i30
Error code
high severity
AEG
i30: Leak Detected
Your AEG dishwasher has detected water pooling in the base tray and has automatically shut down to protect itself from damage. This is actually a safety feature working as intended, but it does mean you'll need to investigate what's causing the leak.
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Diagnostic Steps
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Step 1
Turn off water supply and power immediately
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Step 2
Check door seal for damage or debris
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Step 3
Inspect all hose connections for leaks
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Step 4
Check the base tray for standing water
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Step 5
Contact a technician if leak source is not obvious
⚠️ Always disconnect your appliance from mains power before starting any repair. If in doubt, consult a qualified engineer.
Parts to Check in order of probability
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the i30 error mean on a AEG dishwasher?↓
Your AEG dishwasher has detected water pooling in the base tray and has automatically shut down to protect itself from damage. This is actually a safety feature working as intended, but it does mean you'll need to investigate what's causing the leak. The good news is that many i30 faults can be resolved without calling an engineer, potentially saving you time and money.
Water leaking into the base tray usually points to one of several common culprits. Most frequently, it's a problem with the door seal, which may have become damaged or worn over time. The spray arms can also crack, or the pump seal might be failing. Less commonly, issues with the heating element gasket or blocked drain hose could be responsible. Before you do anything else, turn off the water supply to your dishwasher as a precaution. Then check the visible components inside for any obvious damage or debris. Many homeowners successfully identify and replace these parts themselves.
Can I fix the i30 error myself?↓
Many i30 faults can be resolved by a competent DIYer. Always disconnect from mains power first. If unsure, consult a qualified engineer.