The short answer
The Crosley CDBEH family is the broadest Crosley dishwasher line in this set: the matrix below spans several series, and the wildcard positions in those designations are trim and colour codes rather than different machines. Two complaints dominate — water left in the sump, and dishes that come out dirty or wet — and on a family this wide the series on the rating plate decides which parts and which maintenance apply.
What you observe
- Standing water in the sump after every cycle — Filter, hose or disposer connection: see the drainage page.
- Dishes dirty, filmed, or still wet — Water temperature, spray arms or rinse aid: see the cleaning page.
- Water on the floor at the door or under the kickboard — Seal, foam or a connection: see the water leak page.
- Dark panel, or a machine that refuses to begin — Supply, latch or a control lock: see the start page.
Causes, most likely first on this family
- Drainage blockage — The most frequent class on these machines. No sampled share exists for this family, so this is a field ordering rather than a measurement.
- Cleaning and drying complaints — Next, and mostly water temperature, loading and rinse aid rather than failed parts.
- Leaks at the door — Seals that have taken a set, and foam from the wrong detergent.
- Start faults — Least common, and dominated by tripped breakers and latch switches.
Models in the CDBEH family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| CDBEH351**** | crosley:dishwasher:cdbeh |
| CDBEH600***A | crosley:dishwasher:cdbeh |
| CDBEH650***A | crosley:dishwasher:cdbeh |
| CDBEH950***A | crosley:dishwasher:cdbeh |
| CDBEH960**** | crosley:dishwasher:cdbeh |
Problem classes on this family, in field order — Qualitative ordering only: no sampled fault data exists for this family, so no share or denominator is given.
General guidance| Problem class | Relative frequency here | Where it is covered |
|---|---|---|
| Drainage | most common | drainage page |
| Cleaning and drying | common | cleaning page |
| Leaks | less common | water leak page |
| Will not start | least common | start page |
When to call a technician
Filter cleaning, loading, detergent dosage, breaker resets and latch checks are owner work across this family. Call a technician for a silent drain pump, a leak under the machine with the connections dry, or a series whose sump has no owner access. Call an electrician for a warm or discoloured junction box.
Nearest pages of this class
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