ChatterBank1 min ago
Dishwashers.
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This section is a close as I can get for this question! Our dishwasher is not working and the display states, 'check water supply' The supply is good because it's off our cold water tap to the sink. However, there is a little box that stops the water flooding when the dishwasher is faulty coming off the water pipe. Could it be this box that is not allowing the water in? Can they be adjusted? How do I tell if it's faulty? Many thanks, Bramley.
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I've seen it, read it, thought about it, but at the moment I don't know what to suggest. I might come back to it (unless someone else has covered it) when I've researched what this little box is. Don't know what it is, unless it is a one-way isolation valve to stop contaminated dishwasher water going anywhere near the clean fresh 'mains' water.
I've seen it, read it, thought about it, but at the moment I don't know what to suggest. I might come back to it (unless someone else has covered it) when I've researched what this little box is. Don't know what it is, unless it is a one-way isolation valve to stop contaminated dishwasher water going anywhere near the clean fresh 'mains' water.
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Backflow preventer - that's the word I was searching for earlier.
Overflow Preventers do exist as well, apparently.
I'd do as Methyl suggests - temporarily bypass the device to check if the fault is caused by the device or the front end lnlet valve of the dishwasher. My guess is unfortunately the latter, not much to go wrong in the former.
Overflow Preventers do exist as well, apparently.
I'd do as Methyl suggests - temporarily bypass the device to check if the fault is caused by the device or the front end lnlet valve of the dishwasher. My guess is unfortunately the latter, not much to go wrong in the former.