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Hi Dave, I got round to checking and found a pool of water in the bottom. There’s not enough room to see clearly where a drip is from.
I take it I’ll need to move the dishwasher out and maybe tip it on it’s back to work on it further? Is it likely to be a part that I can replace?
It was by opening the dishwasher door and taking the filter out. As it’s a built in unit with kickboards basically fixed into place it’s not too easy to access from underneath.
So the recommendation is that I take the dishwasher out, look underneath and look for a leak? Potentially silicone it up if I find one
The saga continues…
So it seems to have worked for a few washes, including a High temperature which I used one of those cleaning things with.
with.A few days later, I did another High temperature wash with a full load of dishes that were particularly dirty, before going to bed. The following morning, the dishwasher was still running, making the same loud wurring noise. I think it might be the pump or motor? Upon inspection, there was only a tiny bit of water in the sunk which I sponged out. A day later the dishwasher still only makes that loud noise
It had been a week or two since I tried using the dishwasher and it randomly started working today without further maintenance. I can fathom what caused this….
tubafan wrote:You should be able to access the pump rotor through the sump – there’s probably a detachable cover it. You’ll likely find more glass in there that is jamming the pump.
https://ibb.co/tsxK8Fm
https://ibb.co/gDXFhkq I couldnt upload here so included a few pics here.
so just to confirm, this is the area you mean? In a video I saw a cover but mine doesn’t appear to have one. It’s just an open hole, which I assume is to the pump. When I feel there there are ridges but it’s a very awkward angle and I can’t find any more debris. I removed that small amount in the photo.
