Ive had an F10, my error as I had a small container with a

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JustAnswer Customer: I've had an F10, my error as I had a small container with a little hand soap in it, in the dishwasher.
JustAnswer Customer: I've removed all the bubbles and water that I can.
JustAnswer Customer: When I turn the power button to off, the machine still runs.
JustAnswer Customer: It still shows the setting I was using and F10, so it's not working but still making noises.
JustAnswer Customer: I tried to add water to the bottom to clear the drain and it flushes through fine.
JustAnswer Customer: However, after ten or fifteen tries the F10 is still showing.
JustAnswer Customer: How do I reset that?
Jon: Appliance Technician: Hello
Jon: Appliance Technician: My name is XXXXX XXXXX I am an auntorized asko service tech and I can help you today.
Jon: Appliance Technician: Becasue of the extra soap in the machine and the constant running you have likely floode the bottom drain pan and kick the drain motor in and on.
Jon: Appliance Technician: The is the running you are constantly hearing.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And in fact, if there is even the slightest bit of water under the tub in the drain pan under the machine where the flood switch is, it will continually just try to drain the machine.
Jon: Appliance Technician: Even with t he door open.
Jon: Appliance Technician: It will continue to drain until all the ware is out of the machine.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And that is also why you a getting the error code.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And will not go away until the water is dried up
Jon: Appliance Technician: So to fix this quickly you will need to uninstall the dish from the cabinets and tilt it forward at about a 45 degree angle.
Jon: Appliance Technician: Now before doing so, please put some towels down on the floor infront of the machine.
Jon: Appliance Technician: When tipping the machine forward you should have some water come out of the drain pan.
Jon: Appliance Technician: If you do, that is the problem.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And let the water all come out then tilt it back upright.
Jon: Appliance Technician: Their you really want to dry the machine out and get it running quickly you can remove the lower back access panel of the dishwasher.
Jon: Appliance Technician: Where the the drain hose comes out of the machine.
Jon: Appliance Technician: Remove that panel and you will see if there is any more water in the drain pan
Jon: Appliance Technician: If there is more water just dry it up and then put everything back together.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And rerun the machine.
Jon: Appliance Technician: If it works fine then you just needed to dry it out.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And this can happen from time to time with this machine.
Jon: Appliance Technician: It is normal to have a little water drip into the drain pan during every wash cycle.
Jon: Appliance Technician: That is why they out the drain pan down there an the flood switch.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And after a while there will be enough water in the drain pan to activate the flood switch.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And it will just continue to drain until the water is gone.
Jon: Appliance Technician: If after tilting the machine and drying it out of ot runs normally you should be good to go.
Jon: Appliance Technician: But if it still will not run through a complete cycle and brings up the error coded
Jon: Appliance Technician: Sorry
Jon: Appliance Technician: Code again, then you may have a slight leak allowing the water to run into the pan under the dishwasher.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And in that case you will need to pull the machine and check it out again.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And then check for any hoses or clamps that are leaking and not connected fully.
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Jon: Appliance Technician: Thanks.
Jon: Appliance Technician: And again you will usually find that just tipping the machine and letting the water drain out of the pan under the dish, will fix your problem.
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