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Can you help
I’ve had the dishwasher about 3 years and I’m sure it’s done this before and then gone away, however, this time it hasn’t. I choose a program and the machine kicks in, then about 3 minutes later it stops. Open the door and lights 1 & 5 are fixed on.
Lost the manual and can’t think what to do. ❓Thanks
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There is no error code with lamps one and five on all the time I’m afriad 🙁
If none are flashing and the two are on all the time, you’ll be needing an engineer to resolve this one.
Check repairs@ and the directories.
Dave.
David,
That’s displaying an E1 error which is most likely caused by water in the base (i.e. somethings been leaking).
It could also be a fault with the anti-flood device (switch or float stuck), a knacked timer or damaged wiring (tend to go at the bottom of the door).
Could also be water in either the pressure switch or the pressure switch hose or maybe even a faulty motor.
Aren’t dishwashers great?
None of these faults are the sort of thing the uninitiated should be trying to tackle as they all involve opening the machine up to some degree.
If it’s just the float or switch getting jammed then that can be freed off from the front after the appliance has been unplugged, other than that check Repairs@ for a local engineer.Craig
N.B. This is assuming that the lights are flashing and not solid as pointed out by Dave above.
Re: Diplomat ADP8132 Light code Fault
Just checked again and it’s definitely lights 1 & 5 fixed then it goes to 4 & 5 flashing.
Looks like it’s time to get an engineer out.
I checked on repairs@ but I don’t have anyone in my area, what’s the best path to take?
Live in West Sussex.
thanks
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Re: Diplomat ADP8132 Light code Fault
I’ll check a list I have a home for you a little later this evening David.
Dave.
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