Problem situations in the operation of dishwashers

My salt is regulated in this itself as it is .... in general, where the salt is poured, the lid needs to be unscrewed and there is such a lever that you turn - more less ..... can you do the same?

Right now it will wash up - I will definitely look

I looked in the instructions not for this particular dishwasher, but also indesite:

In the instructions, this is between "Filling the rinse aid" and "Loading the regenerating salt".

I also downloaded this manual, but even the front panel there is completely different, just with a separate P button, although my model is indicated at the beginning. In general, it is not clear
We will search, maybe the master will tell you on Monday.
ALL THANKS FOR THE TIPS

[insava]

insava You have the control knob put into the "P" mode

[insava]

insava, in my bekoshka there is no separate button either. And the water hardness is set when the program selector is turned to position "1". Maybe you are the same?

[insava]

insava You have the control knob put into the "P" mode

Nope, when you turn the switch it can stop THERE, but finally the handle "springs" only on the numbers

Right now it will wash up - I will definitely look

There's nothing

[insava]

insava, in my bekoshka there is no separate button either. And the water hardness is set when the program selector is turned to position "1". Maybe you are the same?

Maybe, but nowhere is it written about it. I'll put it on 1, and then what to do?
Tomorrow I'll call the Hotline - right now I'm leaving on business

[Sandy]

Sandy, and what brand do you have a car? Painfully on my El Fresco insides. True, I have never had others ...

[Sandy]

Sandy, and what brand do you have a car? Painfully on my El Fresco insides. True, I have never had others ...

I have DELFA DDW-9241

: girl_sad: I, too, for advice with my sadness
Dishwasher Indesit ICD 661 S EU

I have been using it since August 2012. During this period I used 3 packs of salt (apparently our water is like this, it constantly beeps with an indicator
BUT, about 3 days ago, at the beginning of the drain, a loud CRACKLING is heard, I can't call it a roar, literally 5 seconds, and then everything is fine. Somehow suspicious THIS
Does not affect the washing quality.

Today the serviceman came, listened, looked at the smudges inside (and still it's SALT). The verdict is as follows - the pump and the car begin to cover themselves in the service center for repair
The pump costs about 2 thousand rubles. and repair period 45 calendars. days.
Regarding salt, NO. And they will deal with smudges, but they should not "eat" SO MUCH salt.
Regrettably

Red spots are from St. Petersburg water, these are iron oxides (rust) from pipes

Unlikely...
Firstly: there are no such stains in the drum, but the water is the same.
Secondly: why red spots do not appear on the knives (they all magnetise, albeit from the same set as forks, spoons, ladles) and forks-spoons from other sets (they also magnetise)
I have only one conclusion - the steel grade is different ...

Regarding salt, NO. And they will deal with the smudges, but they should not "eat" SO MUCH salt.
Regrettably

Mdaaaa ... Sad. Everybody tried to help you somehow, but it turns out the reason is more serious.
So if you have it since August, then the guarantee has not ended? Maybe not so bad then?

Unlikely...
Firstly: there are no such stains in the drum, but the water is the same.
Secondly: why red spots do not appear on the knives (they all magnetise, albeit from the same set as forks, spoons, ladles) and forks-spoons from other sets (they also magnetise)
I have only one conclusion - the steel grade is different ...

Maybe ... I didn't think so deeply ...

Mdaaaa ... Sad. Everybody tried to help you somehow, but it turns out the reason is more serious.
So if you have it since August, then the guarantee has not ended? Maybe not so bad then?

I appreciate the support of members of the forum
Yes, the car is under warranty, we ordered spare parts in the service (just like about a car), we will repair
The Master said that this is rare with the Indesites, more complaints about Bosch. But as my experience shows, it is a lottery.
I will report, I promise !!!

