Asko D1776 Dishwasher

[grizzly]

Haven't been out to look at it yet, going tomorrow. Guy says it won't fill. Never worked on an Asko dw before, anyone got a service manual or anything special I should know about Asko? Didn't see a manual on Xdrive.

Also was curious if Asko is anything like Bosch, with a big fat peice of plastic right behind the kick panel obsucring most of the fill valve?

[BrntToast]

make sure you check your recalls when you touch asko, that model is not one included in the recall though

and ya, european style like bosch

been a while since i worked on one so i forget how much access you have

 

[Samurai Appliance Repair Man]

Here ya go, Griz:

  asko-D1776-schematic.pdf

http://download.xdrive.com/s/549971309UL81UqVOPfgJVCcd258&partner=plus

  asko-D1776-servicemanual.pdf

http://download.xdrive.com/s/549971388MigGKgkr5PC4ixnozUY&partner=plus

  asko-D1776-ss-parts.pdf

http://download.xdrive.com/s/5499714029Np2Dx97Wi7jAfg8l8L&partner=plus

The parts manual is for the stainless steel model.  Several tech bulletins on this one but none for the no-water complaint. 

[grizzly]

Gracias amigos. Operationally I could find no problems with the DW. The slolonoid was getting juice, but the water flow into the machine was just a small trickle. No kink in fill line (It was a pex line that he said actually came with the machine), no buildup at all on the inlet screen. Good water pressure at the house valve.

Customer (who is also a freind) wanted me to order a new fill valve and said he is "sure its the valve". So is it ok to be a parts changing moneky when the guy is your buddy and he won't be mad if the new valve doens't do the trick?

[Samurai Appliance Repair Man]

Sounds like you've done your due diligence; change that valve, Budrow.

[grizzly]

Valve has been ordered, received, and installed. The DW's inlet stream now flows as fast and pure as a urinal in a men's room full of drunken sailors. Thanks ya'll.

[Samurai Appliance Repair Man]

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