Water leaking from dishwasher

Check you dont have a small inline filter inside the inlet water pipe. Either at the "tap" end or can be on the machine itself. They look like a small sieve. Remove it and clean with a toothbrush. Then put back.

I have just had this problem with my Beko dishwasher. Mine was running the pump constantly, I tried the tipping method which did reset a switch, and the machine would start to work properly then go back to just pumping again.
I tipped the machine up(lots of water came out) and took the bottom cover off which has a float and a switch in it. This switch stops the water flowing so not to flood your room when there is a leak within the machine. Now I had a good look around for split pipes etc and found that there was a pipe that had popped off completely, I put the pipe back on with a new clip and now it’s as good as new!

you have a blockage in drain pump consult manual for cleaning process when water drained away check water light will go out.

Hello- Bosch installed an anti-flood device in bottom of unit. If water gets into this area ( from a leak, usually). To get water out, tip backwards, then forward. Use a couple of towels- water should come out. Common problem with these units. Let me know if this info helps- have more if needed.- Thanks- Ed

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I would suggest that your flood switch has been activated. There is a float on the bottom plate or base plate of the machine. If there is a water leak, the float rises and triggers the flood switch.

Once the switch has been activated, the machine will go on a continous pump.

Disconnect the power and the hoses from the machine. Pull the machine out and lay it on its back.

If there has been a leak, you will notice water pouring out the back.

See if you can open the bottom plate, and reset the floater and flood switch. Sometimes you can access this by openning the front kick plate or front bottom plate.

Try the machine again. Leave the front bottom plate out and look into the bottom as the machine is working. If you have a water leak, this will happen again and you may be able to notice where the leak is from.

Be carful not to touch the live wiring while you are monitoring the machine.

Good luck
Ash

After reading a few of the other Haier models troubles, I pulled the unit out and tip it at 45 degrees backwards for around minute. Water pored from the back of the unit, once cleaned water up reinstalled unit and all seems to be back in working order.

empty dishwasher clean drain in bottom, close door, check that drain pipe not kinked, tip forward to 45 degree, check pipe again when putting back down, you may have to tip it forward a couple of time if it does not work the first time

i tried to move the machine arround, lean it forward back ward or side to side it stops working and starts again, it feels like a water levels sensor or some thing

Turns out that the dishwasher had a leak in the bottom. No water could be seen leaking out because Bosch machines have a cut-off valve that means if a tray in the bottom of the machine fills up with water, the float valve doesn't allow anymore water into the machine. we worked this out after we tipped the machine slightly, water ran out, when we put it back down and started it the inlet valve worked until the bottom had filled with water again.

New machine for us! However, not a critism of Bosch. We use our machine at least two or three times a day and have done for the last 5 years.

Error message A01 means -Acqua stop operated due to a leak or overfill. Check if there is still water in the machine after it stop pumping. In case you still have water - your problem is with the pump or with a blockage drain line. If there is no water in the machin, it might be a water level sensor issue - stuck physically in the high level position or become defective. Try to reduced the water presure and leveled it up by the water entrance tap to the machine, it might solve your problem. Goog luck !!