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Having served faithfully for nine years (on average, one wash per day), the Hotpoint Ariston LST53977X 36702691000 dishwasher issued error code 6 - no water flowing. Having unscrewed the inlet hose, I checked the inlet filter - almost clean (at the entrance to the apartment there is a 400 micron mud filter, a Honeywell 100 micron backwash, coal [carbon] and ion exchange resin). Putting the dishwasher on its side and removing the bottom, I measured the resistance of the inlet solenoid valve - ~20 MOhm, i.e. he burned. Attention, questions:
My valve/ hose Eltek 100390 8B2.5l/min 6VA. Will the Eaton 100390 hose fit?07 3.5l/min 12VA? Or can you install any hose, as long as the diameters and voltage (220V AC) match? The diameter of the internal hose is 16 mm, at the fitting - 17 mm, the fitting itself is ~10 mm. (I’m not sure about the accuracy - you can’t get close with the hose on).
In located on the side (water and air intake) and below (next to the container for softening salt ) I noticed reddish-brownish contamination in the containers. How critical is this? How can I liquidate it?
Is the hose clamp (with two tabs) disposable or reusable? What is the name of? If reusable, how to remove it correctly? And if it’s disposable, will any one be suitable and how much can it be tightened?
Since I’ve already disassembled the PMM, what preventative measures make sense to take? I wanted to clean the filter in front of the recirculation pump, but I couldn’t find it.
Thank you very much in advance for your detailed answers.
Having served faithfully for nine years (on average, one wash per day), the Hotpoint Ariston LST53977X 36702691000 dishwasher issued error code 6 - no water flowing. Having unscrewed the inlet hose, I checked the inlet filter - almost clean (at the entrance to the apartment there is a 400 micron mud filter, a Honeywell 100 micron backwash, coal [carbon] and ion exchange resin). Putting the dishwasher on its side and removing the bottom, I measured the resistance of the inlet solenoid valve - ~20 MOhm, i.e. he burned. Attention, questions:
[list=1][*]My valve/ hose Eltek 100390 [b]8B[/b] [b]2.5[ /b]l/min [b]6[/b]VA. Will the Eaton 100390 hose fit?[b]07 3.5[/b]l/min [b]12[/b]VA? Or can you install any hose, as long as the diameters and voltage (220V AC) match? The diameter of the internal hose is 16 mm, at the fitting - 17 mm, the fitting itself is ~10 mm. (I’m not sure about the accuracy - you can’t get close with the hose on). [*]In located on the side (water and air intake) and below (next to the container for softening salt ) I noticed reddish-brownish contamination in the containers. How critical is this? How can I liquidate it? [*]Is the hose clamp (with two tabs) disposable or reusable? What is the name of? If reusable, how to remove it correctly? And if it’s disposable, will any one be suitable and how much can it be tightened? [*]Since I’ve already disassembled the PMM, what preventative measures make sense to take? I wanted to clean the filter in front of the recirculation pump, but I couldn’t find it. Thank you very much in advance for your detailed answers.[/list]
Kind people suggested that the container located below (in the first photo on the right, and in the third on the left) contains an ion exchange resin for pseudo-softening water.
Kind people suggested that the container located below (in the first photo on the right, and in the third on the left) contains an ion exchange resin for pseudo-softening water.
the drain pump is new, the hose is clean, everything is purged, but when the water starts to drain, there is a bubbling noise inside the dishwasher from the propeller of the drain pump, but the water does not drain, as if there is no pressure or something else I can’t remember
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Electrolux dishwasher. There is constant voltage on the water fill valve. Accordingly, excess water is drained into the pan and the drain is turned on. I took it apart and all the sensors are clean. I don’t understand what the reason is. In the board or in the pressure switch. It’s electronic here.
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Our family has recently grown. :oops: And my husband, as a way to free me from routine slave labor, offered to buy a dishwasher. :victory:
This is very cool, but the assortment makes your eyes wide open! I googled and didn’t find anything useful. Maybe someone will take pity on the young family and suggest a good option?
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