On the left rear theres a filler box with aflowter to stop systeme why wont it fill with water

Sorry, I have to ask. Did the water supply valve under the sink get shut off?

It may not have finished a cycle because the strainer in the bottom is plugged. Is there water left in the bottom? Clean the filter.

The selenoid on the filler hose could be dead. This can be replaced. Some European dishwashers have a power wire running along the filler hose to a square moulded box on the connection end. This is the selenoid that allows water to fill the machine.

Use a bottle with a long narrow spout. Fill until oil just starts to come back out of the fill hole. let oil stop dripping from filler hole before you put back the filler plug or it will be over filled.

The fill solenoid is behind the lower panel, attached to the left side of the booster tank. There is a screen in the end of the fill hose that may be clogged. You require 20 psi flow rate to run the machine properly.
Pull the top tray out, place a magnet on the door switch, with the door closed and monitor the 3 led lights on the control board while its filling. All 3 should light up. Use caution around the high voltages present on the relay board and the booster contactor.
The probes in the right rear corner of the tank send the water level signals to the control board. The tips must be clean of scale or debris that may signal that water is present, when it is not.

There is a rubber tube that goes from the outside of the outer plastic bowl up to the pressure switch in the top panel. It is on the left rear corner. It may have been pulled off the pressure switch. Look under on that corner and locate where it is attached to the plastic bowl. if that is OK then follow the tube up and check top connection.
Hope this will help you.

Out the exhaust pipe. Check the radiator for bubbles. Fill it up to the neck, run the engine to warm it up, give the top hose a couple of squeezes to clear any air from the system. Any continuing bubbles at the filler means a leaking head gasket. Also check the oil for any water.

there is a water connector that the water lines from the house connect to the washer. you will need to take the panel off. you should see a blue plastic box where the hoses connect. you will need to replace this piece. it should have wires on it and that tells the washer when to open the valve for water to come through and when to stop.

Sounds like you may need to change your water fill valve located in the rear of the frigde.The would be the main cause of water leaks

There is none.
The fill plug is your measurment.(left rear corner of the transmission oil pan , on the side not bottom).
Engine running , shifter on park position , remove filler plug ,
if fluid runs out , it's full and doesn't need anymore, if not - add fluid untill it starts coming out , reinstall filler plug.

You pull it out from inside the freezer but I would try melting any ice that may be stopping it up first with a hairdryer. The water inlet valve on the back of fridge is probably leaking and when the water gets to to fill tube it freezes and partially blocks the tube causing it to spray out. Disconnect the line coming out of the water inlet valve to see if it has a slow leak. You may need to replace the valve.

unless your van is different than my 2006 sl you fill it under the hood in the washer fill (passenger side). If the rear doesn't work it sounds like a clogged line.