My kemore dishwasher is holding water after the cycle is over.

sounds like the relays are cooking on that..does the underside of the machine look clear?

the top panel is easy to remove, and the board is simple too..

make sure power is off, of course

I'll check for resources for service information

No fill..no water..
Check the problem on the filling section...
The machine should fill first of all and after this to run in any of the cycles.
Can be..solenoid for fill.
the water line is close :)
the drain solenoid is broken and all the water is draining
Good luck

A common cause of this condition results from water in the base pan. This may result from a leak in the dishwasher or the drain hose (to the sink drain) backing up. First check the base pan (the very bottom assembly that all other components are mounted within) for any moisture - this can be difficult as there are only narrow openings between the tank and the base pan; a mirror can help or you might have to pull the unit out from the cabinet to access the sides. If there is moisture in the pan this problem must be corrected as the unit is just trying to protect against water damage from a leak. If the base pan assembly is dry, look at the float assembly (behind the water fill valve) as insects or rodents can sometimes interfere with the proper operation of this sensor. That causes the control to think there is a water leak. When this fault occurs everything is turned off and the drain pump runs continuously to eliminate any water from inside the dishwasher.

Check that your supply faucet is open, Check if there is a screen in the supply line, these can become blocked due to scale deposits from the mains. If there is no screen check that the inlet solenoid valve has not got blocked. If none of the above help, check that there is power getting to the solenoid valve when the machine is supposed to be on the fill cycle. If no power is betting to the valve, the timer might ba faulty. (You can try hand filling the machine and see if it goes through a cycle, at least up to the rinse stage, this will tell you if the timer control is working).
If you feel that there is water not being pumped out, remove the bottom strainers and make sure that there is nothing obstructing the outlet pipe and the pump. If possible back flush through the outlet pipe and try draining the machine again before using it again.

I am assuming you have checked the filter and drain sump and there are no obstructions. Have you tried taking the drain pipe out of the sink downpipe and checking if it drains directly into the sink?

I am also assuming the wash cycle is completed when you open the dishwasher.
Do you hear the drain pump running?
Post your comment after you have checked the things I mentioned.

Hello Ellsaesser,

Dishwashers typically leave water in the drain system exitting the pan but not a lot of water. If yours does then make sure you clean the drain screen ( normally located in or around the drain tube exitting the pan of the dishwasher..) If after cleaning that and after a normal wash cycle you continue to have significant volumes of water in the pan, the pump, lines leading to and from that pump may be restricting flow or damaged.. Those are a few of the normal culprets for why there is a lot of water in the pan of dishwashers after a cycle.. Hope that helps you identify the problem and resolve it,..,
Regards

Hi, There is a float under the dishwasher to protect from flooding... If there is a leak and there is water under the dishwasher in the pan then the float switch will turn on the drain pump...
first I could remove the toe panel check in the pan for water... if no water still check the float it maybe stuck up (soap can get under the float and hold it up)
remove water and make sure float in down... if not you may need a new float switch...

run it again on the hot cycle...if that doesn't work...you have a clogged drain hose or a defective pump.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your Ariston dishwasher. From your description, it seems like the dishwasher is not draining properly, which can cause the water to remain in the dishwasher at the end of the cycle.

Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
1. Check the drain hose: Make sure that the drain hose is not clogged or kinked. If the hose is kinked, straighten it out to allow the water to flow freely. If it's clogged, remove the blockage.
2. Check the filter: The dishwasher has a filter that can become clogged with food debris. Clean the filter to ensure that it's not causing the issue.
3. Check the garbage disposal: If your dishwasher is connected to a garbage disposal, make sure that the disposal is clear of any clogs or blockages.
4. Check the pump: The dishwasher's pump may be malfunctioning, preventing water from draining properly. If this is the case, you may need to replace the pump.

none of these steps solves the problem, it may be best to call a professional to diagnose and fix the issue.