ASKO D3122 PUMP STAYS ON AND MACHINE WILL NOT SWITCH ON

There's a water sensor in the lower bottom tray. It takes about 1/2" of water to trip the switch. Turns on the pump directly (i.e. not through the main switch). You will likely need to disconnect the breaker to get it to stop running. I've had to pull the unit out and tip it over to drain all the water if I'm in a hurry. To get at the lower basin you will either need to pull the unit out from the cabinet and reach it from the side/back - or if you take the front kick plate off it is somewhat accessible. There's a water sensor in the lower bottom tray. It takes about 1/2" of water to trip the switch. Turns on the pump directly (i.e. not through the main switch). You will likely need to disconnect the breaker to get it to stop running. I've had to pull the unit out and tip it over to drain all the water if I'm in a hurry. To get at the lower basin you will either need to pull the unit out from the cabinet and reach it from the side/back - or if you take the front kick plate off it is somewhat accessible.

Hi, I have a 2006 Asko D3122XLB dishwasher. It had L2 flashing and the drain pump running constantly. I couldn't reset it nor could I turn it off with the power switch. I had to switch the circuit breaker off. As imceacher732 said there was standing water in the lower bottom tray, however the tray is not removable and it is part of the frame assembly. Don't waste time going thru the lower front panel. Remove the 2 side screws behind the rubber plugs and pull the entire unit out of the cabinet. Access the tray thru the lower rear panel (removed) and use towels or a wet vac to remove the water. I ran mine for one hour in various modes looking for a water leak. None found. Drains were fine as well. Is the standing water in the tray a normal condition after several years of use? I dried my lower tray and put in back into service. Seems to work fine. Hi, I have a 2006 Asko D3122XLB dishwasher. It had L2 flashing and the drain pump running constantly. I couldn't reset it nor could I turn it off with the power switch. I had to switch the circuit breaker off. As imceacher732 said there was standing water in the lower bottom tray, however the tray is not removable and it is part of the frame assembly. Don't waste time going thru the lower front panel. Remove the 2 side screws behind the rubber plugs and pull the entire unit out of the cabinet. Access the tray thru the lower rear panel (removed) and use towels or a wet vac to remove the water. I ran mine for one hour in various modes looking for a water leak. None found. Drains were fine as well. Is the standing water in the tray a normal condition after several years of use? I dried my lower tray and put in back into service. Seems to work fine.