Take a small test - tilt the empty dishwasher heavily to the side. If the water comes from below, clean it and try running the program again. If it happens often, you will need to check where it is coming from
Yes, and after such a test, throw the dishwasher in the trash, pour the pump or electronics by accident. If everything was okay and you have a guarantee, call the service let them do it.
Hello I have a similar problem, but with the ZWM 636WD dishwasher - the theme author's model is probably twin (narrower). After pressing the switch the ECO program indicator lights up, in a moment it jumps on the glass itself, blinks, squeaks and pumps out water several times. The program cannot be changed, only the switch button responds. I disconnected from the network for a few minutes, I did a reset with a combination of buttons: switch + program selection + start and nothing.
So check the meter in your hand and check that the flood sensor is not damaged, whether the main solenoid valve has an open or missing contact. If the water draws, check the flow meter
The flood sensor was a good lead. I don't know where he is, but I did a little googling and the fastest thing I could do was to spill any water by tilting the dishwasher backwards. So I did, some water leaked and the dishwasher was working. Thank you
Writing a post about lack of water, of course, I was looking for it inside the dishwasher
What you did was, of course, an ad hoc act. If there is a leak, the fault will come back after one wash. Then you need to identify the location of the leak and remove it or call the service.
The Amica ZWM 436WD dishwasher is experiencing issues with a flashing glass indicator and non-functionality. Users suggest performing a tilt test to check for water accumulation beneath the appliance, which may indicate a leak. If water is found, it should be cleaned out to restore functionality. Other users have reported similar problems with the ZWM 636WD model, noting that the ECO program indicator lights up but fails to operate correctly. Troubleshooting steps include checking the flood sensor, solenoid valve contacts, and ensuring the flow meter is functioning. If problems persist, contacting service support is recommended, especially if the appliance is under warranty. Summary generated by the language model.
