DeDIETRICH

Hello Udi,

“TG” isn’t a fault code I can confidently identify for De Dietrich without the exact model number, as manufacturers often use different displays and code systems across ranges. The best way to narrow it down is to check a few basics first.

1. Get the full model number It should be on the rating plate around the door opening or back panel. With that, the code can be matched properly.

2. Note exactly when “TG” appears Does it show: - as soon as you switch it on? - after filling with water? - during wash or spin? - at the end of the cycle? That timing often points to whether it’s a door lock, draining, heating, or motor-related issue.

3. Try a simple reset Switch the machine off, unplug it from the mains for 10 minutes, then restart and try a short programme.

4. Check the obvious items - Door is closing and locking properly - Water supply tap is on - Drain filter is not blocked - Drain hose isn’t kinked or pushed too far down the standpipe

5. Listen for what it does next For example: - humming but no drum movement - filling and stopping - not draining - repeated clicking at the door lock These symptoms help identify the fault much better than the code alone.

Important: isolate the appliance from the mains before inspecting any internal parts. If it needs testing of electrical components, wiring, or anything internal, it’s best handled by a qualified appliance engineer.

If you can post the full model number and when “TG” appears, I can help you narrow it down further.

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