Portable dishwasher The portable dishwasher runs wells but the hose continues to come off from pressure build-up. Changed adaptor but didn't fix the problem.

I actually found out (one of) the solution to this by accident. It could be the water source is not providing enough pressure

I purchased a Danby DDW1899W-1 and, using the connector screwed into my utility sink in the basement, I connected the water. When I tried to run a cycle, I had the same results (filled/emptied 4-5 times, beeped and went to dry cycle).

My alternate, long term plan was to put a Y-splitter (with shutoffs) on the hot water line for my washer, and have one hose go to the dishwasher when needed. I purchased a washer line hose from Home Depot and a 3/4" to Quick Connect fitting from Ace Hardware and then connected the dishwasher to this.

And, Voila! Problem solved!!!

To confirm this was the solution, after the first completed cycle, I connected back to the faucet and, once again had the fill/empty/beep/dry problem. Reverting to the split washer water feed, it was able to run the cycles properly (again!!!)

So you may just need a line that will supply more water pressure to the dishwasher.

Good luck and, hopefully, this solves the problem.

MP

You can't find a portable dishwasher connector? Try an appliance parts supplier.

Hi.

E24 is draining error:

Turn off the appliance. Check drain well and filter for blockage. Clean drain. Check drain hose at the back to make sure it is not kinked. Dry water from inside the appliance manually (with power not connected). If that does not fix the problem, then pressure switch in the drain system is usually responsible. The part to be tested are pump, pressure switch and drain lines.

If you need parts or diagrams see this tip explaining how to find parts and diagrams for most appliances: Where do I find parts and diagrams for my appliance?

Regards.

Ginko

THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN OUT YOUR INGINE AND HOSES IS TO HOOK UP THE FLUSH HOSE TO THE SIDE OF THE WATERCRAFT ,,,,IF YOU DONT HAVE THE ADAPTER CONECTION HOSE YOU WILL NEED TO GET ONE ITS A VERRY IMPORTENT PART OF MANTENACE ,,,,YOU NEED TO FLUSH IT OUT EVERY TIME YOU TAKE IT OUT OF THE WATER TO KEEP ALL THE SAND FROM BUILDING UP IN YOUR COOLING SYSTEM,, AND TO GET ALL SALTWATER OUT THE SALTWATER WILL EAT AWAY THE HEAD LITTLE BY LITTLE,,PLEASE NOTE SOME MODELS HAVE A HOOKUP IN THE VERRY BACK WHERE YOU CAN HOOK A REGALAR WATER HOSE TO,,,HOPE THIS HELPS.

The bosch dishwashers use a fill valve that is attatched to the inlet hose. yours is stuck in the open position. this usually happens when you have hard water, as the minerals build up on the sealing surface of the water valve. there is no easy fix. the fill hose will have to be replaced. It requires removing the machine, removing the bottom pan, and changing the hose connections.

the valve uses water pressure to stay closed. if the water pressure is very low coming in, it may not be enough to close the valve. there is a filter screen between the fill hose, and where it connects to your water valve. try cleaning the filter out and see if that makes a difference. If not, you will have to get the hose changed.

You should be able to find extension or replacement hoses that you can use to extend the existing hoses at a hardware store. If you need to join two hoses that have female connectors, adaptors with two male connections are available.

there is a generic adaptor that fits on your faucet; take the name, model# and, hose to a hardware store and, they can show you the right adaptor for your machine

Yes, you need to know whether your faucet is male or female thread (threads on outside or inside) and buy an adapter that will fit into the faucet where the aerator normally sits. These are generally available in the plumbing section of your local hardware store. Make sure you know your diameters as well (O.D. stands for Outside Diameter and is usually male thread where as I.D. stands for Inside Diameter and is usually female thread)

It looks like there might be a knob which sets the max air pressure coming from the compressor. If there is one, this may have been turned down.

There are usually 3 pressure settings on an electric compressor. Compressor max, pressure switch cut on, and pressure switch cut off.

all dishwashers i am aware off have their own heater and are better connected to cold not hot water