Amana Washer Error Code E03: How to Fix It

Q: Why does my Amana washer display E03 even after cleaning the filter?

If the drain is clear, the issue is likely a faulty water inlet valve that remains open, or a defective water level pressure switch. Test these components as described in steps 5 and 6.

Q: Can I use the washer if E03 appears?

No, you should stop the cycle immediately and unplug the washer to prevent flooding. The error indicates an overflow risk.

Q: What is the cost to fix Amana washer error E03?

DIY fix cost is typically $20-$60 for a water inlet valve or pressure switch. Professional repair may cost $150-$300 including service call.

Q: How do I test the water inlet valve on my Amana washer?

Unplug the washer, turn off water, and remove the valve assembly. Use a multimeter set to ohms; a working solenoid should read between 500-2000 ohms. If open (infinite), replace the valve.

Q: Is error E03 the same as an overfill error?

Yes, E03 is the overflow error code on Amana washers. It triggers when the water level exceeds the normal limit due to a stuck valve or faulty sensor.

Abstract

Error code E03 on your Amana washer means the machine has detected an overflow condition, usually due to too much water entering the tub. This can happen if the water inlet valve sticks open, the pressure switch or hose is faulty, or the drain is clogged. Follow these steps to diagnose and fix the issue.