• Turn off the washing machine and locate your home's electrical circuit breaker panel; switch off the breaker for the washer for 60 seconds, then switch back on to reset the appliance
• Check both hot and cold water shut-off valves behind the washing machine to ensure they are fully turned counterclockwise and open
• Inspect both inlet water hoses from the wall connections to the machine for kinks, twists, or damage; straighten any bent hoses carefully
• Verify the drain hose is not kinked or coiled too tightly, as this can affect water pressure and trigger inlet valve errors
• Remove the inlet hose screens by disconnecting hoses at the back of the machine and checking the small filters for debris or mineral buildup; rinse screens under running water
• Ensure you are not overloading the wash drum beyond the maximum capacity marked in your user manual
• Confirm the washing machine door is completely closed and the door latch engages fully with an audible click
• Check that your home's water pressure is adequate by running another faucet in your home to confirm normal water flow
• Run a test cycle with no laundry to determine if the error persists or if it was a temporary communication glitch