Brother, very appreciative of this video, Friday at 4pm and had company coming to visit... And the funniest thing is that I have the exact same DW as you, to the year! Thank you
This is an accurate solution. If the high-water level trips the float sensor located in the front left portion of the basin, it's likely it will also result in a small amount of liquid spilling into the panel underneath the dishwasher. The moister under the unit will inhibit the flashing Normal light from resetting following the clearing of the drain blockage. The best way to resolve the issue and speed up the drying process is to drain the unit, unplug the dishwasher, pull it out of the cabinet and tip it on its right side, then remove the bottom panel and dry off as much of the area as you can. I blew off what water I could, then applied air from a standing fan for about an hour. It's also smart to take off the sensor from the bottom panel and dry it out. Note that a small amount of water remains in the unit after it's drained, so you'll want to put a towel under it when you tip it over. It's also a good idea to take the opportunity to clean the filter in the basin under the sprayer.
Why everybody think that he can teach other people when doesn't know anything - what a stupid world. The main reason on this dishwashers - leaky water valve.
Brother, very appreciative of this video, Friday at 4pm and had company coming to visit... And the funniest thing is that I have the exact same DW as you, to the year!
Thank you
@@dannynovak4287 glad to help 👍
This is an accurate solution. If the high-water level trips the float sensor located in the front left portion of the basin, it's likely it will also result in a small amount of liquid spilling into the panel underneath the dishwasher. The moister under the unit will inhibit the flashing Normal light from resetting following the clearing of the drain blockage. The best way to resolve the issue and speed up the drying process is to drain the unit, unplug the dishwasher, pull it out of the cabinet and tip it on its right side, then remove the bottom panel and dry off as much of the area as you can. I blew off what water I could, then applied air from a standing fan for about an hour. It's also smart to take off the sensor from the bottom panel and dry it out. Note that a small amount of water remains in the unit after it's drained, so you'll want to put a towel under it when you tip it over. It's also a good idea to take the opportunity to clean the filter in the basin under the sprayer.
You are absolutely right! God bless you! i do twist to the right and it is alive! ☺
Another reason for the light can be TILT. If the washer is titled slightly backward or forward. Undo the screws under the counter and test it out.
sureeee “happy children” that’s what they all say
😂gave me a good chuckle. Thank you
Why everybody think that he can teach other people when doesn't know anything - what a stupid world. The main reason on this dishwashers - leaky water valve.