Blomberg Appliance Repair Services
We repair Blomberg ovens, dishwashers, cooktops & more — factory-trained, local techs.
Volt & Vector Appliance Repair
Professional appliance company based in Downtown Brooklyn. Serving Brooklyn & Manhattan.
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Blomberg is a European appliance brand offering compact, eco-efficient washers, dryers, dishwashers, and refrigerators. In New York apartments, Blomberg units are chosen for space savings and energy performance. However, intensive daily use and hard water conditions can lead to breakdowns. This guide outlines Blomberg’s frequent faults, 25+ error codes, technical details, DIY quick fixes, and recommendations on when to call for professional repair.
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Reminder: Always Use the Model Number to Find Appliance Parts
Why the model number matters
How to avoid mistakes
The challenge with part numbers
Universal rule
Error Codes
Blomberg Dishwasher E01 – water inlet error
Blomberg Dishwasher E02 – heating circuit fault
Blomberg Dishwasher E03 – drain fault (pump/hoses)
Blomberg Dishwasher E04 – overflow detected
Blomberg Dishwasher E05 – NTC temperature sensor fault
Blomberg Washer E01 – door lock fault
Blomberg Washer E02 – inlet valve fault
Blomberg Washer E03 – drain pump error
Blomberg Washer E05 – NTC sensor error
Blomberg Washer E07 – motor/triac error
Blomberg Dryer E05 – temperature sensor (NTC) error
Blomberg Dryer E06 – heater relay/overheat
Blomberg Dryer E08 – motor error
Blomberg Dryer E09 – control/communication fault
Blomberg Refrigerator – evaporator fan icing (no code)
Blomberg Refrigerator – sealed system low charge (no code)
Blomberg Refrigerator – defrost heater open (no code)
Blomberg Refrigerator – thermistor drift (no code)
Blomberg Range – ignition electrode failure (no code)
Blomberg Cooktop – spark module failure (no code)
Blomberg Oven – temperature probe drift (no code)
Blomberg Oven – convection fan failure (no code)
Blomberg Dishwasher – circulation pump noisy/weak (no code)
Technical Details
Blomberg uses inverter-driven motors, NTC sensors, anti-flood protection, and adaptive defrost systems. Washers and dishwashers rely on pressure and flow sensors. Dryers feature condenser systems with airflow monitors, while refrigerators depend on fan-driven circulation and resistive heaters for defrost. Technicians test pumps, heaters, and thermistors (5–10kΩ at 25 °C) with continuity and resistance checks.
Quick Fixes
Washers: clean pump filters, check drain hoses, rebalance loads.Dryers: empty lint and condenser filters, check belt condition.Dishwashers: clean filters, descale heaters, ensure drain hose loop.Refrigerators: vacuum coils, defrost evaporator, inspect gaskets.Preventive: monthly filter cleaning, quarterly descaling, and seasonal condenser maintenance.
Repair vs Replace
Blomberg repairs are usually affordable—covering pumps, heaters, and sensors. Replacement is recommended for sealed system refrigerator failures, major cabinet corrosion, or when units exceed 12–15 years.