Hello, some time ago I got a dishwasher (model in the subject).
She had the hydrostat replaced because she poured mistakes. A few washes were ok, and then she started pouring a mistake i20 , after reading the forum, I decided to undress it and unblock it. It turned out that the channel connecting the drain with the hydrostat is clogged, in general, I dismantled the entire drain cup, heater and drain pump and cleaned what I could.
After assembling the dishwasher, it started up nicely and finishes the program, unfortunately the dishes are very dirty even though I turned on the longest program. I understand that white coating is a matter of poor salt / rinse aid dosage, but the dishes remain unwashed residue and white, cloudy water. Of course, I cleaned the upper and lower propeller, there was no tragedy there, the filter was cleaned systematically. As I had the dishwasher dismantled, I was worried about 2 things, the appearance of the ion-exchange bed and the tank in front of it, and something white in the element that is attached to the drain cup (thermostat?).
Below are photos, the dishwasher was previously used in the countryside with the multitab function enabled, so salt and rinse aid were not refilled, I know that the water there is drawn from the well and is heavily iron. Can these elements affect the quality of washing or rather look for a reason in the propellers themselves?
As I am already assuming the topic here, I would like to ask about the rinse aid reservoir in this dishwasher, the liquid escapes from it and the flap does not want to snap, although there are no signs of abrasion or damage to the latch. Maybe someone undressed and knows what is going on there?
Okay, I looked, looked and read ... And so .. In the pictures of other dishwashers I see that the deposits are just such a dark color, I thought I would have to replace. Coats are also in this color from the water, it is important that they are unobstructed. The element I was thinking about is the thermostat with the water turbidity sensor, the photo shows that this "something" white inside is broken, does this disqualify the sensor? Could you check it somehow? It seems to heat water normally, but at the end of the wash everything is covered with milk. So I think it would agree that a damaged sensor sees the water as clean, so it does not replace it and rinses the dishes with dirty water, possible? I have also found a dishwasher service so I will carry out calibrations.
As for the detergent dispenser, I found pictures and got a dishwasher without a button, so there is a flap to replace, the price of the new one, unfortunately, knocks, I will buy a used dispenser.
She had the hydrostat replaced because she poured mistakes. A few washes were ok, and then she started pouring a mistake i20 , after reading the forum, I decided to undress it and unblock it. It turned out that the channel connecting the drain with the hydrostat is clogged, in general, I dismantled the entire drain cup, heater and drain pump and cleaned what I could.
After assembling the dishwasher, it started up nicely and finishes the program, unfortunately the dishes are very dirty even though I turned on the longest program. I understand that white coating is a matter of poor salt / rinse aid dosage, but the dishes remain unwashed residue and white, cloudy water. Of course, I cleaned the upper and lower propeller, there was no tragedy there, the filter was cleaned systematically. As I had the dishwasher dismantled, I was worried about 2 things, the appearance of the ion-exchange bed and the tank in front of it, and something white in the element that is attached to the drain cup (thermostat?).
Below are photos, the dishwasher was previously used in the countryside with the multitab function enabled, so salt and rinse aid were not refilled, I know that the water there is drawn from the well and is heavily iron. Can these elements affect the quality of washing or rather look for a reason in the propellers themselves?
As I am already assuming the topic here, I would like to ask about the rinse aid reservoir in this dishwasher, the liquid escapes from it and the flap does not want to snap, although there are no signs of abrasion or damage to the latch. Maybe someone undressed and knows what is going on there?
Okay, I looked, looked and read ... And so .. In the pictures of other dishwashers I see that the deposits are just such a dark color, I thought I would have to replace. Coats are also in this color from the water, it is important that they are unobstructed. The element I was thinking about is the thermostat with the water turbidity sensor, the photo shows that this "something" white inside is broken, does this disqualify the sensor? Could you check it somehow? It seems to heat water normally, but at the end of the wash everything is covered with milk. So I think it would agree that a damaged sensor sees the water as clean, so it does not replace it and rinses the dishes with dirty water, possible? I have also found a dishwasher service so I will carry out calibrations.
As for the detergent dispenser, I found pictures and got a dishwasher without a button, so there is a flap to replace, the price of the new one, unfortunately, knocks, I will buy a used dispenser.
Thank you very much for help and guidance.
