My asko dishwasher is giving the error code for "opened during wash cycle" and will not start. Keeps showing the error code. Is there a reset for this? The error displayed is three rows of dash lines.
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SOURCE: Asko Dishwasher 1473 - 262
The sound is the drain Pump I believe ,it turns on to make sure the unit is clear of problem so it can re cycle and start again.
SOURCE: Asko 3350 Dishwasher
The "F7" code means that the drain is blocked. To remove items from the drain: 1.Turn power to unit off. 2. Remove the "Coarse Filter" by squeezing the tabs together and lifting out. 3. Remove the "Fine Filter" and "Main Filter" by removing the screws around the filters and lifting them out. 4.Remove the small black adapter piece and check the sump area for debris. 5.Wash the filters out gently with hot, soapy water. DO NOT RUN THE UNIT WITHOUT THE FILTERS IN PLACE! 6.Replace the black adapter piece to its original position FIRST (Important!). 7.Replace the filters in reverse order of removal and turn the unit back on. The error code should reset and work normally. *In areas with hard-water, the filters should be removed every 8-12 months and submerged in a chemical solution (CLR or LimeAway) to remove mineral deposits. Hope this helps...
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I had to slide the dishwasher forward (undercounter installation)and tip it forward as far as possible. Water leaks onto floor, but then the internal controller seems to reset and the ASKO now works normally again. What kind of idiot would design a control module that does not incorporate a power-off interlock? FAIL FAIL FAIL - Bad, ASKO, Bad. Go to your room.
SOURCE: Asko D1706
I also had this problem. Support person couldn't tell me if the pump was supposed to run even when setting the control knob to 'off' (bar before (1)). After draining the pan, the control knob functioned normally. So apparently any power to the unit will run the pump when the overflow pan is filled, no matter the position of the knob.
SOURCE: Asko D3100 dishwasher wont drain completely
I think I see the problem based on "futureloginn"'s highly rated solution. You have a dishwasher. You need to stop washing clothes in it.
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