[insava]

insava The master cheated so as not to offend you, the problems are just with Ariston and Indesit

Unlikely...
Firstly: there are no such stains in the drum, but the water is the same.
Secondly: why red spots do not appear on the knives (they all magnetise, albeit from the same set as forks, spoons, ladles) and forks-spoons from other sets (they also magnetise)
I have only one conclusion - the steel grade is different ...

The question arose why then the enamel baskets inside the PMM and the plastic detergent dispenser turn yellow?

[insava]

insava The master cheated so as not to offend you, the problems are just with Ariston and Indesit

Everything can be, there is nothing to compare
I equip my assistant on the way to the service, I hope not to the "last"
And in six months I got used to it, and somehow I don't want to scrub with my pens.

For three years of using the assistant, such problems got out. (I have a separate full-size Boshik.)
The rails of the upper basket on the right began to jam. I was a little upset, I even called the master. But, then it dawned on me, let me try Frau Schmidt (just bought). T-t-t, it helped.
The second problem is not completely solved. At the bottom under the door there is such an elastic band-seal in the form of a visor, curved upwards. Someone from the family poured something sweet on the door, which got numb under the door and this seal. For some time the machine was not used. This stickiness is stuck. I started to open the door - I can't. Derg, derg, opened together with an elastic band that came out of the groove. As far as I could, the stickiness washed off, the gum was squeezed into place. But, sometimes, all the same, the door clings to this rubber band and does not open well. I would like to disassemble, but how to wash everything, otherwise you will not crawl under the door. And you will disassemble (of course, not me, but the master), it will only get worse.
Such, frivolous problems, but nasty.
PS. And the pots after the broth are poorly washed. But this, of course, is not the machine's fault, but the means, of which our choice is not so hot.

Please tell me in my situation. Since the purchase of the PMM, for the first time I need to add salt (the indicator lights up). I began to unscrew the lid of the salt compartment from there water flows strongly, knowing that you cannot spill the salt solution, how can I insert a funnel and pour salt?

Please tell me in my situation. Since the purchase of the PMM, for the first time I need to add salt (the indicator lights up). I began to unscrew the lid of the salt compartment from there water flows strongly, knowing that you cannot spill the salt solution, how can I insert a funnel and pour salt?

Someone wrote that you can suck off water with a (medical) pear. I put the funnel directly into the water and sprinkle salt until I see it in the water. I close the lid. Wash the dishes. So far, nothing reprehensible has happened.

Please tell me in my situation. Since the purchase of the PMM, for the first time I need to add salt (the indicator lights up). I began to unscrew the lid of the salt compartment from there water flows strongly, knowing that you cannot spill the salt solution, how can I insert a funnel and pour salt?

In the instructions for my PMM it is written that it is imperative to start the washing cycle IMMEDIATELY after adding salt, at least fast. It seems to me that this salt water is washed away and not dried up.
Mine also runs out of water, but I quickly fall asleep and turn on

Water always flows out of the compartment when I add salt.
It is recommended to simply wipe it with a rag (or rather, drawn), I do so, and to be honest, not always.
It feels good.

Good afternoon, members of the forum
I have already said somewhere that I do not consider a dishwasher to be a necessary technique in the house. Well, it so happened that each of us washes the dishes himself, washes with high quality, and the dishes were always perfectly clean. But this is not about that. Now my husband and I are doing repairs in the kitchen. And then one day a dishwasher comes to us. As they say, they put me in front of a fait accompli. Well, okay, I’m always on you with technology, since I’ve bought it, let it work. (True, the hopes of the husband and eldest daughter were not particularly justified, since the pans and cups still had to be washed by hand)
But actually, I have the following question. Since the equipment arrived, I ordered it to be connected immediately, since the repairs are carried out on their own, and may take more than one month. And it is necessary to check the performance. Her husband hooked her up, and while the kitchen wasn’t particularly dusty, she worked there. A week. Then it was necessary to sand the walls, and of course, I had to remove the machine from the kitchen.
So, question, how long can the machine stand idle if it already contains both salt and rinse aid? That is, will there be any corrosion or something else? To stand her in a non-working condition, I think, for a month for sure.

