[Solved] Whirlpool WIC3C22P dishwasher - error H shortly after program start.

Shortly after the start of the program when the dishwasher starts to draw water, it gives a long beep and then short beeps.
It keeps filling up with water until the door is opened. Only opening them cuts off the water supply.
Error code H is shown on the display.
The equipment worked for about 2 years.

https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3476425.html

Thanks.

The water measurement module appears in the linked topic. Is this the precise, only, correct description of the part? I didn't come across such a name in the first spare parts store.

NagolMCV wrote:

The water measurement module appears in the linked topic

It's such a dick:



Index C00256546

i.e. that the author meant a water jacket with a jacket sensor?

This element needs to be soldered. https://sprzedujemy.pl/kontaktron-szklany-no-20mm-czestochowa-2-0010c9-nr60164917

I have located the water jacket but I can't find this reed switch.
What is the order of disassembly of the coat? How do I disconnect it from the nozzle in the dishwasher tub?

Do not disconnect, the reed switch is soldered on the board when connecting the hose, there are two wires there.

wojciech zegarowski wrote:

Do not disconnect, the reed switch is soldered on the board when connecting the hose, there are two wires there.

What if the turbine is broken?
Can you overclock her?
The reed switch costs about two zlotys, but again, a complete maze doesn't cost a fortune.
Generating unnecessary work in order to save a few zeta misses the ... goal.

NagolMCV wrote:

I've located the water jacket but I can't find this reed switch.
What is the order of dismantling the jacket? How do I disconnect it from the nozzle in the dishwasher tub?

The water jacket is accessible after removing the left wall of the dishwasher housing.
You unscrew the nut from the inside (gray), unfasten the hose clip and pull the whole thing up.
Unless you have no idea what a flow meter maze is.
Then call the master.

dominowave wrote:

Unless you have no idea what a flow meter maze is.
Then call the master.

No way! I will fix it or die!!
I have already successfully done hundreds of things that I have not done before, so there is hope.

dominowave wrote:

The reed switch costs about two zlotys, but again, a complete maze doesn't cost a fortune.
Generating unnecessary work in order to save a few zeta misses the ... goal.

The only question is whether replacing the complete jacket will solve the problem. What can be checked from its components?

NagolMCV wrote:

The only question is whether replacing the complete jacket will solve the problem.

You won't know until you replace it.

NagolMCV wrote:

What can be checked from its components?

From components of what? Coat / Maze ? Apart from this flow meter, nothing else, because there is nothing else there.

I also noticed that there is not much to do there. But can you check this flow meter to see if something is wrong with it?

mrice wrote:

You won't know until you replace it.

So you could replace half the dishwasher. But I don't know if I'll make it to the end of the epidemic.

You can check it in general terms, but I've already had a case where when I tried to measure it, it showed efficiency, but in fact it didn't work properly. You can try to measure with an ohmmeter whether pulses are generated when the water flows.

NagolMCV wrote:

So you could replace half the dishwasher.

Unfortunately, this is the case with independent fights, the service technician also sometimes has to substitute something to confirm or exclude, but then if it turns out that the selected part is operational, it is not your problem or cost, and you only pay for the correct repair.

Use a magnet first. Move closer and further away from the fan. Maybe you will be able to start it (not a fan, but a reed switch), maybe it has hung up ...

zibi1971 wrote:

Use a magnet first. Move closer and further away from the fan. Maybe you will be able to start it (not a fan, but a reed switch), maybe it has hung up ...

A specialist should not give such advice. The reed switch can "hang", but the flow meter (turbine) is not necessarily. You guys are giving some nonsense advice. Because even the reed switch for two zeta cannot be replaced in this type, because this is the construction of this labyrinth ...

The only advice is the advice of a colleague mrice and my humble person.
But what the hell, I don't know...

mrice wrote:

Unfortunately, this is the case with independent fights, the service technician also sometimes has to substitute something to confirm or exclude,

Just like my ex-mechanic. Only he exchanged, I paid, and the fault is still not resolved. I will probably also use the experience of Elektroda users in this topic. But first the dishwasher. These max PLN 200 is not a fortune, and at least I will learn something new. He tries to look for a coat on the net, but it turns out that it's not such a simple thing.

Może tutaj: https://www.google.com/search?client=tablet-a...MuMS4xLjGYAQCgAQE&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp

For mine I need C 12 140 16

NagolMCV wrote:

He tries to look for a coat on the net, but it turns out that it's not such a simple thing.

Immediately, for 133 zeta:
https://north.pl/karta/482000022022-water-coat-for-dishwashers,736-AE-2039.html

NagolMCV wrote:

For mine I need C 12 140 16

I've been waiting for an answer since yesterday. I'm having a bit of trouble identifying...

Quote:

Each device has a nameplate that identifies the specific equipment. Example companies:
Whirlpool/Polar/Ignis/Bauknecht has a very important number, starting with 85. For example: 851159910940

And as in the attachment
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dominowave wrote:

NagolMCV wrote:

For mine I need C 12 140 16

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Edition 02/04/2020. 11:15

dominowave wrote:

Immediately, for 133 zeta:
https://north.pl/karta/482000022022-water-coat-for-dishwashers,736-AE-2039.html

Just got a reply that this linked coat will fit in my dishwasher.

Edition 02/04/2020. 21:00

I decided to try again and turn on the dishwasher to register what was happening exactly. And a second time, repeat the test with the flowmeter cable disconnected to check if there is the same effect.
Before the first attempt, I unplugged and plugged in the flowmeter plug twice and tapped my finger around the turbine.
Well, the dishwasher was working properly.
Thanks for all the advice. They were all valuable.
Problem solved but not for long. Although the whole coat looks like new, the fault will probably happen again soon.

After half a year, there was a moment when the magic spells stopped working and the means of direct coercion stopped working... The water coat finally had to be replaced.
After the first run, the program ran correctly and to the end.
The coat from the link ordered on 10/11 arrived today, i.e. 12/11, according to the information obtained in the spring from the store, it fits my dishwasher.

Then close the topic.
You can not award points, because I will have enough for the rest of my life...