Liebherr WF1061 Code E1-E8: ice maker water time you can choose

What E1-E8 ice maker water time means

On the Liebherr WF1061 multi-temperature cabinet, the WF 1061, E1 through E8 set how long water runs for the ice maker. E1 is the shortest water supply time and E8 the longest. They are settings, not warnings, so seeing one only shows the water time currently selected. Picking a different step changes how full the ice tray gets, and with it the size of your cubes.

Common causes of E1-E8 ice maker water time

A water time chosen in setup
A setting changed by accident
A tray that fills too much or too little for your needs

✓ One safe check you can try

1. Open the settings and find the E value. 2. Raise it toward E8 if the cubes come out small or hollow. 3. Lower it toward E1 if the tray overflows. 4. If ice never forms at any step, check the water valve and call us.

! Why to stop there

It is an owner setting, so no repair is involved.
No ice at any level points to a supply or ice maker problem for a technician.
We show the price first if a visit becomes necessary.

Opening a panel yourself does not automatically cancel a manufacturer warranty, but it can cause accidental damage, and some manufacturers set their own service conditions. Check your warranty terms, or ask us, before deciding.

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E1-E8 ice maker water timeE1-E8 ice maker water time questions

What is E4 on my WF 1061?

It is a middle step of the ice maker water time. E1 is the shortest supply time and E8 the longest, and E4 sits between them, a sensible place to start.

Does an E value mean something broke?

No. E values are a setting you pick, not an alert. A real ice maker problem shows differently, for example through a flashing ice maker indicator or no ice at all.

How do I get bigger cubes?

Step up toward E8 for a longer water time. Change one step, wait for a few trays to freeze, and adjust again until the cubes suit you.