20 Most Recent Siemens 24 in. SE64A630GB Built-In Dishwasher - Page 2 Questions & Answers

do you pre rinse the dishes before puting in dw?if so stop and dont use as much detergant

I may have had the same problem. At the end of a normal wash cycle the pump would stay on for hours or even days - I would have to power off, and then keepp trying to power on until it had eventually stopped. The pump operates even with the door open.

Problem is caused by a small float which senses the water level in the dishwasher, floating up and operating a microswitch, which turns on the pump to pump the water out. Obviously, if the dishwashe is filling up for some reason, you want the pump to operate even if the door is open. The float is in a small chamber - a very snug fit, with a hole in the bottom which is connected to the main pipework in the machine. There is another chamber next to the flot chamber which is also connected to the pipework. When the water level rises too high, water from this second chamber overflows into the flot chamber, raising the float and operating the pump. The water level then drops as the water is pumped out. The water level in the float chamber should also drop, but didn't on my dishwasher because the hole in the bottom was blocked (with old soap suds and grime I assume). Hence the pump just stays on. I assume in my case, the water flowed out very slowly, and eventually the pump stopped.

To fix it, removed the left hand side panel (2 screws on the front door lip. The back of the panel is just hooked on some raised bits of plastic). This exposes all the pipework, and the red float can be seen in it's chamber. I removed an extra couple of bits of plastic near the float chamber whilst I tried to work out what to do - but this may not be necessary. You will have to try for yourself. I couldn't get access to the hole to poke something in to unblock it, so I poured sink and drain cleaner into the flot chamber, topping up as it drained away, leaving it for approx. 15 mins. I think thick bleach would also work. Note: this cleaner won't be very good for any metal inside the dishwasher, so run 1 or 2 wash cycles to clean it out.

Maybe the dishwasher cleaner advertised on tv would have worked i.e. the stuff you put in the dishwasher on an emty cycle to clean out all the internals. I haven't used it, but it would be easier than taking the dishwasher to pieces.

Hope this helps

Check this link. Multiple causes are possible yet most is how drain is hooked up to disposal and back pressure built up. Hose must be installed correctly.

http://www.partselect.com/repair.aspx?appliance=dishwasher&part=water-wont-drain

I would check the bottom of the dishwasher to see if there are any bones, old food built up as some of these collection systems have a small disposer built into them.
If you find any food, it's probably that.
Also, you can make sure that the drain line is the proper length and high enough as this is a common problem. Do a good search on proper drain height for dishwasher.
You may run an empty load of dishes with a cup of bleach added to eliminate the odor as well. Bleach will kill any bacteria causing the smell. More than likely the drain hose wasn't installed correctly.

Hi..

If your machine does not drain you need to check this

• Inspect the drain hose for kinks
• Test the timer control
• Test the lid switch (some models)
• Inspect the water pump
  
• Inspect the drive belt (belt drive only)
• Inspect the motor coupler

Before testing the lid switch, unplug the washer or shut off the power at the fuse box or breaker panel to avoid an electrical shock hazard.

Regards

PCmania

yes it's time to visit the dump

some dishwashers have water left after the final rinse. it is important to keep the motor seals wet between loads. My filter is always immersed. If we go away for two weeks, I put 2 litres of water into the tub and let it soak 24 hr so that I never start it with dry seals.

I would say it is an earthing problem, check over your earth wires, normally black and grey is neutral, check to make sure your earth wires are connected properly, and tight, better to completely turn appliance off by disconecting power plug while doing this, take care not to play around with the wires too much to prevent a nasty electric shock

• hot water valve selinoid and cold water selinoid valve are magnetily operated valves located in the lower part of the dishwasher that need electricity-----
• wire loose?
• kinked supply hoses and
• my favorite is the valve at the kitchen sink angle stop is lying to you, indicates open but is really still shut (broken valve stem) or it has corroded shut .

I know sounds stupid, but I must ask: Are the water supply valves turned on? Is the water supply pressure good?

A pump usually isn't found on the inlet side. Most such appliances have sediment screens located in the water inlet connections. These will sometimes get blocked with sediment such as lime, for example. Otherwise, you may have a defective controller or defective solenoid. Most units have two solenoids (hot & cold). The solenoids are located at the water inlet hookup (the screen is usually a part of the solenoid). When the washer is started, a metallic click should be heard from the solenoids. Beyond checking the screens and water valves, a repairman should be called in, unless you're skilled with a voltmeter, electrical troubleshooting, and appliance disassembly.

BTW- is this a new installation or has the unit been in service for awhile?

Good luck.

Could be the pump or controller has failed if no blockages.

This soap dispenser is the same as Bosch. Source lid and blue clip, this will rectify, but make sure v spring is re-fit correctly. PW.

Try power cycling it. Turn off at the breaker, press and hold the On button for 1 minute and then turn the breaker back on. https://www.google.com/search?q=Siemens+SN63Hx36TE+iQ300 ..

if it's a built in...usually there are some brackets at the top of the frame when you open the door screwed into the counter top.

Lots of information here for all makes

https://www.google.com/search?q=adjust+the+spring+tension+on+Siemens+SN61HX08VE%2F43+dishwasher

Specifically Siemens.

How to adjust the spring tension on Siemens SN61HX08VE/43

https://www.fixya.com > Forum > Dishwashers > Siemens 6 hours ago - Tension is adjusted by moving the spring to one of several holes in the frame. One way will give you less tension on the door the other way will ..

Is it working now or still the lights are blinking?