Questions & Answers for: water in base pan

...water in the base pan. There is a float switch that triggers this and over time if water has collected in the base pan the float switch can stick. Pull out the dishwasher and tilt it towards to back. ...

water BETWEEN THE BASE AND THE REMOVABLE PAN *is like putting water in your crock pot before inserting the porcelain dish and lid. This is dangerous and will destroy the unit. Those who answered "Yes"

...water in the base pan so it has flooded and is trying to remove any water remaining in the tub. 2) Your control board relay is stuck. If you want to to check for water in the base, you need to ...

...water in the base pan? This is important to determine what your next move should be. If water is in the base pan, need to look at diverter under pump housing, look for water residue, this will tell ...

...water in the base pan. This may result from a leak in the dishwasher or the drain hose (to the sink drain) backing up. First check the base pan (the very bottom assembly that all other components are ...

flooding. I think this is the reason. You have to fix the leak. Just to make sure first clean the base pan water and try it. It will work until again water leaks and activate the floater (flood switch

...water in the base pan you should check the water sensor - a float located in the base pan, directly behind the water fill valve. Even if something (mouse, bug, etc.) other than a leak has caused this ...

...water in the base pan will evaporate as time goes on and the dishwasher will start working again after a week. Read more: ...

...with water in the base pan. The dishwasher continues to drive the pump because it thinks there is an overfill. You need to clear out the base pan and see why the water has gone into the base

...working again and you have time, let the dishwasher just sit unused for a week and the water in the base pan will evaporate as time goes on and the dishwasher will start working again after a