How to fix your dishwasher. Quick and easy repair. Overflow error. Cleaning the sensors

[@ClipMania247]

Thank you, saved me a fortune by not needing to call someone out!

[@mr.t361]

Hello. I just removed the front under plate and removed most of the water in the bottom with small bathroom towels and then let a fan blow for a hour just in case. Power on and everything was ok. Thanks for the tip that it was not necessary to take out the machine. Saved me a lot of time.

[@kumquat888]

Thanks - saved me time and money 👍🏻

[@kosskrit]

Thank you very much for your video. It gave me a confidence to open our dishwasher and solve the issue without calling someone, or more so, buying a new dishwasher. I found a piece of string strangling an impeller of a drain pump. However, I assume it wasn't the cause of the problem, because I could freely spin it with my hand. The issue was probably an ooze in the drip pan, which accumulated there over the years. A float of a level sensor there was covered by it and it likely made false signals to a unit, that the drip pan is overflowing. Problem solved 😎

[@VictoriaKitanov]

THANK YOU!! It works! 5 STARS for this video!! 😊 Sadly, too late because the authorised rep 'serviced' the machine and wrote a report to BEKO which has voided my 5 year warranty. That said, it would have been for manufacturers faulty parts, and it's a reliable machine. On the plus side, I've learned how to clean the machine thoroughly. I used an artist's airbrush with compressor to unblock near the sensor, making sure to sponge out any water beforehand because the compressor is an electrical gizmo. I've also made sure to use rinse aid, which I think may have added to the problem (a friend said they didn't bother, and I believed them)🤔 THANK YOU AGAIN!

[@Robytza932012]

Thank You soooo much, i turned it to 45* and I took the excess water and it worked! I have a Gorenje dishwasher.

[@castorcarvi]

Same here, also Gorenje dishwasher. Turn it on its side, let water run out and it works perfectly now

[@cloudtrifle]

Spent an hour and a half following this guide, mine didn't have the sensors at the bottom but I gave the pipes and insides a good clean anyway. Soaked all the water up out of the bottom with paper towel and it's working again! Thanks a bunch dude!

[@persona26667]

It worked! The dishwasher is working, thanks for such a good and clear video

[@hoffrock69]

Absolute legend. This worked a charm. It was an IKEA hjälpsam dishwasher for reference. Exact same problem. Thank you!!

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Great! Thank you!

[@harveyanddylan]

Brilliant, just sorted mine. After I cleaned the sensors I filled the sensor bowl with hot water and left it for around 30 mins. Dishwasher on now as I write this.

[@PoMaQue]

Thanks for this, had the error last year and had a technician from the company + a regular plumber to get this to stop. Today it took some time, but I managed it exactly like you indicated 👍

[@layzellb1]

Thank yoi so much. My partner is away for a while so attempted this myself. I usually leave these things to him but your video was so clear and easy to follow that i thought why not?! Works a dream now.and my self confidence has had a little boost also. Thanks a bunch.

[@chunkymoose9793]

Thank you!! Different brand dishwasher, but same issue - now resolved. No more washing dishes by hand and no $$$ spent on a repairman 👍

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Amazing! I'm glad it worked.

[@leithy810]

Thank you!! Couldnt afford anyone to come take a look but now iv solved it myself with your guidance. Very happy.

[@romanivanov2589]

Amazing , thank you !!!!!! I opened front panel at the bottom and cleaned sensors with soapy water only. Took 15 mins

[@bikalimark]

Just took the sidepanel off and removed the water from the tray on the bottom and now it works again. Took like 15 minutes. Thanks a lot!

[@Boris4991]

Thank you!

[@1m1r0z]

If the root cause isn't fixed, you're likely girls to have to do it again soon

[@seancampbell693]

Thank you. You’ve saved a fortune on calling someone out. Excellent advice.

[@mrsmac2473]

Thank you so so much for this! May the good Lord bless you for me. I followed this direction, though my dishwasher is a different brand and it began working perfectly again. I am so excited. You saved me stress and money. Thanks once again.

