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Hi So much for slot in??? This dishwasher will require the kitchen dismantle team to get it out. So before doing this my question is..it is pumping all the time sounds like anti flood device activated but without dragging it out can’t see how the anti flood operates. There is no water in base. Anyone any ideas how? Thanks
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Its one of those horrible Creda things, over 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of parts already obsolete. 😥
I might, ( only might ) have an old hard copy manual for these, if it was me I would run a mile. 😉
Moved to correct forum BTW.
Jim.
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Hi Jim, My first response was that(to run away) but they are old customers who are selling up and moving to Oz and wanted to leave a dishwasher in situ. All it does is pump it is as though the anti flood has kicked in or the pressure chamber is blocked are they bad news to get into? Thanks
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Only ever worked on a few of them, quite a rare beast, a pig of a machine to work on TBH.
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If i am not mistaken can you not get at the pressure switch by removing lower front panel
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Pressure switch is low down, inside the left hand (from front) panel Cliff. There is a weird vent doofer with a thin hose that sits inside the door. The plastic of the console is very brittle and breaks up nine times out of ten when you try to remove the screws.
Note all the obsolete parts. 😥
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