Maytag · Dishwashers
Maytag Dishwasher F10E5: Possible diverter leak
THE SHORT ANSWER
Possible diverter leak.
Maytag dishwasher F10E5 indicates possible diverter leak. FAE5 and F10E5 share the same leak-related support guidance.
Look for visible leakage without reaching underneath.
Do not remove electrical covers or reach beneath a powered dishwasher. Stop if an active leak is present.
WORK THROUGH THE BASICS
Safe troubleshooting checks
Use the checkboxes to keep track as you read. Stop at any warning or step that does not match your appliance.
Have water connections and the area beneath the dishwasher inspected. Do not restart through an active leak.
What to noteThe dishwasher is dry and connections are secure.
The manufacturer specifies Cancel twice and a new cycle after checks. If the code returns, schedule service.
What to noteA recurring diverter-leak alert is not normal.
YOUR NEXT DECISION
When to stop and get help
Contact Maytag service if F10E5 returns after the applicable owner checks.
THE EVIDENCE
Sources & verification
Our explanations are editorial summaries of the documentation below. They do not replace the instructions for your exact appliance.
- FAE5 or F10E5 - Dishwasher
Maytag · Manufacturer support · Checked
Code meaning and owner troubleshooting — Maytag dishwashers using the cited F/E code family.