[@humbertocares8385]

You Sr. .... You are a Real DIY Master Engineer. Thank you Very, very Much. Old School Master

[@ahmetahmet9673]

I have to say thank you for saving me money on a handyan but also agreivation from the other half, worked a treat on our AEG integrated unit!

[@fil665]

This video helped me fix my dishwasher, thank you so much!

[@LaMiaPozzi]

I've seen a bunch of things online. I was almost giving up and you saved me ❤

[@joeyoung3600]

Thank you so much you just saved me a £99 call out fee! My dishwasher would run then stop and flash. I had a look under it (front panel only, didn't remove the sides) and noticed one of the tubes had fallen off! So I reconnected it & also soaked up the puddle at the bottom just to be sure, now it's running like a dream! 😀

[@thegadgetzone]

YOU ARE THE GOAT!!!! I almost bought a new diskwasher!!!

[@valeriesexton6418]

Thank you. I just pulled out my dishwasher, tipped it back, and the water drained out and worked like new again 😊😊 8:24

[@renevdberg]

Thanks, it worked for me! I already cleaned the sensors but I still had to remove the water underneath. I used the bottom front panel to reach the water. Once you get the hang of it, it was not so hard. anymore.

[@barryfg1981]

Thank you so much from Ireland.... was about to call someone when I came across your video. Working perfectly now....

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Love you too Ireland! 🤪

[@chilleris]

Thank you very much! As person who's not doing it. It was first time and helped to save some money. Really helped and made my friday best day

[@latechacrimean622]

Great video. I followed all your steps and it still happened. So I did it again, but left the sides off to see what was happening. Turns out there was a hole in my drainage pipe and that is what was flooding under my unit.

[@hogggyyyy]

This is a great video, thanks for helping me fix the problem on my unit! The issue on my dishwasher is that one of the internal hoses had come off where it connects to the outside of the sump, just had to reconnect it and mop up the water and it's running again

[@FeosBG]

Thank you very much ! I also have electrolux , but my model is a very easy job. I just had to remove front-down cover and remove the water. I drained the machine with a leg pool pump and dried it with a table ventilator. 1 hr job :) Thanks again !

[@desislavastaykova998]

Thank you very much. I repair it my dishwasher by myself. Thank you very much for this video 💛💛💛💛💛💛

[@spyke7uk]

Thanks so much for this great tip. I was at the point of getting someone in or buying a new dishwasher.

[@andreadaloe8115]

Nice video, but you could do it in an easier way, without moving out your dishwasher. I did it yesterday on mine, and worked perfectly hassle free. Just unscrew the metal panel underneath the door. This will allow you to reach the anti flood tray and empty it with a sponge or cloth. No need to move out your dishwasher👍👍👍

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Yes, you are right

[@johansebastiannordstrom8845]

Thanks for the help. i Simply shutdown the machine and dried up around the sensor. This saved me a LOT of money. So Many thanks to you guys 👍👍

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

@@johansebastiannordstrom8845 glad it helped you

[@Ghiasu]

I checked under mine. There was no water. And the cencors Are dry. I still get 3 pipa. What else can it be

[@stevensavoie856]

This! Life savers!!

[@leusdada]

Thank you a lot for your video!!! I could not get access to the sensor from the hole inside so I screwed out the front panel and from the I could take out the sensor (connected with an electric cable). On the other side of it I fount a 10-mm-thick layer of fat. After removing it my dish washer is working perfectly! Thank you again!

[@JC-gx8zs]

Was going to follow your instructions but decided to try soaking up the water from the pool under the filter first…. It worked great, so didn’t have to pull it out and take off the side etc. thanks for the video 👍

[@deathbysake]

I just wanted to take the time to say thank you for this video. As you probably saved me a lot of money. Easy to follow step-by-step guide. Worked after perfectly. Thanks again

[@noxemvulpenhaire2378]

Very helpful video. I found out that my Currys CDW45W18 Essentials Dishwasher was showing these very same symptoms and got it fixed. Many thanks. 👍

[@Anderswelle]

Thank you so much. I have a Gorenje dishwasher displaying Error F54. According to the manual, it requires a technician to solve the issue at hand. Watched your video and tried a similar approach. My dishwasher did not have any side covers to remove. So i just tipped the dishwasher in an 45 degree angle to let all the water drain out from the overflow tray. Then using a steamer, I cleaned up the sensors and small holes like in your video. After assembly, it runs again and the pump is not longer running mad. :D I hope the solution will last for some time.. :)

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Great! For me it lasted for 3 years

[@tomwilson8190]

Thanks! Just fixed our dishwasher thanks to this!

