Loose sealing tray in to drawer keeps drawer from sliding

the fill pipe goes thru the soap tray to the fill to the drum

so remove the soap tray drawer
usualy behind the drawer is the screws to release the inlet matrix

you may find you need only re- attach the pipe with little sruggle

i use some evostic glue let it go tacky place the tube back then tease the clip over with plyers

this forms a good seal

i think perhaps a drum suspension piston isnt so hot
if its throwing pipes off...!!

The drawer lid seal is the problem. It is likely the actuator motors controlling the lid position are either faulty or need rebalancing. Happens if the dishwasher lost power in the middle of the cycle or the drawer got pulled out when running. It is a big job to fix as the lid seal and actuator yoke and arms will need to be taken out and refitted. ALos it is likely the gaskets on the lid seal could be damaged and need replacement.

please provide the model number of the dishwasher so that I can identify the type of lid seal it is using. Usually the lid seal actuator motors are stuck and prevent drawer from opening. You could force it open with a slight tug. Otherwise turn the mains power off and on and see if it makes any difference. Need to check the lid seals for damage otherwise it may leak in future and cause flood switch to trip.

It sounds like a loose or bad seal on the top area of the freezer door. Use the old dollar bill test to see how good the seal is. Hold a dollar bill up to the seal and close the door. there should be some resistance. compare the resistance between the top and bottom of the door.

Hi,
An F-1 is a fault code that comes on when you have accumulated at least 1/8 of water in the base pan under the drawer. You have two options, first one you can unplug unit from the power source and allow the air in the room to dry it out or while unplugged you can remove the drawer by releasing the tabs on the bottom of the lowest drawer and slide out the drawer to remove the water. There are a couple of different models and you didn't leave a model number to allow me to send diagrams too.
The true fix is to determine why the base pan is collecting water, here is a couple of common issue that could create this problem, drawer too full and seal to drawer did not seal, too much soap, bad seal to lid (that covers drawer during wash) or the hoses in the back of the drawer have came loose and prevent the lid to lower and cover the drawer.
I hope this helps...
If you need more help let me know and I can give you pictures, parts lists, and step by step instruction with the model number located on the rim of the upper drawer open..

I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gere_bf68e6055dd61249

Not sure if adjusting top drawer height will fix the leak. The only way to fix the drawer seal leak is to take the drawer out and check what is wrong with the seal which is located around the top edge of the cabinet from inside.

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I have read other folks say that this has happened to them when a sock or wash cloth gets stuck behind the rubber seal of the door. There is a pipe that drains the water from your detergent tray and it may be clogged with a sock. Try feeling around behind the rubber seal in proximity to the detergent tray and see if there is a piece of clothing stuck in the pipe that drains the detergent tray. Also remove the tray and check the pipe from that end too.

Do you mean the door seal has come loose.

Disconnect the machine from the power. Open top hatch by removing two screws in the back and sliding top lid back and up to remove.

Check down from the top of the machine and feel around the door seal. Make sure there are no holes or tears in the seal. Try and refit seal. there is a metal ring around the drum and also around the front panel where the door seal joins. Make sure the are tight and fit in properly.

Let me know if I didnt understand the problem.

Good luck.
Ash

These are called "dogs" and they are replaceable and do not cost much. Basically, they keep the agitator locked in position when the shaft moves in an oppisite direction so the agitator can step forward.

They should be fairly simple to remove with a phillips screwdriver or a 1-4 in nut driver. take them to a reputable appliance parts store and they will be able to sell you replacements.

These are made to wear out and be replaced so the agitator itself doesnt wear, which is a whole different story to replace. Left-handed shaft screw. Undo it in a clockwise direction and slide the agitator off the shaft if you find that replacing the dogs does not work.

softner dispenser has pushed down into the dasher. How to take off top of dasher to replace the small softner dispenser cup that was pushed down.