Bertazzoni Dishwasher E7 Error Code

A Bertazzoni dishwasher showing E7 (written E07 in some lists) has found a short circuit in its thermal sensor.

What the DW24PR and DW18PR manuals print

Both manuals describe the fault as a thermal sensor short circuit. Three checks sit beneath it, and the same three appear under E6:

• inlet water temperature
• thermistor
• PCB

Neither manual names a cause or a reset routine.

What to do at home

1. Stop the program.
2. Cut power at the plug or the breaker.
3. Leave the thermistor test, and any opening of the machine, to a technician.

Cut or short?

The manuals treat these as two entries for one part: E6 is a cut sensor, E7 a shorted one.

What the listed checks cover

The first item concerns the temperature of the water entering the machine. The second concerns the thermistor, the part that senses temperature. The third concerns the PCB, the control board. The manuals give the list without ranking or explanation.

If E6 and E7 both turn up

Note which code appeared and when. The manuals treat them as separate entries, and some lists write E7 as E07.

Related codes

• E6: the open-circuit entry for the same sensor
• F6: a faulty heater sensor on the F-code models
• E3: heating that did not reach the set temperature within 90 minutes

Bertazzoni dishwasher repair in Los Angeles

For an E7 on a Bertazzoni dishwasher in Los Angeles, call (310) 987-4514. Have the code and the model number at hand, and mention that you cut the power.

Source: Bertazzoni DW24PR Use & Care Manual; Bertazzoni DW18PR Use & Care Manual