This platform, in brief
This page profiles one dishwasher family and routes to the pages covering its individual faults. The roster runs to eight listings. That is wide enough that trim and capacity vary, and narrow enough that the panel layout does not. Checking your listing against the table takes a moment and saves ordering against the wrong catalogue. The listings below share a tub, a filtration strategy and a spray layout, which is why one set of pages covers all of them.
The fault map for these models
- Dishes coming out dirty — Filter, spray arms and loading account for most of it. The water is recirculated, so the filter matters. — Slug: asko-asko-dishwasher-dfi-dishwasher-cleaning-performance — Title: Asko DFI Dishwasher: Does Not Clean or Dry
- Standing water at the end of a cycle — Four stages between the sump and the waste; the work is locating which one closed. — Slug: asko-asko-dishwasher-dfi-dishwasher-drainage-failure — Title: Asko DFI Dishwasher: Will Not Drain
- Water on the floor — The tub is a sealed box with one opening, and the opening is where most leaks start. — Slug: asko-asko-dishwasher-dfi-dishwasher-water-leak — Title: Asko DFI Dishwasher: Water Leak
- Nothing happens when started — Door latch, supply and control lock, in that order. The board is the last suspect. — Slug: asko-asko-dishwasher-dfi-dishwasher-wont-start — Title: Asko DFI Dishwasher: Will Not Start or No Power
The frequency order for these models
- Cleaning performance — The largest class, and mostly the filter, the spray arms or the loading rather than anything that has failed.
- Leaks — Mostly at the door — a set gasket, a machine out of level, or foam from the wrong detergent.
- Will-not-start faults — The latch and the supply. On a built-in machine the socket cannot be reached, which is why the breaker is the practical test.
- Body: Problem classes in frequency order on this platform.
Models in the DFI family — The listings below are what this page covers; it is a family page, not a model page.
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| DFI563**** | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI564* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI565* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI652* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI664* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI675* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI776* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
| DFI786* | asko:dishwasher:dfi |
Problem classes on this family — Ordering only: no snapshot behind this family carries a counted denominator, so no share is printed.
General guidance| Problem class | Relative frequency on this family |
|---|---|
| Cleaning performance | leading |
| Leaks | frequent |
| Will-not-start faults | occasional |
When to call a technician
The line here is the tub. Inside it you can work; behind the kickboard there is mains water and an electrical connection within inches of each other.
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