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Indesit DSG 573 Dishwasher: Error A1 & A5, Leak Troubleshooting, Water Drain & Sensor Issues

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  • #1 16623281
    delle5540
    Level 3  
    Hello. The title dishwasher causes problems. There was an A5 error and did not drain the water, but after cleaning it stopped appearing. Now, however, there is an error A1, which I guess, means some leak, because it appears, say, about 30 minutes before the end of any cycle. Water and mistake appear on the bottom tray. After cleaning the trays, the styrofoam sensor no longer signals anything. Only the 8-minute program comes to an end. How do you look for a leak? Theoretically, I would rule out sealing the chamber due to the fact that it works an hour and then it spills out, unless it gently leaks somewhere and the sensor locates it after some time. If the dishwasher can not work on the side, how to find the cause?
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    #2 16623604
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    A01 - Float switch operated
    A05 - Pressure switch has not been reset
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  • #3 16623764
    delle5540
    Level 3  
    Thank you for your response. Translate to Polish - hydrostat? The dishwasher does not maintain the water level, the protection switches on and hence this error? Since the pure tube increases the likelihood that the exchange can make sense?

    I found a pdf, I guess your authorship, great thing. pzdr
  • #4 16623981
    Piotr2608

    Level 41  
    delle5540 wrote:
    I found a pdf, I guess your authorship, great thing.


    Provided that the repairer knows what he is doing ;)
    Thank you, it is being updated on a regular basis.
  • #5 16641646
    delle5540
    Level 3  
    Unfortunately, after the replacement of the hydrostat the problem still exists ... 3 times the dishwasher washed the dishes nicely and again the problem returned. However, there is no A5 error, only A1.
    I think that some gasket must pass water (you can see drops around the three-way valve), the water flies on the tray, where there is a styrofoam sensor and crashes the error A1. Until water spills out, the dishwasher is constantly trying to pump it out and turns on despite attempts to turn it off.
    I removed the dishwasher for the first part and cleaned quite a lot of shit. In poor condition there is a gasket under the reservoir mounting ring. Is it possible to buy a set of seals in the normal price? I would not like to spend more than PLN 50-70 on it, and it's a shame to order, because by the way, maybe another six months will fail. I think, however, I will only order the gasket that I am writing about, maybe it will be ok.

    If my reasoning is wrong with the problem, please suggest. pzdr
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  • #6 16652138
    eizi6
    Level 1  
    Hello,

    I also get an A5 error about 2 minutes after the program is turned on. I replaced the pressure switch with a new one, and for about a week the dishwasher was working properly. However, after this time the problem returned. At the moment, with several attempts to include it on various programs, A5 appears again.
    What could be the reason for this error - except the pressure switch?
  • #7 16653358
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #8 16653729
    delle5540
    Level 3  
    Problem solved. Either a rubber hose or a rubber three-way valve had a crack somewhere. I got some parts from an identical dishwasher and after replacing these two elements, the dishwasher works properly.

Topic summary

The Indesit DSG 573 dishwasher is experiencing error codes A1 and A5, indicating issues with water drainage and potential leaks. The A5 error, related to the pressure switch, was resolved temporarily by cleaning, but the A1 error persists, suggesting a leak detected by the float switch. Users discussed troubleshooting steps, including replacing the hydrostat and inspecting seals around the three-way valve, which may be leaking. One user successfully resolved their issue by replacing a cracked rubber hose and valve. Recommendations include checking the flood control sensor and ensuring proper connections in the hydrostatic tube.
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