I've just had similar - seems to be a problem in the controller module - they're reasonably inexpensive online.
Undo the top-part of the door, about 5 screws across the top and side - the top section pops out, and the control module is now on the inside - if you free off the connectors (not too simple, but doable) you'll probably find some scorch marks on the PCB ... hopefully the wiring isn't damaged, and you can just replace the PCB ...
If you also have wiring damage, well, trace back and replace as required
(probably too late for the OP, but worth recording in any case)
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Hi, the first thing the dishwasher does is fill with water, so this sounds like a Anti Flood water pump problem this is just behind the water pipe that feeds the clean water into your machine, one thing to check is if the machine is empty of water at the moment, if the machine has water in the bottom then it could be the Drain Pump.
Hi,
I followed some of the good instructions already on Fixya. I had checked the heater and it was o.k. I then took the front door of the washer apart to get at the control box. Sure enough, I also had the common design fault. One leg of the rely had scorch marks and was now disconnected from the circuit board. I will solder tonight and test. I include a photo of the burned board. TNoel P
ele means the pcb is in factory settings . all you need to do is turn back off the on again then will be back to normal use. but e41 usally means the door lock has failed. does it click alot when you start it up and not do anything? if so this will be the lock
YOU NEED TO LOCATE THE THERMOSTAT AND CHECK IF ITS WORKING CORRECTLY IF THE READIND ON THE STAT IS FINE YOUR ELEMENT MIGHT BE FAULTH.BEST YOU GET A TECH TO ASSIST YOU AS ITS A TUFF JOB TO DO ALONE.
It appears that you may have a faulty door interlock or a faulty PCB. pcb is not really a DIY job as some boards require proramming on certain versions.
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