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  • #112686
    Rest
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Did you get the problem fixed?

    I have the same…..Tested the Heating element 25.6kohms so OK
    Tested the thermostat in hot water it switches

    But the heater element doesn’t get hot

    any other clues? I have of yet not looked for the thermostat in the door, but guess where I’m off to now?

    The cycle completes in 45 mins and the water temp changed from 18.3 to 20.5 Deg C, but thats probably because of the circulation pump and not the heater element. or just natural convection from the surrounding air.

    #112687
    Rest
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Contary to popular belief there is no door Thermostat unless its that invisable kind that cowboy service engineers change and charge you a
    fortune!!!!!

    This post has been read by almost 2500 people and still no one can come up with an answer…………..hum!, maybe no one knows the answer or is willing to tell more likely!!

    #112688
    Dave_Conway
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Rest wrote:Contary to popular belief there is no door Thermostat

    Correct it’s a thermistor but definitely not invisible 😉

    Dave.

    #112689
    Rest
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Oh for a wiring diagram…………… 😥 😥


    The door thermistor seems only to report the maximum temperature reached during the cycle therefore has no influence on the Heater operation.

    (The heater element works fine – Having put 240V across it, it heats up)

    Is there a flow switch in the circuit? Or any other kind of condition/operation that needs fulfilling before the heater operates?

    Apart from the obvious, like door lock, power on, overtemp not tripped.

    #112690
    Penguin45
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    The thermistor in the door is the temperature control. It gives variable values depending on temperature, these are matched against a comparator array of resistors on the PCB to interpret temperature.

    If you have continuity everywhere there is little left but the pcb itself.

    Penguin45.

    #112691
    Rest
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Found and solved the problem

    The main heater relay on the PCB – It cost a whole £2.45

    The original part “Finder 45.61” replacement “Finder 45.71” the replacement has a higher temperature rating than the original hence the number change.

    If your handy with a soldering iron this could save you the £70 call out + £130 for a new PCB, or even the £50 some are being charged to repair said item.

    http://www.rapidonline.com/productinfo. … leno=74442

    #112692
    ianh
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Good Man Rest!

    Same problem on mine! Have a replacement part on order.

    Thanks very much for the help on this one.

    Cheers

    Ianh

    #112693
    tonyg-6td
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    The E3 problem has just started happening on my dishwasher.

    I’m quite handy with a soldering iron so I should be able to handle replacing the relay… But could you give me a hint as to where the PCB is located and how to access it? Is it in the door or within the body of the machine? Any hint as to what panels to remove, appreciated greatly.

    cheers,
    Tony

    ianh wrote:Good Man Rest!

    Same problem on mine! Have a replacement part on order.

    Thanks very much for the help on this one.

    Cheers

    Ianh

    #112694
    ianh
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Hi Tony

    From memory (a sleep deprived one at that!) I seem to recall everything being in the door panel. If you remove the front panel you can then remove the screws which hold the internal cover on and take this out. I remember that the cables could all be removed as they all had plugs on. The PCB could then be taken out, the relay replaced and all put back together. In total it only took me about 20 minutes to sort it.

    Good luck!

    Ian

    tonyg-6td wrote:The E3 problem has just started happening on my dishwasher.

    I’m quite handy with a soldering iron so I should be able to handle replacing the relay… But could you give me a hint as to where the PCB is located and how to access it? Is it in the door or within the body of the machine? Any hint as to what panels to remove, appreciated greatly.

    cheers,
    Tony

    #112695
    Shabbs
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Hi

    Can someone tell me where the resettable thermostat is please. My machine doesn’t seem to have any water injecting into it, did a reset and there’s water now but won’t heat up, hoping it just needs the thermostat reset.

    Appreciated.

    #112696
    Penguin45
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Look at the heater. There is a dome poking through the floor of the machine under it. This is the safety thermostat. Obviously, you need to get under the machine to see if it has a red button to press (some don’t). Remove plug, door outer and lower front panel to access.

    Penguin45.

    #112697
    Shabbs
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    Pressed it with no improvement, the red button doesn’t seem to have any resistance when pressing the button, very loose. Can I bridge the thermostat to test if that’s the problem?

    Appreciated.

    #112698
    Penguin45
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    Re: Diplomat ADP 8224 Dishwasher E3 error

    If it doesn’t “click”, it hasn’t tripped.

    You need a test meter to solve this. Basic resistance checks trough the heater, safety and wiring back to the pcb will eleminate the components.

    Penguin45.

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