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November 1, 2006 at 3:56 pm #22189
Reevo
ParticipantI’d be grateful for any advice.
I have a 5+ year old Indesit DI61 UK (I believe this is the same as an Ariston LSI61) integrated dishwasher, in a flat I bought last year and so I have no instructions for it. Yesterday I opened it at what I thought was the end of the cycle but was apparently too soon, judging by the huge cloud of steam and the water remaining in the bottom. I have manually removed the water with a glass and then mopped out the last bit from by the filter with a cloth. The problem is that it will not let me go to the start of a new cycle to do the next load. There is some kind of mode button which lets me move between 4 settings (I assume stages of the wash but not sure) – normally I turn the machine on, it flashes at position 1, and I press the mode button to make the light at 1 stay on then start it running. Now, the light is already on at 1 and will not move.Haven’t been able to see any recent posts about this sort of fault although I guess it could be a flood detector in the base?
This happened once before – an engineer came out and said that because the dishwasher hadn’t been properly screwed in to the surround, it had vibrated something to do with the power either too far out or too far in (my partner dealt with it and she can’t remember which).
Because it’s integrated it’s going to be a real pain to take out and put back in, although hopefully it will be a simple and obvious fix if I go that far. Is there likely any way to avoid having to do that?
Thanks in advance,
PaulNovember 1, 2006 at 4:16 pm #193976Martin
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Reevo wrote:Now, the light is already on at 1 and will not move
If that first light is flashing it indicates a problem. In this case if it is just light 1 (counting from left to right) then that means the baseplate under the machine is flooded!
It will need to come out to sort…….POWER OFF FIRST !!! :zap:
Or take the easier route and call out a local engineer (see link below) 🙂 😉
November 1, 2006 at 5:02 pm #193977Reevo
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The first light (ie left-hand light) is solidly on – it is not flashing. It remains on whenever the power switch is on. Does this change your diagnosis?
Thanks,
PaulNovember 1, 2006 at 5:07 pm #193978Martin
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Reevo wrote:Does this change your diagnosis?
Possibly? :rolls:
Errrr…? If you press and hold the ‘P’ button, will that clear it?
November 1, 2006 at 5:13 pm #193979Reevo
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Martin wrote:Errrr…? If you press and hold the ‘P’ button, will that clear it?
Don’t think so – certainly just pressing P doesn’t affect it – but not sure I have tried holding it down so will check tonight and report back. Thanks for your advice.
Paul
November 2, 2006 at 9:41 am #193980Reevo
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That did indeed fix it! Thanks very much for your advice Martin, saved me a lot of trouble.
Paul
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