20 Most Recent Hotpoint 24 in. FDW60 Free-standing Dishwasher - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Jackie, It is probably a seal(gasket) leaking, you may want a service tech. to have a look.

if you cant hear the motor/compressor running when energised then its likely to be a thermostat fault... but on energising the system if you hear a buzz then a click then its more seriously the main motor... turn off at mains for 5 mins then turn on... this should tell you either way

google search make model number pdf and see what it comes up with...hope this helps if not ..send info here and ill try to find for you

No unless you can find that tests were made and confirm that it is safe .

A10 4 + 6 Heating circuit Heating element, connections, module, relay, pressure switch A10 Open circuit in heating circuit. • Check the circuit of the heating element (26 ohms). • Check for an open circuit heater cut-out. • Check pressure switch open circuit (connections 11-14). • Check wiring and connections between module card, pressure switch and heater. • If all above is OK, replace module card.

AL05 is a blockage within the filters so remove and clean under running water. This should then solve your problem

If kitchen side drains are clear then there might be some blockage in the pump system. Check the drain pump is working during drain cycle. If you can hear the pump but the water does not go away then you need to check filters at base of dishwasher. Beyond that you will have to open the pump assembly to look for debris. see these instructions which might be helpful. http://jdesbonnet.blogspot.com.au/2010/11/hotpoint-aquarius-fdw60-drain-pump.html

A10 is a heater fault check heater or look for poor connection on module normally the pink or blue wire

The code is a10 this is normally a heating issue but could also be a foaming problem which could also be your poor washing results put a cleaner through with a lime scale remover