Fisher n paykel nemo dishwasher won't go. Sounds like it's jammed and won't complete it's cycle. Must've jammed on it's first cycle, now I have to turn it off at the wall.
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Check to see that the outlet pump (underneath) isn,t stuck eg sumething stopping the pump from turning.Also check that the outlet is clear where it connects to the sink outlet.Hope this helps.
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If the cycle is complete and dishes are clean, then you need to worry. Try to pull the drain hose up a bit under the sink. Also buy a Finish dishwasher cleaning kit and run dishwasher as per instructions on the kit. That should clean any obsrtuctions in the drain side.
It sounds like the interlock switch on the unit isn't working, it is a switch than closes when you lock the unit to start the wash cycle. there may be something interfering with it. look to make sure you have a good seal when you lock the unit if not then something is blocking it from sealing properly this will make the buttons give a beeping sound and not work. Hoe this helps.
After completing a cycle the top drawer feels like it will not open or the top of the drawer has fallen down. I've since forced it open but, now it feels like it will not close. I did not force it to close. How do I remedy this problem?
i had the same problem with a fisher paykel nemo dishwasher beeping at end of cycle, as im a mechanic i was curious to pull it apart and see how it works, i pulled the main control board out and unscrewed the three screws holding it all together and inspected the circuit board, and what did i see, a dry solder on the blue relay box or something, resoldered it, reassembled it and now works a treat, hope that helps
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