What does Garland error code E01 mean?

Error code E01 on Garland equipment indicates temperature sensor fault — check probe connection. Consult the Garland operator and service manual for detailed troubleshooting steps specific to your model.

How do I maintain a Garland unit?

Follow the Garland recommended maintenance schedule: daily cleaning of accessible surfaces, weekly inspection of seals and gaskets, monthly check of electrical connections and water filters, and annual professional service including calibration and safety checks.

Where can I find Garland parts and documentation?

Genuine Garland replacement parts and service documentation are available through authorised dealers. For instant answers about Garland troubleshooting and maintenance, use AskWhiz on WhatsApp.

Commercial Kitchen

Garland error codes, decoded.

Look up any Garland fault code below. Each one is grounded in Garland's own service documentation — the meaning, the symptoms, the causes, and the steps to clear it.

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Co-founder & CTO · Reviewed August 2026

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What error codes does Garland display?

Tap a code for the full breakdown — meaning, symptoms, causes, and fix steps.

E01

Temperature sensor fault — check probe connection

E06

Ignition failure — check gas supply and electrode

E05

Drain fault — check drain pump and hose

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