Ariston LSI 61 – faulty cycle

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  • February 7, 2005 at 2:08 pm #7813
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    Our dishwasher, finished it usual cycle. But for some reason water was left in the bottom. When we went to put it on another cycle, to try and finish the cycle and drain the excess water, we noticed the green light remained permantely on, Usually, it flashes as a pre-selection.

    Now if we attempt to put the dishwasher on (the program selection light no longer flashes) , it begins the cycle, but after a minute or so it stops and just makes a buzzing/humming sound, whilst also leaving water in the bottom.

    Can anyone..help?

    February 7, 2005 at 3:20 pm #125290
    Dave_Conway
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    Re: Ariston LSI 61 – faulty cycle

    It sounds like the drain pump is blocked to me monty, or it has failed.

    The light/not starting problem will almost certainly be caused by the fact that it can’t drain itself.

    If you’re going to have a go yourself, please pull the plug :zap:

    Alternatively, have a look at repairs@ and the directories for an engineer near you.

    Dave.

    March 7, 2005 at 9:21 am #125291
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    Re: Ariston LSI 61 – faulty cycle

    mine has the same problem but it does drain!
    i can make it drain by resetting the cycle and then changing to rinse only

    it does buzz and hum on the wash cycle and does heat hoeever does not appear to fill with water

    March 7, 2005 at 11:28 am #125292
    Martin
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    Re: Ariston LSI 61 – faulty cycle

    Delfont,

    Maybe in your case the baseplate is flooded and the water inlet safety switch has tripped I would think 💡

    If that is the case then the machine leaks from somewhere, usually the main wash pump or the door seal etc etc.

    :plug: PULL THAT PLUG FIRST BEFORE LOOKING :zap:

    Martin

    March 7, 2005 at 12:53 pm #125293
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    Re: Ariston LSI 61 – faulty cycle

    ok soundslike something to check further…
    do you know how i can get into this bearing in mine is integrated?

    would make sense as it gets hot but without water pumping noise

    March 7, 2005 at 3:03 pm #125294
    Martin
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    Re: Ariston LSI 61 – faulty cycle

    delfont wrote:ok soundslike something to check further…
    do you know how i can get into this bearing in mine is integrated?

    Welcome to our world and if you want to go there, the machine needs disconnecting and taking out for inspection 🙁 .

    Tip : – The side panels need removing to begin the process of elimination 😉

    Martin

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