I have a FDW60 Hotpoint Dishwasher in Polar White which is nearly 3 years old. It has normally performed well though it does have a tendency to lose water from beneath the door should you open it mid-cycle. However it now seems to leak water (from beneath the door) when it's midway through the Rinse cycle of the Eco programme - usually after it's heated the water. I put this down to using 5in1 tablets and not seperate detergents etc, but even after adding Rinse Aid it's still leaking water - does anyone have any idea's? thanks guys n girls!
Most common reason is that the lower spray arm splits on the seem and sprays water under the door, to proove if it is this remove lower spray arm and run through program if no leak fit new arm. Regards Advisor
Posted on Aug 31, 2007
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hi your problem is bottom door seal it must be a common fault this door seal only comes when you purchase inner door skin priced at £67 qiute easy to fit go on to hotpoint spares click currys genuine hotpoint parts cheers david
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