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February 24, 2023 at 3:05 pm #101749
twicknix
ParticipantBeen out to this dishwasher as a second opinion engineer. First guy looked and ran off.
PNC: 911434536
The dishwasher flashes looks like i44 with red light flashing 4 times.
No blockage in filter.
Drain pump activated as if in flood mode.
Am I thinking the pressure sensor being faulty? They do tend to throw up some weird fault if the pressure sensor is malfunctioning.
February 25, 2023 at 10:13 am #485913electrofix
Moderatortwicknix wrote:
PNC: 911434536
The dishwasher flashes looks like i44 with red light flashing 4 times.
No blockage in filter.
Drain pump activated as if in flood mode.
Am I thinking the pressure sensor being faulty? They do tend to throw up some weird fault if the pressure sensor is malfunctioning.
or blocked pressure switch as its a low signal failure
have you got the rest of the pnc no? there are 6 units under that no
Dave
February 25, 2023 at 10:50 am #485914twicknix
Participantelectrofix wrote:
or blocked pressure switch as its a low signal failure
have you got the rest of the pnc no? There are 6 units under that no
dave
pnc 911434536
February 25, 2023 at 11:15 am #485915electrofix
Moderatoryes i saw that but there is 6 models
Dave
March 1, 2023 at 10:52 am #485916funkyboogy
Participantif its got one of those little pressure switches in the sump, its more than likely that part no [h=1]140000554083[/h] when you remove switch, i would also use a small tube – to connect to where the pressure switch is fitted and blow steam in the sump , making sure its clean and free of sludge, etc
then fit new switch
cheers ally
March 14, 2023 at 2:23 pm #485917twicknix
Participantfunkyboogy wrote:if its got one of those little pressure switches in the sump, its more than likely that part no [h=1]140000554083[/h] when you remove switch, i would also use a small tube – to connect to where the pressure switch is fitted and blow steam in the sump , making sure its clean and free of sludge, etc
then fit new switch
cheers ally
Thanks, used compressed air to blow it out, connected new pressure sensor and fill sump with a couple of drops of rinse aid and half a litre of water to let it stand for 10 mins then start up dishwasher. This will stop the recurring fault as the new sensor will not work with the empty sump. Happened to me few times and found that my solution seems to have worked (?)
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