Diplomat DW ADP8132

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  • #8851
    DentedPorsche
    Participant

    Hiyas,
    Does anyone have the error codes for this machine?
    I put it into diagnostic mode and after filling it beeped and first three lights started flashing. machine wouldn’t do anything else.
    Customer also complains machine isn’t taking the tablet and top tray isn’t washing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Ta
    DP 😛

    #130775
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Temperature sensor out of circuit DP, IIRC.

    Chris.

    #130776
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Is that the Smeg on DP?

    K.

    #130777
    DentedPorsche
    Participant

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    Yeah it must be Ken, it’s pre Whirlpool for sure.

    Thanks for the help Chris and Ken.

    Brian 😀 (Can use my real name now 😛 )

    #130778
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    You have mail. 😉

    K.

    #130779
    DentedPorsche
    Participant

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    Thanks Ken, digesting it now. 😕
    Extremely handy though 😉

    Thanks. Brian

    #130780
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    Didn’t want to start another thread, have done a quick search for ADP8132 dishwashers and read through them, nothing specific to this call.

    I have not yet been to this machine, in fact I have never touched a Diplomat before, even in the flesh 😉 .

    This customer has just moved into this house so is not familiar with the machine and can find no user manual.
    She reports that she can select various programmes and the indicator light moves along to each setting, but nothing else happens after closing door.

    Would any of the info that you sent to DP be of any help to me Ken?

    #130781
    Dave_Conway
    Participant

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    I don’t know what he sent to DP but I’m assuming it’s what I have just sent you Jim 😉

    Dave.

    #130782
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    Message received Dave, thanks. I don’t know what is coming over me today, I have even broken my rule of the past 20 years and offered to go and look at a Servis 😥 for someone who sounds desperate, and its not as though I am in need of these type of calls. 🙂

    #130783
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    Went to this one today, as stated pressing P allowed the indicator lights to progress through the various programmes but on closing the door nothing happened.

    I tried pressing P quickly four times and neons 4+5 came on steady. That didn’t seem to match the tech info that Dave kindly sent me. However I closed the door and after a pause the pump ran then the machine filled. Then it appeared to be circulating but only in short pulses. Switched off and tried to empty, after pushing the buttons a few times I eventually got the third neon to light, closed the door and the machine drained. However it now has neons 4&5 flashing and I cannot cancel them, pressing P rapidly or leaving the machine off for a while makes no difference. A visual check revealed no water in base, safety stat not tripped. Due to the awful installation, ( I think the original householder did it himself and has used Araldite to fix the decor panel) I did not want to force the panel off to examine the dispenser in case I damaged it.

    Any idea what 4&5 flashing mean, not listed in the info I have?

    Also what are the two small slotted plugs near the top outer edge of the door on either side for, are they supposed to hold the panel on, do they turn or push?

    #130784
    Dave_Conway
    Participant

    Re: Diplomat DW ADP8132

    iadom wrote:Any idea what 4&5 flashing mean, not listed in the info I have?

    It doesn’t mean anything (unknown code) so suspect dispensor coil 😉

    iadom wrote:Also what are the two small slotted plugs near the top outer edge of the door on either side for, are they supposed to hold the panel on, do they turn or push?

    They hold the panel on and are sprung loaded (pull directly outwards), there is a special “key” tool but you can normally coax them out with a screwdriver if you’re careful 🙂

    Dave.

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