Baumatic 24 in. BFD60SS Free-standing Dishwasher - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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http://files.baumatic.com/usermanuals-uk/bfd60ss.pdf

here is the manual

this happened with mine and it turned out that the top shelf was too low, so this meant the spinning arm was being stopped by my plates. When the machine is fully loaded check that the spinners can move freely. if they don't then you can move the top shelf up a level. hope this helps

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E4 is overfill. This dishwasher has overvill protection.

Disconnect power and remove water from the inside using bucket and sponge. If problem occurrs frequently call service, the overflow protect device may need replacement. Service number is listed on manual.

To remove water use sponge and bucket. Ensure that power is off. On some model you need to remove the fascia panel at the base of the dishwasher, on front side. Use a screwdriver to remove panel; on others you dry water only from inside the tub

turn power off 20 min then back on

repLace water inlet solenoid

Pump is Jammed

Shows ERR 4 on dispaly panel. what should i do?

Is the water draining out of the machine? if not does it drain when you lower the pipe to the floor, if it does you need a new pump, if it doesn't you have a blockage.

It obviously has leaked water on the connections underneath, Lean the dishwasher back and see if any water comes out the bottom, then leave it standing for about a week to dry out and hopefully it should be ok.

Most dishwashers have a little filter basket in the bottom. Depending on the brand, you can slide out the bottom rack, and in the bottom underneath the sprayer (the propeller thing) there should be some sort of basket that can be removed and cleaned. You also may have some water quality issues, or some detergents will leave residue. Also, make sure most of the large food is removed before loading.

Before buying a new control unit, try to unplug the machine for few hours and plug it back in. It might reset the control panel and solve your problem. Good luck!

The heater is faulty Regards Engineer

check this thread for starters http://www.fixya.com/support/t135923-dishwasher_beeping the solution to the leak would depend on where you think it is leaking from - usual areas to check are the door seal, door latch, inlet and drain hoses and where they connect, the base especially towards the back. also make sure the drain pipe the dishwasher is connected to is not blocked - sometimes leaks from in the machine can be traced to this cause. Hope this helps, post again if you find anything and hopefully we can help more :)

check on the other post http://www.fixya.com/support/t135923-dishwasher_beeping Hope it helps:)

here is the link to the manual if you need it; http://www.baumatic.co.uk/products/discontinued-models/dishwashers/freestandingdishwashers/BFD60SS I couldn't find anything that suggests a solution in the book. check this thread below for the reset procedure for another model - it may be worth trying; http://www.fixya.com/support/t137657-need_reset_dishwasher_but_dont_know other than that it sounds like the control circuit board has problems. unplug your machine and wait half an hour. undo the control housing by a few screws on the top inside of the door and maybe plastic clips moulded in the edge of the housing. look if any components on the board are obviously burnt or water damaged - sometimes they fail without visual signs but you might spot something. If you fancy replacing the board yourself, just make sure you take a picture of how it was wired up, and post me back the serial number and manufacturer on the board and i will try and source one for you - these boards on their own are rarely that expensive and are often in a lot of other manufacturers models so are usually easy to find. Hope this helps :)

The dishwasher should heat the water to about 50 C as the cycle calls for it. In these cycles, the dishwasher pauses after it has filled with water and waiting for the water to reach the temperature. In your case it look like the water isn't being heated (because of a problem with the heating element or thermostat), after the unit stops at the heating cycle, it never continues. Another possible is that the timer unit is defective (this is the worse case because of its cost !!!!)

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.