[Nikasa]

Nikasa You can stand without work as long as you like, the main thing is that there is salt and water in the container.

I faced such a situation: I washed the filter press for brewing tea in PMM. After several infusions of tea, I discovered that on the stainless part of the press itself there is a black coating with a very small free part from the coating. I thought the steel was of poor quality. I disassembled the press, washed it with a metal washcloth to a shine. After a week of operation, it shines like new. So what settled in the PMM? The temperature is set at 60 * C, and tea is brewed with boiling water. Now I look with apprehension at the dishes washed in the PMM. My baby's hands.

: girl_sad: I, too, for advice with my sadness
Dishwasher Indesit ICD 661 S EU

I have been using it since August 2012. During this period, I used 3 packs of salt (apparently our water is like that, it constantly beeps with an indicator) and smudges from under the lid are salty
BUT, about 3 days ago, at the beginning of the drain, a loud CRACKLING is heard, I can't call it a roar, literally 5 seconds, and then everything is fine.

In general, after the time spent in negotiations with the service and the seller, the result is as follows:
The drain pump was changed under warranty {according to the law, the repair is 45 days, we were changed on the 45th day} okay, at least the machine was at home and operated, and not in the service
And they did not give a clear answer in salt
We were given 2 acts of malfunction of the PMM and we give it to the seller with a claim that in such a short time there are already 2 breakdowns and we ask to replace it [essno with another manufacturer]
Ordered a Bosch 60. Maybe everything will work out with him

Good evening. Bought Bosch -50. We master.
There are already questions.
We washed for the first time in Eco mode. So long! I didn’t wait and turned off the dryer.
The second time was washed on a fast mode -45 minutes. It washed well, but after stopping I found that the dishes were soapy. There is simply no rinse mode. I had to wash everything off under the tap.
What is it from?

Maybe it's not soapy, but there is a lot of rinse aid? Reduce the rinse aid see what happens ...

Good evening. Bought Bosch -50. We master.
There are already questions.
We washed for the first time in Eco mode. So long! I didn’t wait and turned off the dryer.
The second time was washed on a fast mode -45 minutes. It washed well, but after stopping I found that the dishes were soapy. There is simply no rinse mode. I had to wash everything off under the tap.
What is it from?

Read here
https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/in...=com_smf&topic=27350.1260
It was recently discussed, and is constantly being discussed - there is only one way out - "play" with the settings of the rinse aid, salt, powder
And the IVF mode is always long :-) I have a Boshik 60 so there IVF goes for 3 hours at 50 degrees, and the hottest program is 70 degrees. only 2 hours. But I have the Vario speed function - it reduces washing time by almost 50%

Thanks to all. There is no rinse aid yet. Didn't buy.
The dishes are clearly soapy. Slippery.
But I don’t know with salt. There is salt. Backfilled. But it is for softening water, and we have Neva water, soft (Petersburg) is it necessary at all, and on the box of the detergent medium it is written that everything is available, and salt is included to soften the water.
Somehow we get a double ambassador.

Thanks to all. There is no rinse aid yet. Didn't buy.
The dishes are clearly soapy. Slippery.
But I don’t know with salt. There is salt. Backfilled. But it is for softening water, and we have Neva water, soft (Petersburg) is it necessary at all, and on the box of the detergent medium it is written that everything is available, and salt is included to soften the water.
Somehow we get a double ambassador.

Put salt on one! And do you have pills or powder?

Powder Gretta. And with salt you can't figure out how to expose it, in the sense of rigidity. As it is on the Boch is sly.

And I also noticed when buying.
There was some water in the car at the bottom. Very damp.
The seller assured that it was checked for leaks in production and that it was poorly wiped off.
That they all come raw.
That's right, but I tensed. Maybe boo.

Powder Gretta. And with salt you can't figure out how to expose it, in the sense of rigidity. As it is on the Boch is sly.

