20 Most Recent Zanussi 24 in. ZSF6150 Free-standing Dishwasher Questions & Answers

look for a blockage in a chamber on the left hand side (remove left panel for access. alternativley look for leak on the right hand side where a rising tube enters the cabinet to supply the top spray arm it has been known to break the threads and leak inside ( a new rising tube will be needed.

Dishwashers have a part usually called a separator or accumulator which traps the dirt from the water during the wash cycles while the water is continuously recycled to clean the dishes. At the end of the cycle the separator is flushed out and the trapped dirt goes down the drain. If it doesn't get flushed out the dirt builds up till it starts showing up on the dishes. Some separators have a hole on top and one on bottom with a valve which stops up one hole or the other depending which cycle it's running. The valve can be stuck or broken causing the problem.

Try resoldering the main PCB connections, it cured my problem.

Try resoldering the main PCB connections, that cured my problem

Try a resolder of the main PCB connections, cured my hot water problems.

I found that resoldering the main PCB cured a dry joint and all is hot again

Hi. i would test the element first. this will be the likely issue.

First, open the door
and look into the tub and locate the heating element (if it is covered, remove the lower dish rack and cover). The heating element has two terminals which extend through the bottom of the tub, note the general location where they go through.

To access the heating element's wiring, remove the lower panel located beneath the door. The panel is usually held in place with two screws either above or below the panel. It may be necessary to first open the door to the dishwasher to reach the screws over the panel, then close the door to remove the panel.

Look into the lower access area and locate where the terminals come through the tub. Each terminal has a wire connected to it. Label the wires and the terminals so that they can be properly reconnected. Pull the wire off of each terminal; they are connected with a slip on connector. Firmly pull the connector, do not pull on the wire. You may need to use a pair of needle-nose pliers. Inspect the connector and terminal for corrosion. If either is corroded they should be cleaned or replaced. Test the resistance of the heating element using a multimeter. Set the multimeter to the ohms setting X1 and touch one probe to each of the terminals. A normal reading will be somewhere between infinity and zero. The exact reading differs by manufacturer and model. If the indicator does not move (infinite resistance) or moves to the other extreme of the scale (zero resistance) then the element is damaged and should be replaced.

I found that at 83 minutes my washer stopped. I found on examination that the powder dispenser had not opened, some granules had clogged the clip mechanism. I cleaned around it a bit and the next cycle the machine went right through. I checked, and this time the powder dispenser had opened. Hope this helps

you will have to ohm out the element if you have no continuityyou will have to replace it

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If it is new, it is under warranty and if you try to fix it, it will void the warranty. The water in the flood tray comes from the machine itself, normally from hoses or on an older machine pump seals. Page 17 refers and confirms https://manualzz.com/doc/53457617/zanussi-zdln1512-user-manual Call for warranty service to fix the fault free of charge.

input to pump clogged output clogged pump bad or just dirty inside. leaks end to end that path, In and output.

Under the base of the machine, above the floor there is a tray with a sensor in it and that is what triggers the Flood Error Code. So the machine needs to come out, the back or side panel removed and the tray thoroughly dried. You also need to find where that water came from. If the salt container is in the base, it may be leaking if you were breaking up the salt.

Most likely your dishwasher finds fault. Appliances without a display will show the alarms by a number of flashes of the LED "end of cycle". For example: one flash = i10, two flashes = i20 ..........and so on So, count how many times LED "end of cycle" flashes and you will know the error code. Dado

get a tech out there, as these appliances get more sophicated, they become nightmares its best to buy a basic model

There is no external adjustment in a dishwasher.