How to stop a f2

Most likely water has leaked into the bottom of the unit. There is a float and switch in there which detect water pooling in the bottom pan. When tripped, it produces the F2 error and constant running drain pump, like you describe.

You could try just pulling the unit out and tipping it to drain the water (onto towels or whatever)... This might be a quick way to verify the issue, but it probably won't solve the basic problem of why it leaked.

A better way would be to open the bottom of the unit (from either the back or the front, T15 driver required), and drain/absorb/vacuum the water out. Make sure everything is dry before starting it again. Then figure out why it leaked in the first place. It could be a clogged drain, debris in the drain pump, or some other leak. Ideally you can run the washer while watching under it for leaks.

I found this PDF helpful for disassembly and testing instructions:
https://applianceassistant.com/ServiceManuals/asko_dishwasher_3000_5000_series_service_training_manual.pdf

Check the wash pump. Sounds like its stuck

Hello Simon,

No water in the tub would indicate the drain is clear (unless it never filled at all...have you confirmed? Do you hear water leaving the unit?).

Those bleeps and flashing lights are of course the machines desperate effort to tell you it's problems and the code may be in the owners manual or a call to the manufacturer.

I'm a big one for checking grunge accumulation and would ensure the discharge hose is clear. This gets back to hearing water leaving the machine. You may need to pull the unit to check the hose, although a common blockage is right at the connection to your disposal.

Also, check for debris under the filter screen in the bottom of the tub, another place detritus accumulates.

All the best.

Check your water supply isn't kinked or blocked and check filter, clean if necessary. Red.

Hi 9 beeps .is a solenoid brake trip fault ( CHECK PARKING BRAKE for BAD connections on motor & check all wiring connections.cheers

d3122 Asko Dishwasher fault code F2 - how do you stop pump runing and reset?

drain plugged, hose kinked or discharge pump bad

The bleep sound is it constant or is it in bursts? This is a fault indication of probably, Video card stabilization or power supply issues. Have you checked the unit to see if it has burnt out FET's or bad Capacitors?

have you checked that your outlet pipe is not blocked. if it is blocked machines are designed to stop to prevent flooding. this may explain why there is water in bottom

When powering up, press and hold F2 key and see if you can get to the bios. If not, unit has bad display or power supply. Does the screen display anything during your tests?