Question about Dishwashers
I'm sure it has got water into where it isn't meant to be as we were needing to put water in manually (long story). I know this should only need to be drained out somehow but not sure how to correct the problem.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You need to remove the bottom panel under the door, under the machine you will find a small cup on an arm attched to a micro switch this cup is for an over flow ie when the fill setting is incorrect or when the wrong detergent is used ie to many suds empty this cup, thsi should solve your problem
Posted on Oct 03, 2009
Yes ... lifting this white circular float (about 3" diam.) should stop the 'eco' light flashing (you can hear the micro switch click when it is lifted) and all the programs are selectable again - but what happens after that if the float keeps dropping? I don't know
Posted on Nov 26, 2009
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