Hi
My dishwasher trips the house out towards the end of the cyle after about an hour. Any ideas
My dishwasher trips the house out towards the end of the cyle after about an hour. Any ideas
Dishwasher trips the house towards the end of the cycle
- Thread starter schambers
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So does my washing machine, so we end it before it gets there.
I think its about having a faulty component, on my washer I think its the programmer as its £80 we switch off before final spin.
So if you can find out what part of the cycle causes it, you know where to start.
I doubt if its the pump as that will have already worked & so would the heater.
So the chances are its your programmer, have a search by model number & find the cost for replacement.
How old is the machine & model etc may help others.
I know Ive not answered your question, but I may have given some help
I think its about having a faulty component, on my washer I think its the programmer as its £80 we switch off before final spin.
So if you can find out what part of the cycle causes it, you know where to start.
I doubt if its the pump as that will have already worked & so would the heater.
So the chances are its your programmer, have a search by model number & find the cost for replacement.
How old is the machine & model etc may help others.
I know Ive not answered your question, but I may have given some help
Isnt the drying element the same as used to heat for the wash.
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Cant say I know much about diswashers, but I assumed they were separate, the drying element runs around inside the washing chamber of the machine... and I assume it'd have to heat the water before spraying it around in the washing chamber?
Our dishwasher doesn't have an exposed element
And we have had a dishwasher before, that once failed to fill with water. The heater element was in one corner, and it came on and melted the plastic on the wire racks. Going by this, I'd assume many washers use the exposed element for heating the water only.
And we have had a dishwasher before, that once failed to fill with water. The heater element was in one corner, and it came on and melted the plastic on the wire racks. Going by this, I'd assume many washers use the exposed element for heating the water only.
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