The instructions must be, read. It can be regulated in different ways in different cars, but in mine, too, you can't figure it out without instructions.

It is written very briefly there. And it's not clear. Maybe go to their website.

It is written very briefly there. And it's not clear. Maybe go to their website.

I downloaded the instructions for your PMM. There is a normal description, I have the same. You just haven't gotten used to it yet. Calm down and everything will work out.

Powder Gretta. And with salt you cannot figure out how to expose it, in the sense of rigidity. As it is on the Boch is sly.

:
And perhaps the powder is to blame. I also wrote in some topic that it was from Greta that personally I HAVE a feeling of slippery dishes ... And in your case, the factor of water softness may also be added, and here is the result
Here from Minel, my dishes already "creak" from cleanliness
Now I can't wait for this Gretta to end
And someone is very happy with her :-)
So try both the setting options and the detergent options, etc.
Everyone goes through it, but then

Maybe it worked. I figured it out not without difficulty. They have two instructions. And one more. So I put it on 0
It even says that if the powder with salt and water is not hard, then put 0. How to check this and I have a full tank of salt.

Greta says to put 40g. two tablespoons. And if the machine is small, compact, then one spoon is enough. Maybe I'm on a short regime, but a lot of powder. So she is washing herself.
Why are there no words about the amount of powder in the instructions for the car?

Maybe it worked. I figured it out not without difficulty. They have two instructions. And one more. So I put it on 0
It even says that if the powder with salt and water is not hard, then put 0. How to check this and I have a full tank of salt.

Service technicians advise to set the salt to 1, so that the ion exchanger is preserved, even with our soft water. And the fact that you have a full tank of salt is correct. For dosing the flow rate and there is a level adjustment. Now salt will be enough for a long time.

I called the foreman to repair the PPM. After the repair, the master recommended not to use salt, since St. Petersburg has very soft water. I use the pills that I bring from Finland.

Got it.
When I fell asleep, I didn’t pour water there, as recommended.
Do you need it now? Or she has already poured herself.
And why was the shop sink wet?

[sazalexter]

I called the foreman to repair the PPM. After the repair, the master recommended not to use salt, since St. Petersburg has very soft water.I use the pills that I bring from Finland.

I can no longer find where, but our Sasha - sazalexter, explained that salt and rinse aid in St. Petersburg should be set to a minimum, but not 0. I believe him, but about other masters - there may be options. Nevertheless, they are interested in our PMMs working in such a way as not to leave the repairmen without work. Since I am still not a repairman, I cannot say anything, but I can well admit that not all are cool and decent craftsmen.

And why was the shop sink wet?

For a long time ago, when I was just choosing equipment for myself, the sellers in the store told me that not all products in a row were checked at factories. Different manufacturers have different requirements: some check every fifth, some every tenth.
So rejoice - your PMM was checked, so there is water.

My PMM was wet and the instructions say it was wet

And I had water

For Peter, I put the salt to a minimum, but do not turn it off at all, it is needed not for softening, but for regenerating the ion exchanger! Otherwise, he will simply die, and this is a repair of $ 100-200 or a new PMM. Rinse aid 1-3 depending on the detergent. Yes, if you wash with tablets, the salt turns off automatically because it is in the tablet. But once again I will say the tablet contains average amounts of components, it may not be suitable for water with extreme values ​​of hardness, so I do not use tablets.

Thanks to all.
Just what to do with salt? I fell asleep, but did not pour water.

Thanks to all.
Just what to do with salt? I fell asleep, but did not pour water.

The machine will handle this by itself. * JOKINGLY * It will still not work to scoop out the salt, it will gradually be used up.

I mean, in the instructions, first fill in water, and then fill in salt. I didn't pour the water.

I mean, in the instructions, first fill in water, and then fill in salt. I didn't pour the water.

I think that nothing terrible will happen. It is true that more than three years have passed for me, but it seems to me that I also poured dry. machine, t-t-t, alive and well.