The Brastemp alerts in this line are based on the BNF15 front-load platform. Write down the full groups that alternate on the display and confirm the model before applying the corresponding equivalents.
Reference and how to display the code
The official BNF15ASANA manual documents displays that alternate groups such as F8 and E1. Both parts make up one inquiry; an isolated F8 does not preserve the necessary information. A top-load Brastemp with indicators needs a different table.
Verified routes
F8 E1 or Lo FL refers to the water supply; F9 E1 to the drain; F5 E2 to the door lock; Sd or SUD to excess suds. Keep the zero-padded representations within the documented group, without turning any F5 or F9 into an equivalent.
rL during cleaning
In this family, rL appears when load is detected in the drum during the cleaning cycle. Wait for it to be safely released, remove the clothes, and follow the maintenance-cycle resume procedure described in the manual. It is a usage condition and does not prove a motor fault.
For other messages, photograph the sequence and consult the exact manual. The business relationship with Whirlpool or Consul does not authorize importing tables; nor is a Brastemp washer-dryer covered by this front-load platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do two alternating groups make up a single code?
In the BNF15 manual, some alerts are shown by alternating two groups that must be written down together. For example, F8 and E1 form F8 E1; they are not two separate failures.
Can I apply a front-load table to a top-load Brastemp?
No. The architecture and controls can change. Identify the top-load reference and use its manual, including the light patterns when applicable.
Does an alert during cleaning always require repair?
No. In the documented family, rL indicates clothing detected during cleaning and asks that it be removed according to the procedure. If the alert continues with an empty drum or another code appears, consult its specific instruction.
If the code is not confirmed for your reference, keep the sequence before looking for a part or a reset combination.