AEG 24 in. Favorit 40660i Built-in Dishwasher - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

try clr in it worked for mine

This "Inductive heating element"is in line with the pipe feeding the top spray arm. it is about 15cm long and has a clamp at each end with one electrical push on connecter. It can be reached by taking off the back bottom plate and just follow the spayarm down to this device.

The problem was solved by opening the machine and finding that the bottom "Y" pipe that has 3 inputs is of extremely poor quality and perforates with pin holes allowing a small amount of water to squirt out. This triggers the anti flood and error status lights flash. The outlet pump is activated and machine does not do anything. You need to replace this hose or like I modified it to work from a 32mm Y plastic junction available from most hardware shops. The wire clamps for this was replaced by "jubilee" screw tight clamps.
I worked on a table and also removed the "Brick" placed at the bottom for balance purposes by cutting the back plastic down with a saw. This made the job very easy...

Anti flood system triggered that puts the machiene in pump out mode. This machiene has a poor quality "Y" pipe at the bottom that is prone to pin holes in the pipe due to poor quality and extremely thin. The pin holes cause a small amount of water to activate the Anti flood micro switch on the polystireen float at the bottom of the washer.

The water is heated via a "inductive heater" and not the usual heating elements. This heating device is at the bottom back of the dishwasher and is a cyliderical +/- 15 cm long metal tube. It can easly be removed by the wire clamps at each end. It does have electrical push on connector that just plugs out. If the electrical connections are good I suggest you replace it with a new one (if you can get one).

The bottom "Y" 3 point hose at the bottom connected to main motor is of poor quality and does have 3 wire clamps. The hose does perforate and small pin hole causes water at the bottom to trigger the anti flood system with warning lights flashing and pump motor on ...

Have you cleaned the filter in the washing machine?

usaully water temperature is the major reason why a dishwasher takes longer this could be due to the water tank.To verify this open hot water valve and let it run on your hand and count the seeconds it takes to get so hot your hand has to pull out. Between 10 to 20 sec normal, 20 to 30 means dishwasher has to heat it up and this takes longer but acceptable. 30 to 60 this would really impact the time of your cycles. Now regarding the sauce pans this surprises me this could be the dishwasher internal water heater which would let be belive that water level is too low or even absent you need to let it fill up and while it is operating stop it open the door and see if water covers the heater. I do recomend that you schedule a technical service expert to verify your unit

Question edited for clarity. It is likely to be a control board issue. They are expensive, so call for diagnostics and service. The reason the dishes aren't clean is because it is stuck on wash, so there is no draining and rinses. This machine has some history! https://www.google.com/search?q=aeg+f34300vi0+dishwasher+keeps+running ..

If your AEG FAVORIT 35085 Vi dishwasher beeps five times and stops halfway through a wash cycle, there could be a few potential causes for this issue. One possibility is that there is a problem with the water supply, such as a clogged or partially blocked inlet valve. Another potential issue could be related to the drainage system, such as a clogged filter or a malfunctioning drain pump. It's also worth checking if the dishwasher's spray arms are spinning freely and not obstructed by any debris. If the problem persists, it is recommended to consult the dishwasher's manual or contact AEG's customer support for further assistance. They can provide specific troubleshooting steps and guidance based on your dishwasher's model and any error codes that may be displayed.

If the anti-flood device has activated on your AEG dishwasher, it means that water has leaked into the base of the dishwasher and triggered the safety device. The anti-flood device is designed to prevent water damage to your home and shut off the water supply to the dishwasher. To resolve this issue, you will need to locate the source of the leak and fix it. Here are the steps you can take:

1. Turn off the dishwasher and unplug it from the power outlet.
2. Disconnect the dishwasher from the water supply and move it away from the wall.
3. Check the inlet hose, outlet hose, and drainage hose for any cracks, damage, or loose connections. Tighten any loose connections and replace any damaged hoses.
4. Check the dishwasher door and gasket for any damage or debris that may prevent it from closing properly.
5. Check the dishwasher's interior for any leaks, such as a cracked spray arm or a damaged pump.
6. Once you have fixed the leak, you can reset the anti-flood device by tilting the dishwasher to one side to allow the water to drain out of the base. Then, level the dishwasher and plug it back in.

If you are unable to identify or fix the leak, it is recommended to call a professional technician for assistance.

no info generic answer inlet valve failure --short in valve circuit

Did you check the emergency shut off switch? Almost all under the counter dishwashers have a wall switch to interrupt the power. The problem is it can be shut of on accident.

Look at the screen on the drain.if its clear then check your drain for leaks
As it could be building pressure on the system..by not draining proper.

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I would check for any bends in anything... a crimp of a wire or bend of a hose can mean the washer will not complete setup and will just refuse like a stubborn mule. If you find no bends or crimps in wires... the brain may be dead. It will be one solid motherboard and should be fairly easy to replace.

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Washing Machines category. That sounds like a partially broken wire or a control board issue. You need a service call.

possibly a stuck float

USUALLY IN THE WATER PAN