Dishwasher Technician and Dishwasher Repair in Mardakan: Dishwasher Taking in Too Much Water

A customer living in the Mardakan area requested dishwasher repair because the appliance had started taking in water for longer than usual after the program was started. According to the customer, the dishwasher had previously operated normally, but in recent days it became noticeable that the water intake was stopping later than it should. During some wash programs, the water level inside the appliance rose above the normal level, after which the program continued with a delay. Stopping and restarting the dishwasher temporarily restored normal operation, but the problem occurred again. The operator asked about the dishwasher's brand and model, which programs were affected, whether an error code appeared on the display, and whether the appliance drained water normally. After gathering the initial information, a suitable dishwasher technician was scheduled for the following day.

After arriving at the address, the technician started the appliance in test mode and checked the water intake process. The dishwasher technician systematically inspected the water inlet valve, water level control system, pressure switch, pressure switch hose, drainage system, and electronic control module. It was determined that the water inlet valve opened and closed correctly according to the electrical signal and that the drainage system was operating normally. However, after the required water level was reached inside the appliance, this information was being transmitted to the control system with a delay.

During a detailed diagnosis, it was discovered that grease, detergent residue, and other deposits had accumulated in the narrow air channel leading to the pressure switch. Because of this blockage, the air pressure created as the water level inside the dishwasher increased was not being transmitted correctly to the pressure switch. As a result, the water level control system could not detect in time that there was already enough water inside the appliance, causing the water inlet valve to close later than necessary. For this reason, the dishwasher was taking in too much water during certain programs.

During the dishwasher repair, the pressure switch air channel and the connected narrow hose were removed and thoroughly cleaned of accumulated deposits. The dishwasher technician also tested the pressure switch separately and confirmed that its electrical readings were within the normal range. The hose connection points were cleaned and checked to ensure there were no air leaks. The water inlet valve, filter system, and electrical contacts were also inspected. Since the pressure switch itself was operating correctly, there was no need to replace the part.

After completing the dishwasher repair, the dishwasher technician tested the appliance again using several different wash programs. It was confirmed that the dishwasher took in the correct amount of water after the program started and that the water intake stopped at the appropriate time once the required level was reached. The washing, rinsing, and draining stages were checked one by one. The water level inside the appliance no longer rose above normal, the programs continued without delays, and no additional error codes appeared on the display.

The work was completed in approximately 1.5 hours. The customer was advised not to continue using the appliance for extended periods if the dishwasher starts taking in water for longer than usual, the water level inside becomes excessively high, or the program remains at the water intake stage for an unusually long time. Such faults may be related not only to the pressure switch system but also to the water inlet valve, water level sensor, or electronic control module. Therefore, it is recommended to have the appliance diagnosed by a dishwasher technician.

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