Gorenje gv60010 dishwasher water not getting hot have replaced element no power supply to element

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F11 - Water Outlet Fault

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What's the make and model of the unit in question, please?

Hi,

Always supply hot water to the dishwasher...

Check your heating element..

A bad heating element causes many problems in dishwashers...

Dishwasher Problems The Heating Element not Working

How to Replace the Dishwasher Heating Element

Dishwasher Maintenance

heatman101

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Hello, my dishwasher gorenje pms 60 l show specific faulty code. Both LED blinking symmetrically. Serviceman doesnt know. Please help me with this problem. Thanx.

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Hi,
Check your heating element..

A bad heating element causes many problems in dishwashers...

Dishwasher Problems The Heating Element not Working

How to Replace the Dishwasher Heating Element

Dishwasher Maintenance

heatman101

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Hot water heater elements will need to be replaced when there is no hot water, apparently less hot water or the hot water is taking longer to recover after showers, laundry, dishwashing or other demands on hot water. It is not difficult to replace a hot water heater element. Consult the documentation so you can purchase the right element for your hot water heater. If you do not have the documentation, write down the make and model information and take that information with you to a supply store. The store clerk will help you find the right element for your hot water heater.

1. Step 1 Turn off all power supply to the hot water heater. Turn off the cold water supply to the water heater. Attach a garden hose to the bottom spigot of the hot water heater and open the valve to drain the unit.
   
2. Step 2 Hot water heaters typically have an upper and lower element. Open both control panels with a screwdriver. There will be insulation behind each panel. Fold the insulation out of the way; the elements and thermostats will be visible.
   Disconnect the wires from the element and remove the element. If the element is installed with a mounting plate, remove the bolts with a socket wrench. If the element is not installed with a mounting plate, remove with an element wrench.
   
3. Step 3 Clean the gaskets and the gasket area on the hot water heater tank. Install the new elements by inserting them into the hole. Be sure the gaskets are tightly in place. If the element is installed with a mounting plate, tighten opposite diagonal bolts so the element stays straight in the tank. If the element is installed with an element wrench, use the element wrench to install the new elements.
   
4. Step 4 Reconnect the wires for each element. Close the drain valve. Open the cold water supply. Do not turn the power supply back on yet. The tank must be filled completely before turning the power supply back on to the hot water heater. Open a hot water valve; the hot water faucet on a tub is a good option. When all trapped air has escaped and the water is flowing freely from the spigot without air bubbles, the power supply can be turned back on to the hot water heater. After filling, inspect the area around the elements for any signs of leaking. If everything looks good, reposition the insulation and replace the control panel access covers
   

If this dishwasher is a residential dishwasher the water that is supplied to the unit is from the hot water side of the sink supply. The dishwasher does not heat the water it uses water from the water heater that is connected to the house. It sounds as if the dishwasher is hooked up to the cold water supply instead of the hot water supply. The heating element you see in the dishwasher is for drying purposes and not for heating water. I would check the hot water supply for your dishwasher to see if that could be the problem. Also remember unless you have a recirculating pump on the hot water there will be an amount of water in the pipe from the water heater and the dishwasher that has sat and cooled down over a period of time therefore when you turn on the dishwasher you will not get hot water immediately due to the distance the dishwasher is from the water heater. You will notice when you turn on the hot water to thew sink you do not get hot water right away you let it run for a minute before it gets hot since the dishwasher is connected to the same valve as your hot water to the sink it acts the same way.
Good luck on your repairs hope this helped.

Dave

Check to make sure your supply lines aren't crossed and that your hot water supply is connected to the dishwasher

Check the thermostat and eventually replaced, if it is not the thermostat , then it is a defective cycler/timer control assembly.

If your dishwasher has also hot water power supply, try also increasing incoming hot water temperature.

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