Trying to determine its age

a lot of older appliances made in the 60's were green in color.

This is the FD number eg
9001
add 20 to first two numbers 110, ignore the first number this is 2010, the last two numbers is the month 01=jan
8804 would be 88+20 108...2008 april
If you can't work it out please comment with FD

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Did you ever find a solution? I have what sounds like the same problem. The time keeps ticking down but it flashes between CL and the time while the clicking sound is going, and it sometimes make a clunking sound while this is happening as well.

You could possibly add a metal shield around the electronics in the dishwasher and ground the shield with a wire to the dishwasher chasis. Don't know if this would reduce the EMR enough to stop the interference with the radio, but there's a chance it would.

Either the wash motor plug is loose or the motor itself is bad.

can you give me the exact model # on your dishwasher and i will check for you.

You're describing a number of issues related to old age and maintenance. First, you've likely got a mechanical timer that is getting stuck. If the price of replacement is outside your budget for an old warhorse....

Second, in come cases, the timer takes care of water level...in most, however, there is a float or aeneroid level sensor. If it is a float...it may be clogged/jammed with detergent or debris. Located in the wash tub near the front. Clean it up. If it is an aeneroid, it has a tube going from the tub to the lower part which hooks into a 3 inch or so flat sided round item with two wires coming out. With the power off, test it by blowing and sucking on the tube. Blowing into it should open the switched leads ...sucking should hold a 'vacuum'. The pressure of water opens and closes this switch to determine water level.

being in the uk i dont know this appliance, but the fault is probably that it is overfilling caused by crap in the airchamber or the hose leading to the pressure stat blocked or a split in this hose