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Not that i can see. With the original pump, sometimes it would try several times before it got going, hence the reason i changed it. ??
doesn’t appear to be when i’ve watched it but possibly. Then again when i watch it pump out it drains so well i think it would cope with that. Bit of a puzzle
i have power at the main module and pretty sure it was sealed when it arrived. Looks like i’ve possibly damaged the display as well then !!!
Costly mistake3100439913080590 machine is dead, no display. Would the wrong module still at least light up display ?
Thats my current thinking ( get it ,,current ) so have one on order. Though don’t know why they need three different ones that look identical
LJDomestics wrote:Think im being too soddin nice to my customers then…i take door home if overlapping is involved, fill the hole with a peice i cut out of a old door i use, gorilla glue and leave overnight, go back measure drill fit… viola! Done it too many times
Thats exactly what i do !! I think youre right, being too nice. That said, people do remember you for going the extra mile.
OK, i see there are at least 3 different pumps for these that look the same and the one i fitted is not whats listed for this model.Don’t know what the difference is but guess best to start with the correct one before trying module.
Had two recently, one with a broken damper but found in both cases return airflow was blocked with ice, not visible so easy to miss
sumphose wrote:Can anyone give some advice on this fault.
After approx 6 mins ,The 6 program lights flash, all evenly, along with buzzer sounding. The circulation pump,sounded as if it was switching on and off or pulsating after filling, then the fault lights. On opening the door the dishwasher is full of water, no blockages and once reset pumps out fine.???Realise this is an old post but did you get any joy with it. I have one doing exactly the same
Returned with new element which sorted problem but found the dryer fan had melted badly. Have ordered a replacement ( which is metal i believe ) but wondered if this is a common problem.
Yes, i did think of that, After i had left. Seems unlucky if she had two faults but we all know it can happen.
Check for arcing in the cabinet. Remove glass base and check around all seams. Not always easy to spot. Found this is more likely to occur when only a small load in the oven, ie testing with a small cup of water rather than a big jug
Yeah, thats where i’m at with it. Circuits tested from module plug. Going to try pressure switch but if that doesn’t work that will be the end of it i suspect
