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Posted on May 29, 2009

SDW60 - AL08 Error - No Hot Water

The delicate LED flashes fast at the end of the cycle. I am guessing it is at the end of the wash cycle, because the dishwasher doesn't look like it has gone through the rinse/dry cycles. The dishwasher is cold when opened, so the water isn't heating up. Has anyone got any ideas why this is happening?

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First switch off the machine and unplug it at the mains. Leave for 10 minutes then plug back in and re set your machine to the programme you want. It might be that the control panel needs re-booting. They are a bit sensitive and mine had a mind of its own, washed to its own agenda, left water in the bottom etc etc. so that might be the problem with yours. If that doesnt do it, go on the Hotpoint website and find the customer service number. Ask if there is anything you can do to solve the problem yourself before paying for a service call. It could be your heating element has packed up but try the easy fix first. Thats what I did and it cost just the price of a phone call. They were really helpful.

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Dwf 70 al08 water not heating. heater element ok and relay on pcb is ok (tested by removing)

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SOURCE: SDW60 - AL08 Error - No Hot Water

Hi fridge-1,
I had the same problem and fixed it by fitting a new control board .
Best of luck.
michael-howe

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