[Solved] Indesit DSG 5741 NX - The dishwasher does not drain water - it does not start -

Hello.
I have a dishwasher Indesit DSG 5741 NX A + - the dishwasher is about 2 years old. She refused to obey yesterday, stopped taking water. I cleaned the filter on the water (there was a lot of stone there), but it did not help. After starting the program, the dishwasher should take up water and start washing, but now you can hear the programmer's beeping (it should now take water) and after about two minutes the washing icon starts to squeak and flash (normally it only shines constantly). So left the dishwasher for a few minutes displays error F6 and tries to pump out the water, but I think this is due to the previous error and not started the washing cycle (lack of water). Interestingly, after manually pouring water into the dishwasher before the moment of "squeaking", the dishwasher normally starts the washing cycle - it gives pressure.

Has anyone met with something like that? I bet on a clogged water supply valve - here where the cold water filter (inlet) is located, because I cleaned the filter itself, but there are 4 tiny holes, smaller than the needle, and maybe it is further or the valve in the depth has been blocked. I understand that a hose with a valve is an element that can not be removed? What to do, how to clean it / disassemble it from the dishwasher.

I add videos for a better picture of the situation.
Valve:

The entrance where the dishwasher hose is ...
After selecting the program:
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Next:
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Thanks for the answer
Well, the case is taking place on the water hose. From what you wrote to give the dishwasher on the back and remove the side of the dishwasher? The hose is on the back of the case, there is a small flap, but she reluctantly wants to go down. So if I have access to this snake, why take off the side? I am asking for aological explanation of how to dismount the hose, because from what I see the back is firmly built up and has no access to it.

Today, I have undressed the dishwasher. I unplugged the cables from the solenoid valve (the aquastop hose) and from the flood control sensor on the bottom cover. I tried to measure the resistance of this valve which is in the aquastop pipe, unfortunately the multimeter did not indicate any changes, ie no signs on the multimeter when you touch the plaques in the ankle. I did not give directly to the 230V valve (I was a bit afraid - no conditions, long wires, etc.), only out of curiosity of 12V, but I know there is no reaction. I am willing to change the aquastop tube and possibly check if it changes something, only I understand that it must be the original part? No universal / cheap aquastop tubes will match?

After entering the numbers of the dishwasher came out: https://north.pl/karta/waz-doplywowy-aquastop...ywarki-indesit-dsg5731nx,SH9-JR-CMMQ-B4I.html and https://north.pl/karta /waz-doplywowy-aquastop-do-pralki-indesit-dsg5731nx,PW9-VI-CMMQ-B4I.html (the price is basically similar). I ordered, we will see how it will come.

The dishwasher works, the hose with aquastop turned out to be faulty. Thanks. Now the question to you: I have a lot of shit - the stone in the pipes, are there any inexpensive solutions, filters that cleanse the dishwasher's water?

I found something like this: https://allegro.pl/filtr-pralkowy-zmywarkowy-zmiekczacz-na-kamien-i5163730096.html. Probably there is a factory sponge there, protecting against the passage of a gradually dissolved bed. I would add a filtration fleece from inside. You think that it will pass the exam, or there may be other finished products that meet the above functions?

I just have a similar problem, except that I don't get a mistake, just a dishwasher. After a while, it stops as if it were taking water. Then it beeps again, as if the program was shortening.However, today after it blew it turned off. Is it worth following this valve?

First, the dishwasher pumps out the water, then activates the Aquastop valve. You need to touch the valve and you will feel the vibration of the solenoid valve. If so, that's half the battle. Turn off the water, unscrew the Aquastop and clean the filters.

If, despite this, water is still not drawn in, dismantle the hose, connect it to the water and supply voltage to the Aquastop. The end of the lagoon pipe and water must flow. If it does not fly, replace the Aquastop hose.

I checked the valve shakes, I cleaned the sieves in the valve. And unfortunately it still squeaks. It pumps out the water, then switches on the valve, you can hear the water going and the cycle of pecks from 15 seconds then stops and the cycle goes on.
But the strangest thing is that giving program 3 lasting like 60 minutes ends in 25 minutes. And beeping occurred three times during this time. The heater in the dishwasher does not heat the water because after the program, as normal, the dishwasher opened and steam was falling, so now they are cold.

Well, check the heater resistance and whether the voltage goes to the heater.

And what can cause that it shortens this program?

What else can be cleaned? Are there any water outlet filters still inside?

I had a case that the short circuit caused the carbon monoxide to zero.

I called a service technician, I will not do anything. If it was the snake yet, I would think about spinning, and it spins like that and nobody will want to fix it when there is a tear in the middle.
I will write what was.