Smeg ST663 gets stuck onwash cycle

The cycle timer probably is stuck.

usually a screw on the striker (the bit sticking out that goes into the door) it will be a slotted adjustment so just loosen (not remove) the screw and pull it out a mm or 2.
retighten and test.
Also, clean the seal. While your at it, the sump filters and spray arms.

Does the drain hose loop up to the top of the unit before going to the sink drain? If it goes down first it may be siphoning or draining by gravity.

you should check the heating element. if the water is not hot enough, the timer will not advance. crack open the door mid-cycle. let the water stop flying around. then open it all the way up. if you don't get a big ball of steam, you have an indication that your heating element may not be working properly. this is not too hard to check the resistance with a multimeter and then replace, if necessary. good luck

I have a smeg wd1 12c washer dryer showing error code e01 any idea how to fix it?
Gilly

Check the pressure switch, aka water level switch. If this isn't the problem, it may be the water valve.

Hi, I found your problem stuck here from one year ago.

I will post my solution the same, as reference for you and more users with same problem, apologies.

Re: smeg dishwasher fails to fill with enough water to sucessfully wash. It does put some water in.. but nowhere near enough.


Before checking parts inside the machine, ensure that water is coming from the faucet at the back with regular pressure.

To start check the water level sensor.

This is usually a floater sensor located on a side inside the dishwasher.

Check if water level is working properly, if the floater is getting stuck then that is the problem.

If the water level is OK, then the responsible is usually the inlet valve, or clogged inlet lines.

From description it looks more like a faulty water level.

Easy one first try this to see if it helps

Water pre-heatingYour dishwasher may pre-heat the water. If so, and if the water entering the dishwasher is cool, the heater may take up to half an hour to heat the water.

To avoid the wait, increase the incoming water temperature before turning on the dishwasher. Do that by running the kitchen sink faucet until the water runs hot. Or increase the temperature of the hot water to the entire house at the hot water heater.

Warning! To lessen the risk of scalding, don't set the hot water heater temperature higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

Thanks for the information.

Hi, You can download SMEG dishwasher manuals from here: http://www.smegtech.com/site/smeg/myapp/libretti/index.php?lang=EN Al.