What this family is
The AEG-Electrolux F dishwasher line spans six models, set out in the table below, and its faults gather around two parts: the filter and the door. This page profiles the platform and routes: what each problem looks like from the front, and which page works it through.
What owners of these models report
- It will not begin — Latch, switched spur, water valve, then water in the base tray. — Slug: aeg-electrolux-aeg-electrolux-dishwasher-f-dishwasher-wont-start — Goes to: Aeg Electrolux F Dishwasher: Will Not Start or No Power
- The dishes are still dirty — Filter, arms, loading and water temperature account for nearly all of it. — Slug: aeg-electrolux-aeg-electrolux-dishwasher-f-dishwasher-cleaning-performance — Goes to: Aeg Electrolux F Dishwasher: Does Not Clean or Dry
- Water stands in the base — Work outward: filter, waste connection, hose, pump. — Slug: aeg-electrolux-aeg-electrolux-dishwasher-f-dishwasher-drainage-failure — Goes to: Aeg Electrolux F Dishwasher: Will Not Drain
- It is leaking — A leak that continues with the machine off is the fill side; close the valve at once. — Slug: aeg-electrolux-aeg-electrolux-dishwasher-f-dishwasher-water-leak — Goes to: Aeg Electrolux F Dishwasher: Water Leak
Which of them happens most on this line
- Filter and sump blockage — It leads here because the filter is the designed trap and sits behind both the poor results and the standing water. All six models under the F key are built the same way here, so an ordering that fits one of them fits the rest.
- Door latch and switch wear — Second: the latch works on every wash and has the highest cycle count in the machine.
- Leaks at the seal and fill side — Third, and the most damaging left alone, because a built-in machine leaks out of sight.
- Spray jets clogging — Last, and the slowest: results fall away gradually rather than failing outright.
Models in the F family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| F45078I-M | aeg-electrolux:dishwasher:f |
| F65478VI-S | aeg-electrolux:dishwasher:f |
| F89078VI-M | aeg-electrolux:dishwasher:f |
| F89078VI-S | aeg-electrolux:dishwasher:f |
| F89088VI-M | aeg-electrolux:dishwasher:f |
| F89088VI-S | aeg-electrolux:dishwasher:f |
Where the faults fall on this family
General guidance| Problem class | Where it ranks on the F line |
|---|---|
| Filter and sump blockage | leads |
| Door latch and switch wear | second |
| Leaks at the seal and fill side | third |
| Spray jets clogging | last |
Based on: no counted sample — ordinal ranking only, from the fault pattern of this appliance class
Before you open anything
Safety
Unplug the appliance or switch off its breaker before removing any panel — a capacitor can hold a charge after the power is off. Close the isolating valve before undoing any hose, and expect hot water and broken glass in the sump. Leave the anti-flood float and the door latch switch exactly as fitted.
The line between an owner check and a service call
Owner work on these models is the filter and sump, the spray arms, the waste connection, the isolating valve and the loading. The base panel, meter work and anything needing the pump reached is a service call. Water in the base tray or a burning smell means leaving the machine isolated until it is checked.
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