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I have attempted many times on fixing these dishwashers – it could be leaks which I rarely found the culprit as it is often badly installed and the construction of it doesn’t lend itself for me to investigate further.
Constant faults with pressure switch Sensor and no two sensors are the same, too many different variations – very often doesn’t always solve it
regularly finding faults with float switch.
I question if it is worth the time and effort to fix these dishwashers? Maybe it’s me or that the dishwashers are very badly made, over engineered and too complicated to resolve for a lowly independent engineers like myself?
Weirdly, they managed to make the likes of Hotpoint/Indesit even plastic bottomed Bosch dishwashers looks angelic.
Any suggestions on how to get the lowdown’s on these Electrolux dishwashers, what are the most common faults and the methods on resolving this?
I’ve put a stop to job offers on Electrolux dishwashers until I get better understanding on these.
dont see a lot of them but not had any real awkard probs
can get you tech and info on any you want and sometimes there is a bullitin for common errors and proposed fixes
there is as you prob know a pressure sw mod on some of them for blocking of the pressure sw feed pipe
Dave
electrofix wrote:dont see a lot of them but not had any real awkard probs
can get you tech and info on any you want and sometimes there is a bullitin for common errors and proposed fixes
there is as you prob know a pressure sw mod on some of them for blocking of the pressure sw feed pipe
Dave
That would be helpful, thank you.
I have had i40 error codes, i50 error codes and flooding for no apparent reason, just that I am flummoxed by it all.
I do see a lot of them round here and they all comes in different guises. Roughly once a week. There are few new builds round here also quite a number properties had a kitchen refurb with Ikea, Howdens and Benchmark as well by small kitchen fitting firms (short business lifespan – often bankrupt after few years). There is a AEG/Electrolux graded goods refurbisher nearby and I am often called out to these appliances when it is out of guarantee.
I don’t have the luxury to take home the broken AEG dishwasher to carry out post mortem on it.
MattI know I did warranty on all these brands they are an absolute nightmare dishwasher badly put together problems with electronics where you have to change display and main pcbs because of software issues I was so glad when they restructured and had 5 big service agents in uk I will not look at them anymore and it’s a relief, stops the hair turning more grey lol
It all sounds worse than the days of the symphony’s system they brought in and the modified sumps we were fitting by the van load.
I have stopped going out to AEG/Zanussi dishwashers of certain age.
Dave – I will post PNC number if I come across one if it slipped through the net as my wife is filtering the calls out for me. It the leaks that get my back up Then the pressure sensors fault, now looking likely software issues. I have to protect my reputation hence the reason for refusing to touch them as I don’t want word going round saying that I am hopeless on AEG type dishwashers which I am at the moment but I don’t want it to be public knowledge.
Major issues with the heating elements failing on the newer type ones! Worst part is getting them out because of the silly design of feet/deco door hanging, and changing the stupid door opener is rediculous
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