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I have a Miele Dishwasher that faults towards the end of its cycle with F24. I have tried cleaning the relay contacts and even replacing the relay and the heater element. Still faults F24

Miele G 1470 SCVI

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It's sounds like it needs a new board replacement.

Posted on Nov 15, 2018

  • Panayiotis Demosthenous

    That’s what I wasn’t hoping for but can’t think of anything else. With the age of the dishwasher I’m wondering whether it’s worth fixing. I take it you mean one of the boards inside the top of the door.

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SOURCE: Zanussi DE540X Dishwasher

I have the same problem. First fault was caused by poor workmanship on the assembly of the PCB. There is a relay (the largest component on the board) which was badly soldered and caused some arcing resulting in solder splattered around the plastic casing and a lost electrical connection. This relay switches the mains voltage on to the heater i.e. 240V around 8.5A for a 2kW heater. (26 ohms suggests a 2215W heater for the case mentioned). Re-soldering this connection solved the problem for about a year. Now the dishwasher is showing the same problem. I have tested the relay and it is operational, but does not seem to be turning on during a wash cycle. A new board costs around £100. Zanussi will not even provide the technical details to allow a home fix. I will post my finding if I get to the bottom of this problem. It may be to do with electrical temperature sensor. My hunch is the controlling PCB is cheaply made and will not last a reasonable lifetime. A dishwasher is in itself a very simple piece of equipment with only a few valves, a pump and a heater so should not give problems in its first five years of life subject to normal usage. I will not consider purchasing any Zanussi appliances in the future.

Posted on Jun 20, 2007

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SOURCE: Miele Dishwasher Problem

This just happened to me (my hands are still dripping from cleaning out the water at the bottom of the tub). Frustrated because I had cleaned the filters, bailed out the water with a cup, yet the light was still flashing. I finally followed the troubleshooting guide in the operating manual and held down the start/stop button for 5 seconds, while the machine was on, which seemed to reset everything. Works fine now.

Posted on Sep 03, 2009

Anonymous

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SOURCE: whirlpool dishwasher ADP6000WH Error 3

Hi there i have found out that error 4 mean's two many soap suds and ths washer thinks there's two much water. Try less soap and clean the filters.

Posted on Mar 13, 2010

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SOURCE: Miele Dishwasher is not cleaning dishes

check the filters. also check drain. Sounds like it's not fully draining and/or there is not enough water (ie. when filter are clogged)curculating to wash the dishes properly

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

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SOURCE: What does F24 mean on

f24 is no signal from the heater relay. at the start of a cycle the dishwasher runs the drain pump for 30 seconds. it will, at the same time send a power signal to the heater relay. if the computer doesnt see a signal back from the relay, it will stop the cycle and beep. Sometimes this happens almost as soon as you press the start button. Sometimes the relays are just bad, but it is usually caused by a voltage spike, or by using too much detergent. the excess detergent will oversuds the machine, and leak into the bottom pan. the soap will corrode the contacts on the relay and cause the f24 fault. the relay can be accessed by removing the bottom pan of the dishwasher with 4 t20 screws. it requires that the dishwasher be turned on its side.

Posted on Nov 20, 2010

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