[@nickyrose2058]

This helped us fix our dishwasher, thanks for posting!

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Glad to hear!

[@MatthewGreen81]

I never leave comments on KZbin but I had to just say thank you for this. It worked perfectly and saved me a fair few quid in the process! (Zanussi dishwasher for reference).

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Thank you!

[@spookietowne7932]

1.5 year old Midea dishwasher here. I cleaned the filter that's located inside of the dish loading area at the bottom of that compartment and then simply rolled the machine out from the cabinets and gently laid it on its side to empty the water from the trays. Only about 3 or 4 washcloths full of water to mop up. Stood it back up and the machine is up and running. About 20 minutes of your time will save you from a $200+ appliance repair bill.

[@valentinroman4540]

Thank you very much. It worked for me. Saved some time and money!

[@stevezodiac491]

I have just fixed mine. The dishwasher drain was running continually and wouldn't shut off, with the sump completely empty. I removed the strainer and steel tray to expose the sump hole. Then I got the garden hose and attached it to the outside tap and turned it on, with the nossle shut at the other end. Without removing any other panels on the side or front, I sprayed the sensors carefully a couple of times intermittently, from the garden hose nossle, whilst allowing the drain pump to empty the sump in between efforts, to give clear access to the sensors, with the spray, on each attempt, to clear the sensors out. After three spraying actions the sump pump stopped after the sump was completely empty and obviously the sensors in the sump hole were now clear of whatever was blocking them. Be careful not to put too much water pressure on the sensors from the garden hose nozzle, as it is generally over 2 bar or 28 psi. Only spray the sensors gently. My dish washer is a zanussi. If it had not cleared as described previously, I would have poured kettle hot water into the sump hole to melt any fat, then returned to the garden hose method again, whilst still hot. Good luck with yours ! Another tip, if your control lights do not come back on afterwards, turn the unit off and then back on again at the wall. The usual tip for any computer or chip controlled mechanism to re-set it.

[@paullangford6360]

Thank you, saved me the cost of a workman or a new one !

[@nathanbogaerts8369]

legend, this seems to have solved my problem. AEG suggested to send a technician for €150 quid. You're a modern day robin hood!

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

🤣🤪 Thank you! Glad it helped.

[@ansta15]

Thanks a lot for this video. Electrolux or/and IKEA dishwashers flood error - sensor and water collecting tray can be accessed by front plate just under the door, only 6 screws. Collect water, clean sensors inside as in video and voilà, don't need to move dishwasher at all, or to open side panels.

[@LL-ed8bv]

Thank for this Video I was able to fix my dishwasher following your steps👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheRockWolf95]

Thank you so much for this video it rellay helped me fix the issue, so far it seems like my dishwasher is working perfectly again!!! Only question, how long could it take before this happends again?

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

For me it happened again after 2-3 months or usually after 1 week unused.

[@glencalder5191]

Thanks mate, this worked for my Westinghouse dishwasher displaying “F1” fault

[@radimkonicek9502]

Thanks a lot!! I also never comment on videos, but I fixed the issue following your instructions. BTW To clean the sensors I used simple water bottle and kept spraying.💪

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Thank you 🙂

[@natzoxox1]

That is also what I did and it worked for me!

[@Cjewitt185]

Thank you so much mate this has made me the manly man in the house right now Fixed!!! 🙌🏻

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

🤣 Great! Thanks for the comment!

[@pemzlimonsieur3449]

You're a fucking legend! Just got my bad boy up and running thanks to you, saved me from the handyman ripoff. :))

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

🤣🤣🤣 Great!

[@VarshaRamesh]

You’re the best! Thank you very much!

