
Flashing lights (check which pattern). Frigidaire's own troubleshooting guide documents specific flash patterns rather than one generic "clean light blinking" fault: Hi-Temp Wash + Heat Dry flashing together usually means a power interruption during the cycle; multiple lights flashing when you press Start/Cancel means the door isn't sensed as closed; lights flashing while draining can mean a shorted keypad.
Can I fix Frigidaire code Clean light blinking myself?
Often, yes. Note exactly which lights are flashing and when (at start vs. during drain) and match it to the patterns above rather than assuming a single fault.
What causes Frigidaire code Clean light blinking?
The most common causes are: power interruption during a cycle; door not latched/sensed as closed; shorted or stuck keypad button.
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