After 8 years of trouble-free operation, the dishwasher did not want to draw in water. After reading a few tips, I concluded that it was time to clean the water jacket and hydrostat. The hydrostat is very dirty - you can see it on one of the photos. The first thing I did was pour some baking soda solution into the hydrostat tank.
It helped because the dishwasher "caught" and works properly, but it still gets a little tired when taking in the water and everything is still very dirty.
I would like to take it all off and clean it properly and I don't see how to do it right now when it is installed in the dishwasher. Is there any option to clean it without removing it?
Unfortunately, I do not know how to remove the water coat. In the rear part at the top there is such a translucent plastic - like a corner that I can not remove - I marked it with an arrow in the picture.
The one in the front came off without a problem. I would not like to break it, so I am asking for tips on how to do it. I tried to undermine him from all sides, he bends but does not want to go down.
It helped because the dishwasher "caught" and works properly, but it still gets a little tired when taking in the water and everything is still very dirty.
I would like to take it all off and clean it properly and I don't see how to do it right now when it is installed in the dishwasher. Is there any option to clean it without removing it?
Unfortunately, I do not know how to remove the water coat. In the rear part at the top there is such a translucent plastic - like a corner that I can not remove - I marked it with an arrow in the picture.
The one in the front came off without a problem. I would not like to break it, so I am asking for tips on how to do it. I tried to undermine him from all sides, he bends but does not want to go down.