[@TheStigma]

Ikea Velgjord (Elextrolux) with i20 (drainage) error intermittently. approx 6 years old. Solved by flushing out the pressure sensor with a big syringe-and-hose using a degreaser solution. A big black and white "booger" came out of the sensor hole, so that made it kinda obvious as soon as I saw it :) For now everything runs smoothly again. Very glad I didn't have to go inside the machine

[@cRimPT]

Thank you very much for this video. It helps me solve my problem and look like superman here at home :D Just some information for someone that comes after me. My dish is a zanussi zdt12011fa built into the cabinet and it has a screwed part at the bottom that comes out. With the removal of this part is possible to clean and remove the water from the bottom without having to remove all the rest and take if of the cabinet.

[@wuypjj]

Life saver! There is a metal plate just under the door, you can just open from there to clean all the water out, then it will work again, no need to take the whole dishwasher out.

[@loveleov3252]

Awesome solution thank you very much

[@TheBeyondNormalGirl]

Thank youuu 🙏🙏 but yes, indeed our model also allows to fix this without removing the side panels, just the front lower panel. Also instead of syringe we used a sauce bottle to spray plain water. Some gunk came out and now it's washing again

[@oskarskuzmins786]

Tray draining did the job. Thanks

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Glad it worked. But it will happen again. Try to clean the sensors too next time.

[@dzafardja]

Thanks man. I solved problem on my machine !! Many thanks

[@asmeroms]

Thank you very much! It worked perfectly to me as well.

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Glad it did! 🙂

[@pamallahaug7047]

thank you ! we followed your instructions and the dishwasher is back to normal!

[@dragosx47]

Worked for me as well! Thank you very much! Very nicely explained!

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Mă bucur 😉

[@SnvarIvarsson]

thanks for the advice it worked fine and now the dishwasher is working fine and the fault is gone

[@alexandrucatanet5332]

Thanks man, it seems that it worked, great video!

[@MrRexBaron]

Thanks this video helped a lot ❤

[@vineethpaulgeever]

Thank you! This really works.

[@MrRiizo]

Thank you for the video. You fixed my dishwasher😁

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Glad to hear that! :)

[@meggyfrome8400]

I am so thankful for your help , this worked for me , you are awesome !!!!

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Great! Glad to hear that!

[@meggyfrome8400]

@@naturetravelandfood2231 what do you think causes it? My filter was quite grimy gunna make a point of cleaning it more on a regular basis

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

@@meggyfrome8400 I suspect that some kind of plaque is forming on the water level sensor.

[@anix1005]

Hey thanks a bunch for the video! I have a 6000 series AEG dishwasher which recently had the i20 error. I followed your steps and cleaned the sensors, but it does not turn on now😢 Do you have any tips for that? Thanks again for your help

[@LeeMc-ly5cg]

Thank you

[@screemin187]

BEKO owners - Had the same issue with an 18 month old Beko dishwasher. In my case, when the overflow or excess water sensor is tripped, the Eco wash cycle light flashes and you cannot select any other functions. It will almost certainly be this issue if you see a small amount of water below the machine, but not always as it gathers in a small tray. You will hear the pump constantly trying to clear water even when the On button has not been pressed (the safety feature is triggered by mains feed) No amount of resetting will stop it happening and the pump will try to drain instantly as the mains power is switched on. I made sure it was disconnected from the mains, took the side off, drained the excess water off and dried the sensor. Dishwasher working again. In my case it all seems to have stemmed from a bit of glass in the drain, although that could have been a coincidence

[@mrman9561]

I did without put moving the dish washer but cleaned the train and drained it so far so good

[@Dan-rv5ep]

Thanks for the video, it worked for me on another Electrolux model. However, before I saw your video I took out that black piece that can be seen on your video at 5:04 and I can’t put it back. I guess I shouldn’t have. Is there any trick for putting it back? I took the two small projecting parts into the two holes, but they do not seem to go in full length. At least, this black piece does not stand there firmly, falls off very easily. Also, I have no idea where the third small part on the back goes into. So, just wondering if anyone else took out this black piece and knows how to put it back. An idea? Would greatly appreciate your help.

