Hotpoint fdl570 requires heater element replacement. Instruction guide etc?

It may be having water level sensing issues, so it drains to avoid an overflow... break out your multi-meter or call a decent technician

Did water get into the control panel?
Some youtube videos that may help.
Hotpoint fdl570 YouTube

If you live in and area with hard water, it is entirely possible that mineral buildup is blocking the water fill valve. The easiest way to remedy the problem will b e to replace the valve assembly.

Question posted under Rheem water heaters
Rheem parts guide does not show that part number with either flanged or screw-in type.

If this is ordinary tank-type electric water heater, copy following link to see step-by-step.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-replace-water-heater-element.html

Otherwise, add a comment or re-post question and include type, brand and model of water heater as shown on product label.
For example Atwood, or Under-counter, solar-assisted, tankless etc.

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http://www.ehow.com/how_8074978_troubleshoot-hotpoint-fdl570.html

I would concur that is probably the element and or thermistor attached to the element that is causing the problem.
Before commiting to replace, try disconnecting the supply to the element and trying it again, if it does not trip, then this proves element and or thermistor faulty.

I have same issue, have just worked out that:
1=Intensive
2=Normal
3=Daily
4=Prewash
5=Eco

I had an identical problem with the salt and rinse aid lights on the left and the drying and end lights on the right flashing shortly after switching the dishwasher on. When I pulled it out, as this was the only way to look at the pipework, I noticed a big kink in the water hose. Removing this and obviously sorting out the flow problem has resolved the issue.

If you are getting 240v on all element connections then you are missing a neutral and the element will not heat.
Please check this and post your findings.
Thankyou.

The heater is the black element at the bottom of the tub. you can see it when you open the door, there are 2 wires attached to it under the dishwasher along with 2 nuts and some rubber washers to keep it from leaking, It is a simple job to replace. Remove the wires undo the the nuts that hold it to the tub, and there may be some brackets inside the dishwasher that secure it in place. remove the element and replace it. Install in the reverse order you took it apart.