If your Asko dishwasher is displaying an error code, below we have the solutions for what part needs to be checked. These Asko dishwasher error codes also tell you what parts need to be replaced or have become defective. Use the error code list below to help you to identify your Asko dishwasher error and fix it yourself.
Asko Dishwasher Error Codes
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F1
Fault Condition = Water heating fault, selected temperature not reached within 60 minutes
Incoming water temperature too cool
Check and Repair = Heating element is burned out OR the thermostat is bad
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F2
Fault Condition = High water level
Check and Repair = Clogged or defective water pump OR faulty water inlet valve
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F3
Fault Condition = Thermistor fault
Check and Repair = Open thermistor OR loose wiring to thermistor
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F4
Fault Condition = Water fill error with dishwashers with level controlled fill
If the lights are blinking and pump is running but the controls are non functional, this means the fault is from an OVERFILL
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F10
Fault Condition = Overfilling
Check and Repair = Shut off the water tap and check float and pump
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F11
Fault Condition = Drainage error
Check and Repair = Make sure no objects are stuck in the drainage hose – Check that the drain pump is not blocked – Be sure there are no blockages in the drain hose
Asko Dishwasher Error Code F12
Fault Condition = Water Inlet Fault
Check and Repair = Check that the valve for the water is open – Be sure the filter in the machine water intake is not clogged
Here is the procedure to fix error code F4 on your Asko dishwasher:
- Remove power to the unit
- Take off the lower access panel
- See if the tray under the dishwasher is full of water
- Remove the water with a towel or similar
- Check the float, this float stops the water flow, be sure it is not blocked
- Check to be sure the pump is working
- If all is good, test your dishwasher
- If there is no leak into the dishwasher pan then check that the draining hose under the sink is not leaking
- Be sure the drain hose goes up to the top and under the counter top and down to the drain. If not the water from the sink drain will flow into the dishwasher and cause an OVERFILL
If your ASKO dishwasher is showing a different error codes form the ones above, please leave a comment below and we will be happy to help you fix the problem.
Written by Keith Schneerer
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john,
The “Overfilling Water 2 F54” error code displayed on your ASKO dishwasher indicates that the dishwasher has detected an overfilling issue. This can be caused by a few different factors, which are listed below along with possible troubleshooting steps…
Faulty water inlet valve: If the water inlet valve is not closing properly, it may cause the dishwasher to overfill. You can check the valve for any visible damage or debris that might be causing the issue. If required, replace the valve to resolve the problem.
Stuck or malfunctioning float switch: The float switch is responsible for monitoring the water level inside the dishwasher. If it is stuck or not functioning correctly, the dishwasher may think it is overfilled. Check the float switch for any obstructions or damage, and ensure it can move freely. Replace the switch if it appears to be faulty.
Blocked or damaged pressure switch: The pressure switch also helps in detecting the water level in the dishwasher. If it is blocked or damaged, it may send incorrect signals, causing the dishwasher to display the F54 error. Inspect the pressure switch and clean any debris or blockages. Replace the switch if necessary.
Hope this helps you!
-RR
How to fix ASKO dishwasher displaying “overfilling water 2 F54”?
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I think they gave me a new machine. If I remember correctly they tried to tell me the mother board was bad (on a BRAND NEW machine) and it needed to be replaced. I said no way so they gave me a new one. Good luck and if u can get a refund get a Bosch that’s what I’ll get next
Hi Jessica, did you ever work out what the issue was with your dishwasher as ours has the same problem and can’t find information on it anywhere, thanks
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