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Sorry, Can't help you with that :(

[@andriusstatkevicius9955]

Had somewhat the same issue with mine, as the dishwashwer started to work while being turned off, so it was just enough to unscrew the front bottom of it and dry it as it was full of water. Dried the area where the filter is supposed to be as well. Seems to be up and running again :) thanks for the video anyways

[@alter_dot_audio]

Above all, love the soundtrack 😉

[@Stephen_Strange]

I'm going to try now, already cocked my machine over 45degrees and flooded my kitchen floor TWICE today trying to fix it.

[@arabiaox]

Thanks i fix mine with your video

[@sfonseka194]

Helped me and worked 💪🏾

[@scarlao]

Thank you so much!

[@warrenpamment]

bravo got to give credit where credit is due

[@Zosomatt]

This totally worked for me. Much appreciated 🙏

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

I'm glad to hear 🙂

[@driesdillen2542]

Thanks man!

[@joshualee1831]

I’ve done this (just took the front panel off) and it did the trick. But won’t this just keep flooding and setting it off in the future? There must be a leak for it to have done it in the first place no?

[@claudio-bw5sh]

Sorry one question ! For the candy cmls 1252/t if the sound error is continuos what is the method for the fix it!?

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

No problem. I couldn't find too many references on Candy dishwashers. Maybe these links will help: www.elettro-domestici.com/articoli-elettrodomestici.asp?id=475 and capitalrepairs.co.uk/news/candy-washing-machine-error-codes/

[@EnduRomaniia]

Man, you're awesome!!! So, I opened the furniture, I wiped the spider web, I found a loaf of bread, then I opened the front tablet under the door. There was not much water. From there you can't see that valve that blocks the water leak, then I cleaned the sensors area with a kharker steamer, then I wiped all the excess water collected there. I started the dishwasher, in the first phase the pump ran empty again for 15 seconds, then, miraculously, it started to draw water and life returned to normal. My wife says I'm a genius. He doesn't know our secret! U made my day! Ti iubesc pt clipul pe care l-ai facut in cazul in care te pricepi si la moatore! am un OM642, dupa fiecare regenerare are o usoara vibratie/tremur la relanti, ce-o fi ?

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

🤣 Verifică bucșele relantiului 🤪

[@jdotman121]

Worked 🎉thank you

[@janorquay]

For a water squirting device to clean the sensors - will a cordless pressure washer damage the sensors?

[@JamieTrin]

Thank you, such a great piece of information 👍

[@Mobicord]

Mersi pentru tutorial. Cum pot sa scot capacelul acela negru care este langa senzori, ca sa pot accesa palele pompei, este posibil acest lucru la Electrolux? Am vazut ca si asta poate sa fie o problema, blocarea palelor de la pompa din cauza mizeriei. Mersi.

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Care căpăcel? Spune-mi la ce minut:secundă apare.

[@Mobicord]

@@naturetravelandfood2231 La minutul 5:13 e un capacel in dreapta acolo, aproape fata in fata cu senzorul pe care il cureti si am vazut ca la unele modele de masini de spalat vase se poate scoate, dar nu stiu cum, banuiesc ca in spatele capacelului se vad palele de la pompa de apa. Eu am eroarea .20 (aparatul nu evacueaza apa), acum incerc sa fac tot e ai zis in video...poate reusesc sa scap de eroare.

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

@@Mobicord dacă nu evacuează apa probabil e de la pompă. Da, cred că acel căpăcel duce la pompă. La mine nu făcea decât sa evacueze apa 😁

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Mai simplu decât să scoți acel căpăcel cred ca scoți carcasa laterala să ai acces la pompă și verifici dacă vibrează / funcționează. Dar atenție la curent! Eu m-am "ciupit" de câteva ori

[@Eachann]

Thanks a lot man! It has worked for us too

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

Great to hear that !

[@conleyholbrook486]

My wife and I thank you!

[@studiovaessen7806]

Thanks!

[@w01f700]

Than you. Very useful

[@theshirina8807]

Omg it worked 😭❤️❤️❤️ thank u!

[@gonxo88]

Thank you buddy!!

[@samuelrex888]

Really helpful! Thank you, legend!

[@leeparf]

Thanks for this video just had exact same problem and now fixed! Cheers 👍

[@naturetravelandfood2231]

I'm very glad to hear that 🙂