Fdd914 dishwasher error code A10 appears and its not in the booklet

When the motor is switched on, it must reach a speed of 1300 rpm within 10 seconds; if this doesn't occur, A7 alarm condition is generated.

Possible causes:
Motor winding short-circuited, motor winding interrupted, motor jammed, electrical connections broken or false contacts, tachometric sensor broken or short-circuited

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

My Hotpoint Ultima FDD914 has had the A5 error code appearing at the beginning of the wash cycle for over a year. The error has got worse, appearing again at the end and most recently half way through. My solution has been to repeatedly start the cycle and run a rinse wash at the end. Not very practical to the point hand washing dishes is the preferred option.
But now the problem is fixed! The culprit is the pressure switch. I found video explaining how to change it. The video is called how to change a pressure switch on a dishwasher and is by yourspares.
i had difficulty getting the side panel off the dishwasher. Two screws at front and two at back were fine but there was a sneaky one hidden behind the plastic front base plate. Only had to use a Philips screwdriver and a small flathead to prise the panel from the clips. And I didn't remove the panel completely, just pulled it up enough to find the switch under the insulation. I put the dishwasher on its side (unplugged from wall before starting)
I removed the switch as shown in the video, detached it from the hose, blew into the hose and the switch (as suggested by someone) put it all back together and rather surprisingly the dishwasher now works!
If the error returns I'll buy a new switch and replace it as shown in the video but for now it's goodbye to the dreaded A5 error.

Hi, the interpretation for error code A10 is: A10 = fill solenoid valve triac closed/open circuit - check valve/ operation - machine drains until level switch resets + 30"

Now, to try and solve the problem yourself: Turn off the water supply to the dishwasher & remove the hose, Run the machine for several minutes in a normal position. Turn the machine off, reconnect the fill hose, turn the water back on then turn the machine back on.

If this doesn't solve the problem, then you'll need to call a service person.

Dear sir,

If your dish washer is type EV02 Module,
Error A10: means Faulty fill valve.
Check valve and associated wiring.

If your Dishwasher is
Standard Module + FDW70 + FDW75,
E10 means Heater fault.
Check heater and associated wiring.

i think it helps for solve your problem.
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good luck

heater

Replace the control board

here are the fault codes for your machine...

Fault codes for LCD Dishwasher Models

A01 - Float switch operated - Book a service engineer.

A02 - Open/Short circuit heater relay - Book a service engineer.

A03 - Short circuit on thermistor - Book a service engineer.

A04 - Unable to reach or sense temperature within 70 minutes - Book service engineer.

A05 - Pressure switch has not been reset - Book a service engineer.

A07 - Open/Short circuit wash motor triac - Book a service engineer.

A08 - Open/Short circuit auxiliary wash motor triac - Book a service engineer.

A09 - Open/Short circuit with main wash traic - Book a service engineer.

A10 - Open/Short circuit fill valve traic - Book a service engineer.

A11 - Half load valve traic or alternating motor action - Book a service engineer.

A12 - Open circuit heater rely - Book a service engineer.

A13 - Open/Short circuit dispenser traic - Book a service engineer.

A14 - Drain hose too low causing syphoning. Check drain hose and re-adjust.

H20 - Check tap and pressure of incoming water

Hope this helps?

i have the same on my dishwasher and have just been looking on the net. Found out that the error code A10 means open/short circuit fill value traic. Whatever that means!!! and to book a service engineer. Hope that helps