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its all down to water temperature, and turbidity
water temperature differs greatly from time of day/year
if the waters colder going in, itll take longr to heat wont it?
bosch dishwashers have a turbidity sensor in the heater chamber which measures how dirty the water is.. they do keep on washing until the water is cleaner, hence cleaner dishes
no, thats the pump
what u need to do, with the plug out.. is locate the pressure switch
if u look under the lid, towards the front of the machine, theres a switch with a small black hose leading downwards from itthe pressure vessel is at the other end
if its a welded tub, it wont be way to get at or clean.. maybe blow DOWN the hose to try and clear it
good luck
kwatt wrote:
helo_75 wrote:
id just buy a bosch and save yourself some moneyOr an ISE. 😉
Okay, I’m biased, but even so, Bosch isn’t the only option to getting something actually worth owning.
K.
its a good point k
like ive said before, i know little about ise, im not independant so have had no dealings
therefore i refrain from commenting on ise machines
whichever way, the indesits are purely pantsbuy a proper machine?
youll need a pcb and smart card and a reader to programe it
indesit do fixed price repairs @ £99
id just buy a bosch and save yourself some money
send it to landfill and sell her a machine that will last more than 15 minutes
if the door doesnt lock, u should get an e1 faultleave it long enough and it will give u a fault code
error 7 is the norm, and of course thats the motor
dont rule out the pcb, id try what pgs advised first
drums crack because somethings hit it
ur lucky they changed it under warranty
way of the world unfortunately, just have a read up on welded tubs, its well documented on here
