ASKO 1653 - Manual (Page 14)

Trouble shooting
A simple fault may prevent the machine from working. You may be able to
remedy this yourself. Trace the fault with the help of the points listed below.
Also, be sure to read "Poor dishwashing results?", pages 15 to 18 for more
problems, possible causes and suggested remedies.
There is water left In the machine
If the machine is taking in too
much water, the drainage
pump starts automatically. If
the water, in spite of this, is
not drained off, it might de­
pend on any of the following
reasons:
The filter system Is clogged
Lift out the coarse filter and
empty it. Place back in
dishwasher before starting.
The pump is blocked
Pieces of bone or other
foreign particles might be
stuck in the drainage
pump. The picture below
shows you how to clean
the pump.
Air Gap
If the machine is equip­
ped with an Air Gap, see
Page 13. Be sure the air
gap is not blocked or
plugged.
The drain hose has a fold
Check to make sure that
there are no folds or sharp
bends on the drain hose.
The drain hose Is clogged (blocked)
Check to make sure that there are no
obstacles in the hose where it connects to
the water lock. Foreign particles can get
stuck in the entrance of the connection
line, see the picture. Also check to make
sure that the cone-shaped connection line
has been cut to an inner diameter of at
least 3/4" (15 mm).
Check for a kink in the drain hose.
The machine does not start
If the machine does not start it might depend on any of the following reasons:
Push in main on/off button. Main Power @ A fuse has blown. Check the circuit breaker.
Indicator Light will come on.
The door is not closed completely. © The plug-in contact is not inserted in the wall socket
or is wired incorrectly.
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