Asko dishwasher keeps tripping power after the water supply was turned off. what would cause this

SOURCE: Asko dishwasher problem

Hello, What you are describing is called an overfill. Sometimes programming, soap usage or installation can cause this. ASKO Customer Service will be able to give you troubleshooting tips and will most likely be able to fix this issue right over the phone as this is typically an easy fix. You can contact the ASKO Customer Care Group at 1-800-898-1879. They are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for your convenience. Sincerely, AM Appliance Group

SOURCE: BOSCH DISHWASHER Loss of power

check fuse in plug top,if its not that it could be door switch 30 years repairing. Close Ire....

SOURCE: Overfill Protection tripped on ASKO D3112 dishwasher

remove the front toe kick. you should have 6 torx screws. four in the top 2 in the front. your float switch will be in the front center .the float is a piece of styrofoam - the float many times is what you find jammed up making the unit believe it has water in the base

SOURCE: Asko 1805 ALL lights flashing and no water coming out

High water level is often in the pan under the dishwasher.

1. Unplug or turn off breaker.
2. Remove kick panel.
3. Remove water from pan.
4. plugin/turn on breaker.
5. watch for leaks.

SOURCE: Asko Dishwasher Model D1716B Does not fill

Have an Asko 1325 that experienced similar scenario. Removed the unit from the kitchen to the outside to do a thorough exploration. After all a dead machine is a good one to learn on. With the unit electrically disconnected, I explored within the lower guts of the machine. Found some foreign plastic debris within the turbine. Then wigled and removed each electrical connector and reconnected back. There may be corrosion within the contacts. After this procedure I test ran the machine on the outside and it worked.

BTW a common defect with the Asko is the electrical wiring leading up the main door panel, from below the machine. The wires are typically too short and the metal edges of the unit are razor sharp. You guessed it, wires become cut and cause an electrical short at best, or a fire at worst. See the photo for proof by practice. This is why an Asko can be a fiasco.