Permanent emptying on Indesit D61D Dishwasher

I have a basic D61 that recently when put on a program attempts to fill but empties at the same time. I know this is normal at the start of any program but usually this stops and the machine will fill and start the program. Is something I can fix (I am reasonably technical) or do I need to call out Indesit (150Euro + parts!) I have looked at water supply and this is not a problem. All help advice gratefully received.

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Tilt it back the base is flooded have some towels to mop up the excess water then you are away again

Posted on Jan 28, 2007

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