Candy CDI 1012/B

[glock339]

Hi I’m having a mare with the above dishwasher, I first noticed dishes weren’t coming out very clean, the dishwasher tablets weren’t being completely dissolved & after messing around with it then I realised it wasn’t hot inside anymore when I opened it even after a 70C wash.

So today I took out the inline heater to test with a multi meter & got a reading of around 35, which I’m lead to believe means its probably OK?

I then followed the cables up to the PCB which all seemed OK as far as I could tell with my eyes & then finally I visually checked the PCB for any obvious signs of burning, loose connections etc but unfortunately not a sausage. I gave it one last try after reassembling & again as far as I can tell from the noises coming from inside it sprayed the dishes down etc, but when I opened it after it’d done it’s thing it was still cold inside 🙁

I hate the thought of chucking a perfectly decent bit of kit but Ive already wasted a load of time on something I only paid £100 for, plus if it was something like the PCB I think they’re actually more than what I paid for the thing so afraid it’d be adios to it anyway!

Cheers.

[Martin]

Re: Candy CDI 1012/B

If the heater is OK (and 35ohm ain’t bad) then the PCB is the main subject and needs checking. Time to cut your losses and put it toward a decent dishwasher as these dishwashers feature highly in the failure dept. 🙁

[glock339]

Re: Candy CDI 1012/B

Just as I feared! 🙁

Cheers for that Martin, at least I wont bother wasting any more time on the heap now.

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