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probs again , had a look a this and did a diag prog, threw up error with led 3 and 5 flashing , circ motor not working , connections ,cap ,module also mesh filter ,micro filter and pressure sensor problems fitted a new cap , off she went immediately did a diag all fine , cust rang to say , lights flashing again , had another look diag prog (long and short) no errors checked motor running ok , filters clean etc where is the pressure sensor fitted ?
Re: hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
The pressure sensor is the little doofer inserted into the small hose from the top of the circulation pump to the lower spray arm.
Not sure if you have the manual, sent it anyway. 😀
Jim.
hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
Hi
After you start it. Have a look at the rear pipe work that goes up the back.. Is the water fully going up there?. If not put a extra 1 1/2 Ltrs of water into the dishwasher and check again. This is either the haier or midia machine and it’s a common fault and there is a modified pressure switch for this .
Re: hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
Don’t think these are Chinese Bryan, all listed as made in Italy. No mention of a pressure switch mod in the tech info that I can see 😕
It does have a flowmeter (impellor jug type thingy) that can give problems.
Jim.
Re: hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
went to machine couldnt see anything wrong checked sensor and flowmeter etc , then i decided to turn off water remove inlet hose to check filter , was a little grimey not blocked by any means , put it back together and ran a cycle and a diag , customer rang today to say machine is running fine !!
Re: hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
well well , back to square one same prob again im gonna order a flowmeter see if that sorts it
Re: hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
slyp98 wrote:threw up error with led 3 and 5 flashing , circ motor not working , connections ,cap ,module also mesh filter ,micro filter and pressure sensor problems
As the problem seems to be intermittent and you’ve eliminated most of the above I wonder if it could be either an intermittent blockage (as sometimes caused by small bits of plastic film in the circulatory system for example) or a loose or partly burnt electrical connection somewhere.
Mike.Re: hotpoint FDW60 dishes wet after cycle finishes
checked it out replaced flowmeter , no change removed wash motor , pump ,fill matrix , hoses etc flused out system ,checked wiring and connections all fine no hard wire or burnt connections , back together again , no change , machine is 7 yrs old so cust going to buy new one thanks all
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