Top 20 Baumatic 23 in. BDW9 Built-in Dishwasher Questions & Answers

sounds like the latch is worn out you mabe able to get a new one at appliancezone.com.... also check the drain for debris

sounds like the timer is bad

Check the old one. Fasten it in the same way to the rope with the correct rope length.

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Yes you will have to move from under worktop and then remove the side panel that the cord has broken.It may be worth checking the other cord and replacing both if worn.Also check if something is catching to cause the cord to break.

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1. open the bottom panel 2-4 screw
2. take a flashlight and turn the machine on
3. see where it come from
4. if you need take the unit out a bit from the counter
5. check it all around to find the sorce of the leak
6. good luck its EZ :)
   

Searched for a nylon rope guide for a Baumatic BDW 9 but was unable to locate one. I found that many of the components for the BDW 9 also fitted the BDW 10. So I searched for the rope guide for a BDW 10 and found the correct product. Problem solved!

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This looks to be the same problem I'm having with my dishwasher (BDW15) I have removed the control panel and have noticed the On Off button has started to burn out, thus cuasing intermitant power supply.

Solution is to replace the On Off switch with a new one, which I'm still drying to source as it's Christmas and everybody is shut.

Hope this helps

Craig...

It does not matter how old it is. Our dish washer broke after two months. I'd suggest calling I a tech person to take a look at it.

They normally have springs in the sides.

It sounds like something's trapped in the pump touching the impeller. Drain the machine, isolate the electrics and see if you can access the pump, you may find a piece of debris or small article in the pipework.

this link has all the manuals for your unit including the spare parts. http://www.manualsdrive.com/results.php?lang=en&search=BAUMATIC%20COOKER%20HOODS%20FCC/2002%20MANUAL&#.VHXMF4vF_mc Good luck!

Make your dishwasher more effective with these quick tips: 1. Check the sprayer arm. When I opened the dishwasher door during a wash cycle, I learned that some of my utensils are too tall, and they blocked the sprayer arm from rotating. Problem solved! Also look at the holes on the sprayer arm to make sure they are not clogged. Use a toothpick if you need to dislodge anything. 2. Check the drain. Look inside the bottom of the dishwasher and remove any food or objects from the filter. Run the garbage disposal to clear it out before turning on the dishwasher since they share the same drain. 3. Don't overuse detergent. It's a mistake to assume you should always fill up the detergent cup. Check the manual and your detergent. On mine, filling it to the first line (about a third) is enough. Too much detergent can leave residue and etch your glasses. 4. Check your water temperature. If it takes a long time for the hot water to reach your kitchen sink, that means the dishwasher isn't getting enough hot water at the beginning either, and that makes it harder to wash away the food particles and grease. If you need to, turn on the dishwasher after you've used hot water at the kitchen sink. 5. Clean the inside of your dishwasher. Grease, detergent residue, and calcium deposits build up inside your dishwasher. You can use vinegar to wash them away. On a regular basis (every few months or so), run a wash cycle while your dishwasher is empty. Don't use detergent, but turn on the dishwasher and let it run for a few minutes until water starts to fill up the bottom. Then add one or two cups of white vinegar to the water and let it finish the cycle. Sometimes using a dishwasher is an experiment in finding the right combination for hard or soft water, the detergent, and a rinse aid. Best of luck BBBBB

Drainpump failure or blockage

This should not be hard to replace. It would have helped if you had provided the model number of the dishwasher. You need to buy a replacement spring (best to get the pair) which looks like this item. BAUMATIC DISHWASHER TG5 DOOR SPRING for BDS461SS To replace you need to locate the second spring on the other side of the dishwasher and remove it. The front base plate needs to be removed first to get access to the spring anchor points. Use a screw driver or a nose plier to grab it and dislodge. Always make sure the door is shut to ensure least tension in the springs. Put the two new springs and close the base plate. MAINS POWER CHORD SHOULD BE TAKEN OUT FROM SOCKET WHEN WORKING ON THE DISHWASHER

If you are getting E1 error then the dishwasher is suggesting that water is getting in but not enough. But if you are getting no water into the dishwasher then the water inlet valve inside it is faulty. Have you checked if there is water inside the dishwasher when you get E1 error. Another thing to find out is the water pressure specification of dishwasher and whether it is consistent with the mains pressure in the house. Usually there should be a plate on dishwasher door which would give water pressure required.

Error 20 is not a listed error in Baumatic dishwasher. They only mention E1 to E7. There is a reset procedure for random errors which can be viewed at this page. http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/fault-codes/dishwasher-fault-codes/3305-baumatic-bdw-dishwasher-fault-codes.html Please check if this helps.

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already addressed in next post on this topic.

If all of the cycles are working with cold water, then the controller circuit is OK. If the hot water cycle fails, it can be the heating coil. Depending on age, some retire sooner than others and need to be replaced. Only a service tech. can do a test unless your experienced at continuity checks.