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There are several reasons why your dishwasher may not be filling with water. An incorrectly positioned drain hose, open or unlatched door, shut off water supply or obstructed overfill protection float may be responsible.
First, please try unplugging your dishwasher and restarting.
There are several reasons why your dishwasher may not be filling with water. An incorrectly positioned drain hose, open or unlatched door, shut off water supply or obstructed overfill protection float may be responsible.
First, please try unplugging your dishwasher and restarting.
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Have tried that a few times. Also, I have cchecked things such as inlet water hose, door correctly shut, Rinse aid compartment door correctly shut.
1.Check the solenoid valve flow meter for any signs of damage.
2.Remove the fill hose.
3.Carefully remove the small filter from the inside of the valve or the hose seal filter if fitted and inspect for blockages. If the filter is clear, the solenoid valve is likely to need replacing.
In order for your dishwasher to fill, the water supply valve must be turned to the open position. Locate your kitchen’s water supply and twist the valve open as needed to allow water to flow freely through the water supply line and into the unit.
2.Remove the fill hose.
3.Carefully remove the small filter from the inside of the valve or the hose seal filter if fitted and inspect for blockages. If the filter is clear, the solenoid valve is likely to need replacing.
In order for your dishwasher to fill, the water supply valve must be turned to the open position. Locate your kitchen’s water supply and twist the valve open as needed to allow water to flow freely through the water supply line and into the unit.
Customer Reply
Just making some notes on those. The mains water supply and the diversion valve are all fully open.
I see.
Customer Reply
I didn't notice any problems, ie dicolouration or physical damage to the solenoid valve.
Have you tried to remove the small filter from the inside of the valve or the hose seal filter if fitted and inspect for blockages?
Customer Reply
I have not tried that. The inlet hose I removed and connected straiht to a tap and watr flowed through with not problems. I haven't tried removing the flter in the valve though
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If possible, please try.
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I will need to find time to do that.
Sure. You can back to our chat anytime.
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I am currently at work so will not be able to try until later.
Please feel free to contact us at any time. We'll be happy to help you.
Customer Reply
Many thanks for your help. If, by chance, the filter is clear, is it likely the inlet valve is faulty?
It is possible, if you do not notice any external problems, the problem may be internal. In this case, you will need to contact the master directly.
Customer Reply
okay. Again, thank you for you support.
I’m glad I was able to get that sorted out for you. Is there anything else I can assist you with today?
Customer Reply
Not at this time. I will be in touch as things progress if necessary.
Sure.
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