Dishwasher Whirlpool ADP 606 F Eco - error codes: F6 and E1 / F6 and E4

Hello.
I got a 2-year-old dishwasher from a friend with displayed error codes: F6 and E1. He wanted to throw it out, but in my old Bosch, the gasket refused to obey and I decided to change mine to a new one.

The Whirlpool Dishwasher in question was thoroughly washed inside and all the filters were cleaned. After connecting everything to the network, the water tap was turned on and the hoses were checked for kinks.

1. I press the "Cancel" button and the display shows "00: 1" and you hear a hum (probably a pump), but that there is no water in it, after about 10-20 seconds the dishwasher turns off.
2. I press the "Start" button / choose any program / press "Start" again / the display shows 0.16 / after about 1 minute it pops up 0.15 and shows the error codes: F6 and E1 / reset and everything starts from the beginning.
To present this problem well, I recorded a video of these errors: https://youtu.be/LSvnA49e4Yw

I read somewhere on the forum that maybe some sensor under the filter is to be replaced, but I do not know where to look for it and how to replace it, so I kindly ask a professional for help

@ r3w4rd, I have this manual, so at the beginning I wrote that everything was checked and cleaned and the tap was turned on, and the error codes are still displayed
But thank you very much for your interest in the topic.

Where exactly should I look for this solenoid valve, or is it the "can" next to the tap? I How to check if it works?

peter falk wrote:

The OWI sensor is damaged or "chopped", not some "can"

I sense it too, although I do not know dishwashers at all
Can it tell you where to look for it and how to choose it to replace it?

Is it the OWI sensor in the photo in the attachment?

Whether to buy an OVI sensor for over PLN 100 or one for PLN 39 from Allegro:
- http://allegro.pl/czujnik-ovi-zmetienia-wody-...s_rule_id=201&ars_socket_id=30&ars_source=ars 39 PLN
- http://allegro.pl/czujnik-owi-ovi-hydrostat-do-zmywarek-whirlpool-i6500129982.html PLN 49
- http://allegro.pl/czujnik-ovi-owi-hydrostat-d...?reco_id=149e37e6-f9bc-11e6-82f8-56847afe9799 PLN 119
I am asking because there are a lot of these sensors on the Allegro itself and the price differences are huge and everyone says that their sensor is original.

And the most important question before buying this sensor:

Quote:

Hydrostat pressure switch sensor for dishwashers

Purpose - Whirlpool / Bauknecht dishwashers
original product
code 484000000420
is responsible for:
- water level
- temperature

Is the breakdown or "dirtiness" of this sensor responsible for the fact that the dishwasher does not take water now and crashes error codes F6 and E1?

Sorry for these inquisitive questions, but thanks to my inquisitiveness I make fewer mistakes and others will no longer have to ask them :D

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Edit:
I did not have time to wait for an answer and I bought an OWI sensor for PLN 47 with delivery, according to the information on the website, it fits my dishwasher model and is original. I took its invoice as if it turned out to be defective or not original
When it comes, I will make a photo report of the exchange and share my impressions.

Hello, the OVI sensor was replaced personally and unfortunately continues to show the same errors F6 and E1.
Below is a photo report of this activity, an old OVI sensor and a disassembled "can" that is located on the water suction hose. I tried to blow into the water intake hose but I can't blow anything in there, it looks like the valve is closed all the time or the hose is clogged. I do not know if it should look like this, but my ideas are over and now I count on the wise advice of my fellow dishwasher specialists

andrzej1959 wrote:

Connect the dishwasher through the hose that is missing from this "can".

I don't have a snake like that, but I have another idea to check this can.
I will disconnect the water intake hose next to the dishwasher (I hope it can), and put the end in a bucket and turn on the tap. If the water runs into the bucket, the hose is probably rather fine :?:

How does this can work anyway? There is a magnet in it, but I don't know why and how it should work. What is this can to regulate?

Bridgestone wrote:

This "can" is an electric valve that opens when it receives 230V, which is supplied to it by the dishwasher. Simply put, this hose will let the water flow only when the solenoid valve opens, otherwise it will be clogged.

Very nicely explained, but I still do not understand how to get to this "can" at the faucet with a voltage of 230V? After all, there is no cable to the "box" and it is not electrified in any visible way. As you can see in the attached photo.

Okay, tomorrow I will check the hose using the method I gave above, because somehow I do not smile to buy a new hose for PLN 55, without 100% certainty that the Aqua Stop valve is to blame for this failure. In this way, you can replace the fields of the dishwasher and finally throw it out of anger ... moreover, I already have an OVI sensor for PLN 50, and apparently replacing it with a new one was to eliminate the malfunction

I unscrewed the hose and checked it: faucet-bucket. The effect is no flow at all. I also found that before I buy another hose, it is worth checking what else could be "spoiled" in mine and I took apart this unfortunate "can" of Aqua Stop type. It turned out that there is no reason to buy a new hose without this "can", because you can eliminate some parts from it and it should work like a regular straight through tube. As I thought, I did so and castrated the can itself from: a magnet and from the part that we screw to the tap I took out: a strainer, a gasket, a plastic insert and at the end something that is probably a regulating valve (a plastic valve with a magnet). Then I reassembled everything in reverse order, except for the magnetic part of the valve. Connected to the faucet and Eureka, the hose passes water normally.

The photos show the unfortunate "can" of Aqua Stop, the end of the hose and the valve itself with a magnet. An interesting fact is that in this valve there is nothing to break down and the problem is one of the magnets located in the box itself, which has the task of pushing this valve away with another magnet. I checked it and it works, but the problem lies in attaching this magnet: whenever I put it in a repulsive position in relation to the valve, any time I tried to release it from my fingers, the magnesium turned around by itself and attracted the valve, blocking the flow of water.

After plugging the hose into the dishwasher, I turned on the water tap and turned on the dishwasher. There was silence for 1 minute and suddenly she started taking water normally, unfortunately after about a minute she finished taking water and started pumping it out and a new set of errors appeared on the display: F6 and E4

And I am at the starting point, what now, dear professionals?

Solved, after reopening the dishwasher from the bottom, it turned out that it was leaking water and there was a likelihood of a leak. For this reason, the Styrofoam float on the underside of the dishwasher has worked and therefore a new error code has appeared: F6 and E4, which indicates a possible leak.
The black tube, visible in the photos I posted earlier, turned out to be the culprit of the leak, which was probably accidentally slipped off when replacing the OVI sensor unnecessarily.
After sliding the hose into its place and drying the entire bottom of the dishwasher, I deleted the errors and Whirlpool ADP 606 F Eco started a new better life :D

The dishwasher works again as it should, and there was no need to buy a new water intake hose.

I would like to thank everyone for their advice and help, without exception