Washer-dryer reports E14 and may not start or may stop mid-cycle; often related to water level sensing

Safety first: Disconnect power before opening the top cover.

• 1. Access pressure sensor: Remove the top panel and locate the round or rectangular pressure sensor connected to a small hose from the tub.
• 2. Check hose and connector: Ensure the hose is firmly attached and not split. Inspect the electrical connector for corrosion or loose pins and reseat it.
• 3. Inspect hose for moisture or detergent: If the hose is filled with water or detergent, remove and flush it, then reinstall securely.
• 4. Replace sensor if needed: If E14 persists after cleaning and reseating, replace the Bosch pressure sensor with an OEM part.
• 5. Control board check: If a new sensor does not resolve the error, the main PCB may have a defective input circuit and should be tested by a professional.