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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #30 on: 01 August 2011, 22:26:21 »

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Time is against me, I'll have to leave it in bits for a few days...
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #31 on: 02 August 2011, 08:14:33 »

Pushed it back under worktop (minus top/sides/other bits), but something collapsed at the back (guessing the sides give it rigidity).

Job for next week now.

Having proved what it isn't, assuming only one fault, I reckon it narrows it down to wiring or controller.

That said, the join between the top and bottom halves of the main area is furry, so guessing thats weeping a little as well.  Probably best to just buy a new one, and get upset with call centres about delivery :(
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #32 on: 13 August 2011, 20:11:19 »

Well I hate it when that happens.

It all works. I've down nothing, except not use it for a week, and put it back together (as going around with a meter didn't help).


I just know its gonna bite me...
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #33 on: 13 August 2011, 20:17:53 »

Sounds like a spurious leak which gets water onto contacts sometimes and not others.  How are all the seals?
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #34 on: 13 August 2011, 20:20:58 »

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Sounds like a spurious leak which gets water onto contacts sometimes and not others.  How are all the seals?
No signs of leaks, maybe a tiny weep from the join in the 2 halves of the main container.  Its new enough to have a tray to catch any leaks, which is bone dry
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #35 on: 13 August 2011, 20:35:39 »

Amazing, ours packed up a week ago (it was only 23 years old as well) they just don't make them to last anymore :(

Probably something simple, but decided to invest in a new one.
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #36 on: 13 August 2011, 20:49:35 »

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Well I hate it when that happens.

It all works. I've down nothing, except not use it for a week, and put it back together (as going around with a meter didn't help).


I just know its gonna bite me...

our give us a surprise welcome when we were back from vacation.. it didnt work for two days and my wife was so upset.. until I tought well lets plug it off..

after it start to work for no apparent reason :-?

too much electronics imo >:(
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #37 on: 13 August 2011, 21:01:03 »

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Amazing, ours packed up a week ago (it was only 23 years old as well) they just don't make them to last anymore :(

Probably something simple, but decided to invest in a new one.

Was Mrs AA only 23?  :-/

Got yourself a newer model now then AA  ;) ;D

Seriously tho.....bet your new machine doesnt last 23 years......well unless your like my parents....only use it for doing the dishes after sunday lunch  :o
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #38 on: 13 August 2011, 21:43:16 »

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Washing up is a woman's job. Always has been.....always will be.

 :o..... :(....... >:(....... :'(

 ::) If it suddenly came down to men to do the washing-up: it`d be paper plates and plastic cutlery for all, within the first day! :P
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #39 on: 13 August 2011, 21:47:24 »

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 ::) If it suddenly came down to men to do the washing-up: it`d be paper plates and plastic cutlery for all, within the first day! :P


 ...... and the problem is?  ::) ::) ::)
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« Reply #40 on: 13 August 2011, 21:54:57 »

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 ::) If it suddenly came down to men to do the washing-up: it`d be paper plates and plastic cutlery for all, within the first day! :P


 ...... and the problem is?  ::) ::) ::)

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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #41 on: 13 August 2011, 22:06:34 »

this model does suffer from burnt wires on the heater box, also the mains filter is a plastic case mains filter that also is a common problem. on this machine you can get liner seals splitting but its not common, main issue with that it fills the steel base plate where the wash pump sits and shorts that out,
sorry tb only just seen your post or would have said earlier.
pm me if need on what you have looked at i used to work on this model.
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #42 on: 14 August 2011, 11:35:19 »

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this model does suffer from burnt wires on the heater box, also the mains filter is a plastic case mains filter that also is a common problem. on this machine you can get liner seals splitting but its not common, main issue with that it fills the steel base plate where the wash pump sits and shorts that out,
sorry tb only just seen your post or would have said earlier.
pm me if need on what you have looked at i used to work on this model.
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Part of the problem is I've had a holiday between it not working well, and now.  And drank far too much Keo ::).  So its a bit vague in my mind what was unplugged when I still got it popping the RCD.

Do you happen to have a service manual?
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #43 on: 10 December 2011, 15:54:38 »

Well I hate it when that happens.

It all works. I've down nothing, except not use it for a week, and put it back together (as going around with a meter didn't help).


I just know its gonna bite me...
'dangle berries', 'dangle berries' and double 'dangle berries'.

Sorry to disturb the dust on this one, but guess what.  2 rather weeks before crimbo. More chance of pulling my foreskin up over my head to keep my ears warm than getting a replacement delivered.

'dangle berries'.
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Re: Dishwasher faults
« Reply #44 on: 10 December 2011, 16:08:21 »

Invite the student for Crimbo, he can be your temporary dishwasher.
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